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In her work in the Second Wave feminist movement, historian Ruth Rosen experienced a lot of revelations about the lives of women. But once that time was past, she experienced a different type of revelation as male historians described the 70s as “a decade when nothing of importance happened.” Ruth set out to research and […]

NOTE: This audio is the broadcast version of this episode for radio stations only. Visit BABBLERY.com for the full podcast stream, more information, transcript, and links. In her work in the Second Wave feminist movement, historian Ruth Rosen experienced a lot of revelations about the lives of women. But once that time was past, she […]

On October 19, 1954, Dick and Ruth Cone opened the Bamboo Cafe at the northwest corner of 10th and Spruce streets in Newhall, bringing a newly remodeled dining establishment to the community. The Bamboo Cafe, located at 24501 Spruce Street, was owned by Dick L. Cone, whose family also owned the Saugus Cafe for 86 ... The post Today In SCV History: October 19, 1954 – Bamboo Cafe Opens appeared first on KHTS Radio.

For Dr. Ruth Pedraza, Family Medicine Service Director at Mee Memorial, practicing medicine is about building relationships with patients, walking alongside their families and making a difference in people’s lives. That commitment is what brought her to South Monterey County. After three-and-a-half years serving the area, Pedraza’s experience reflects what rural healthcare is all about: […]

Ruth LePage, director of refugee services at Arrive Ministries, a refugee resettlement agency in Minnesota, said she misses late-night airport welcomes.  In refugee family reunification cases, the normally quiet arrivals hall is filled with family members dressed as if they’re going to a party, holding balloons and welcome banners. Children crane their necks, hoping to Read more... The post New Refugee Cap a Blow to Persecuted Religious Minorities appeared first on Christianity Today.