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	No Christmas "Claus" Fall 2007
	Fake I.D. By Chris Sebastian. Winter 2006
	Not All Are Created Equal Winter 2006
	Rainy Day Spending Fall 2006
	Don't Have a Document Dilemma Fall 2006
	Woman's Life Annuities By Wendy L. Krabach, Winter 2005
	Dividend Scale Revised Fall 2005
	It's the Thought that Counts Winter 2004
	Enjoying the Good Life Now Fall 2004
	Want To Live Your Financial Dreams? Join the Club! Spring 2004
	Debt Information Worth Noting Winter 2003
	Gen X Women: Think Tomorrow, Live Today Fall 2003
	Volunteers: Don't Pass Up the Opportunity to Deduct Out-of-Pocket Expenses Summer 2003
	Your Money: Financial Confidence, IRA Contributions for 2002, Holiday Debt Hangover Spring 2003
	Tax Tips for the Small-Business Woman By Mary T. Deckert. Winter 2002
	What Do I Need To Know About Life Insurance? By Wendy L. Krabach. Summer 2002.
	Guaranteed - Death, Taxes and Annuities! By Wendy L. Krabach. Spring 2002.
	Your Grocery Cart and You By Janet Welch. Fall 2001.
	Financial Help For Today's Woman By Mary T. Deckert. Fall 2000.
	Buyer Beware! The viaticals investment craze. By Valerie Benson. Winter 1999.

Taking Control of Your Financial Future If not now, when? By Wendy L. Krabach. Fall 1998.

	Keeping Up with Suzy Jones By Amy V. Lewis. Fall 2007
	College Saving 101: Funding A College Education By Chris Sebastian, Fall 2006
	Getting Fiscally Fit in 2006 By Carrie Shine, Winter 2005
	Wedding Bell Budget: How to Save Money on Your Wedding Spring 2005.
	What Do I Need To Know About Life Insurance? By Wendy L. Krabach. Summer 2002.
	Guaranteed - Death, Taxes and Annuities! By Wendy L. Krabach. Spring 2002.
	Financial Help For Today's Woman By Mary T. Deckert. Fall 2000.
	Teaching Your Kids About Money By Diane Lofquist. Fall 1999.

But Mom, They Give You Money At Work Teaching your children the value of a dollar. Fall 1999.

Thumbs Up! To empowerment, by Diane Lofquist. Summer 1999.

Goal Setting Your plan for financial success. Fall 1998.

Making Single Moms' Priorities Our Own by Diane De Decker. Fall 1999.

	Save $2,005 in 2005 By John D. Nardini II, Winter 2004
	Finding Financial Happiness By Trish Kinnee, Fall 2004
	But I Want It! Coping With An Overspender By Janet Welch, Spring 2004
	Surviving the Financial Fallout of Divorce By Patti Samar, Winter 2003
	Face Your Financial Fears: Don’t Let Mental Barriers Keep You From Taking Control of Your Finances By Monica Wheeler, Fall 2003
	Holding the Cards: A Young Woman's Perspective on Taking Charge of Credit By Jill Guest. Summer 2003
	Managing Your Employee Benefits: Taking Advantages of All Your Career Has To Offer By Mary T. Deckert. Spring 2003
	A Woman's Primer to Opening a Small Business By Patti Samar. Winter 2002
	Protect Your Minor Children's Financial Security By John Ingrisano. Fall 2002.
	What Would Happen to Them if Something Happened to You? By J.R. Ingrisano. Summer 2002.
	Women Have Unique Retirement Needs By J. R. Ingrisano. Spring 2002.
	This Year, Give Holiday Gifts That Last By John R. Ingrisano. Winter 2001.
	The Psychology of Spending By Sheila Rabe. Fall 2001.
	What are Stocks and How Do They Work? Reprinted with permission of Morgan, Keegan & Co., Inc. "Other Helpful Stock Information" by Wendy L. Krabach. Summer 2001.
	Stretching Your College Dollar By Diane Lofquist. Winter 2000.
	Grandma's Gift By Diane Lofquist. Summer 2000.
	Buying Your First Home When is the right time for buying your first home? By Casey Benedict. Spring 2000.

End-of-Year Tax Planning Postponing income four ways and other tax tips, by John Bringard, C.P.A. Winter 1998.

	Happy Anniversary Fall 2007
	In Search of Holiday Turkey By Patti Samar, Winter 2005
	don't go breaking your heart By Patti Samar, Winter 2005
	The Holidays: blessing or burden? By Victor Parachin, Winter 2005
	Have A Healthy Holiday Winter 2005
	Defining Successful Aging By Ed Pittock, CSA, Fall 2005
	How to put the Jolly back in Holly, Jolly Christmas By Leigh Anne Jasheway-Bryant, Winter 2004
	Happiness is a Choice By Victor Parachin, Fall 2004
	How to Negotiate Anything By Susan Fee, Spring 2004
	Volunteerism: Do It For You By Mary T. Deckert, Winter 2003
	The Age of Women in Business Has Arrived By John R. Ingrisano, CLU. Winter 2002
	Letting Go By Bonnie Walsh Davidson. Spring 2002.
	Alone For The Holidays By Patricia L. Fry. Winter 2001.
	How To Help Your Kids Be Undercover Agents of Kindness By Cathy Lamb. Summer 2001.
	Tracking Your Family Roots By Jane Haldeman. Spring 2001.
	So, You Want to Be The Boss? By Mary T. Deckert. Winter 2000.
	Character Education: A return to our ethical roots By Mary T. Deckert. Fall 2000.
	Parental Guidance More Adult Children Are Being Called Upon to Help Their Parents Maintain Financial Independence. By Drew Williams. Summer 2000.

Living Together, Separately Multigenerational households that work. By Karen Norris. Winter 1999.

Girlfriends A good friend is worth her weight in gold, by Cathy Lamb. Fall 1999.

Divorce and Damage Control We can survive divorce and help our children become strong, happy adults, by Rose S. Gardener. Fall 1999.

The Long, Hot Summer How to keep kids busy and teach them social responsibility at the same time, by Wendy L. Krabach. Summer 1999.

Volunteering An opportunity to give, but receiving so much more in return, by Wendy L. Krabach. Spring 1999.

Intuitions Marketing to, by and for women. Winter 1998.

	When is Enough enough? A young woman's perspective on being satisfied with what you have. By Lori Gordon, Winter 2003
	When Your Friend Has Cancer: 10 Ways to Help By Victor Parachin, Fall 2003
	Going With Your Hunches By Patricia L. Fry. Spring 2003
	Staying Safe After Sunset: Tips for being out past dark. By Janet Welch. Spring 2003
	What Women Want: Making the Most of Marketing to Women By Wendy L. Krabach. Winter 2002
	Your Child's First Crush By Mary T. Deckert. Summer 2002.
	Some People Stop At Nothing To Help finding star volunteers to grow your local units. By Mary T. Deckert. Winter 2001.
	Spa Humbug By Bonnie Coy. Fall 2001.
	Safety Awareness for Women Traveling Alone By Mary T. Deckert. Summer 2001.
	Celbrating Women of Courage and Vision: March Is Women's History Month By Mary T. Deckert. Spring 2001.
	How to Personalize and Individualize Your Wedding By Cathy Lamb. Winter 2000.
	Christmas, Christmas Everywhere By Tara Wick. Winter 2000.
	I Survived By Bonnie Davidson. Fall 2000.
	Mentoring Building Friendships While Sharing Competencies. By Mary T. Deckert. Summer  2000.
	Time for "The Talk?" Relax, Help Is on the Way By Mary T. Deckert. Spring 2000.

Four Christmas Gifts to Give Yourself By Freya Ottem Hanson. Winter 1999.

Taking Fabulous Photos Tips from a "shootmaker's" wife, by Ellen B. Weiland. Summer 1999.

My Best Friend: My Mom Seems as we get older, the smarter Mom is, by Mary T. Deckert. Spring 1999.

Just Say "Yes" And make the world a kinder, gentler place this year, by Victor M. Parachin. Winter 1998.

How to Be Alone and Happy Practical tips from people who've been there, by Patricia L. Fry. Fall 1998.

Former First Lady Barbara Bush's Keynote Address Deeply touched and humbled by Woman's Life. Fall 1998.

	Donna Petri: Cocktails With a Cause By Chris Sebastian, Fall 2007
	Jodi Langmesser: Growth Through Membership By Patti Samar, Fall 2006
	Mercedes Fox: 2004 Member of Distinction By Patti Samar, Winter 2004
	Kathy Dack: Business Owner, Working Mom and Involved Member By Patti Samar, Fall 2004
	Patricia Everett: Love of home, family and church By Karmel J. Davis, Fall 2003.
	One of the Young Heroes: Dawn Helmrich By Tara Wick. Summer 2002.
	A Busy Woman With Time for Everything By Tara Wick. Fall 2000.
	A Can-Do Woman Meet Carolyn D.A. Davenport, by Mary Deckert. Fall 1999.

	Life Insurance: Are you Properly Covered? By Wendy Krabach, Fall 2007
	Trust Your Intuition: New Life and Annuity Products Now Available By Wendy Krabach, Fall 2006
	Retirement Planning for Newlyweds By Wendy Krabach, Spring 2005
	The Gift of Life: This Season, Give the Gift of Life Insurance By Wendy Krabach, Winter 2004
	Fall in Step: As Seasons Change, Review Your Life Insurance Protection By Cindy L. Brown, Fall 2004
	Woman's Life Annuitites: Guaranteed Income, Guaranteed Flexibility By Wendy L. Krabach, Spring 2004
	This Holiday Season, Give the Gift of Life Insurance By Connie Wager, CLU, ChFC, Winter 2003
	Life Insurance and the Single Woman By Connie Wagner, CLU, ChFC. Fall 2003
	Don't Work? Why Have Life Insurance? By Connie Wagner, CLU. ChFC. Summer 2003
	Life Insurance for the Business Owner By Connie Wagner. Winter 2002
	Intuitions Whole Life By Connie Wagner. Fall 2002
	Term Insurance - A solution for the single mother's insurance needs By Connie Wagner, Communications Specialist. Summer 2002
	Woman's Life Annuitie...Guranteed Income, Guranteed Flexibility By Wendy L Krabach. Spring 2002.
	Insurance Needs of the Business Owner By Connie Wagner. Winter 2000.
	The Flexibility of Riders By Connie Wagner. Fall 2000.

Annuities: New and Improved Just the Ticket for Retirement. Winter 1999.

	Ladies Night In Fall 2007
	Have a Healthy Holiday Winter 2006
	Teach Your Children Well Fall 2006
	Time for the Change Fall 2005
	Go Red For Women Summer 2005
	Burnin' for Bliss Spring 2005
	More Than Just The Blues Winter 2004
	The Art of Healing Touch Fall 2004
	Use Your Head When Dieting Spring 2004
	Health Information Online Winter 2003
	Get in Shape to Tackle Your Yard This Fall Fall 2003
	Fruits of Summer Summer 2003
	Health and Fitness: exercies, health screening schedule, Ask Dr. McDonald Spring 2003
	Women and Heart Disease: The Silent Epidemic By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Winter 2002
	Fitting In Fitness By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Fall 2002.
	Find Yourself a Physician By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Summer 2002.
	Be Good To Your Feet By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2002.
	Keep Positive - Your Health Depends On It By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Winter 2001.
	Saving Ourselves From Breast Cancer By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Fall 2001.
	Ah-Choooo! Time for the Sneezin' Season By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Summer 2001.
	Menopause By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2001.
	A Look At Herbal Medicine By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Winter 2001.
	Getting to the Good Life By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Fall 2000.
	What Women Need to Know About Men's Health Care By Dr. Homeira McDonald - Edited by Tara Wick. Summer 2000.
	Physical Exams Health for Life, by Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2000.

Sanity for Single Mothers Taking care of yourself means taking better care of your family, by Nancy Maywar, ACSW. Fall 1999.

Do Vegetarians Live Longer? The health benefits of plant-based eating. Summer 1999.

Spinning Your Wheels The fitness program that's spinning the world, by Bobbi Moreno. Spring 1999.

It's Not All in Your Mind! Interstitial cystitis, by Beatrice Levin. Winter 1998.

	Fitting In Fitness By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Fall 2002.
	Be Good To Your Feet By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2002.
	Keep Positive - Your Health Depends On It By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Winter 2001.
	Saving Ourselves From Breast Cancer By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Fall 2001.
	Ah-Choooo! Time for the Sneezin' Season By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Summer 2001.
	Menopause By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2001.
	What Women Need to Know About Men's Health Care By Dr. Homeira McDonald - Edited by Tara Wick. Summer 2000.
	Physical Exams Health for Life, by Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2000.
	Physical Exams Health for Life, by Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 2000.

Breast Lump Treatments By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Fall 1999.

Vegetarianism From a Medical Point of View By Dr. Homeira McDonald. Summer 1999.

Lyme Disease Part I Diagnosis and avoiding infection, by Dr. Homeira McDonald. Winter 1998.

Lyme Disease Part II History, early warning signs and treatment, by Dr. Homeira McDonald. Spring 1999.

	In Good Company By Patti Samar, Fall 2007
	Makeing Memories By Patti Samar, Winter 2006
	Creating A Balance: Your Return To School By Chris Sebastian, Fall 2006
	Fifteen unique, craft-free holiday gift ideas By Brenda Massman Ward, Winter 2004
	Guests Coming? Six fast and fun ways to clean By Paula Mooney, Spring 2004
	20 Ways to Keep the Holidays Safe and Meaningful By Victor Parachin, Winter 2003
	Wall Works: You Can Fix that Hole By C.J. Plants. Fall 2003
	Pass the Peas, Please By Janet Welch. Summer 2003
	Enhance Your Life in 10 Simple Ways By M. Chris Osment. Fall 2002
	Rise and Dine By Billie Hanley. Summer 2002
	Beauty Basics From Your Kitchen By P.A. Shenberger. Summer 2002
	Untangle The Web By Daniele Burich. Winter 2001.
	Talking 'Bout Their Generation By Daniele Burich. Fall 2001.
	Super Summer Reading for Kids of unsupermoms By Diane De Deker. Summer 2001.
	The Journey of Your Garden By Patricia L. Fry. Spring 2001.
	Extracurricular Activities: When is enough enough? By Mary T. Deckert. Fall 2000.
	Pass It On When You Share Your Hobby, You're Handing Down a Skill They Can Use.  By Eleanor Brownridge. Summer 2000.

A Dozen Tips for Decorating With Kids in Mind By Cathy Lamb. Spring 2000.

Fix It Yourself! What every "Handy-Mom" should know, by JoAnne Liebeler. Fall 1999.

Gift Ideas From the Heart Thoughtful giving is a joyful art, by Kim Bremer. Winter 1998.

	Deceptively Simple Gourmet By Jennifer L. Knaack, Spring 2004
	Souper Comfort Food By Cindy Joslin, Winter 2003
	Autumn Bounty Harvest Recipes for Your Breakfast Table By Jan Rupnick. Fall 2003
	Good to Go: Make-ahead meals for less time preparing, more time enjoying By Ann M. Stilp. Summer 2003
	Healthy Lunchs on the Fly By Ann M. Stilp. Spring 2003
	A Friend in the Kitchen By Diane DeDecker. Winter 2002
	Slow Cookin' In the Fast Lane By Kim Bremer. Fall 2002
	Dinner And A Story By Tara Wick. Spring 2002.
	One-Dish Winter Warmups By Kim Bremer. Winter 2001.
	Take-Along Treats: Healthy Snacks for Your Busy Life By Kelly James-Enger. Summer 2001.
	The Solo Chef: Cooking for One By Kim Bremer. Spring 2001.
	Cool Treats for Kids By Tara Wick. Fall 2000.
	Give Fats the Holiday Off By Bobbi Moreno. Winter 1999.

Kids and Nutrition Really Can Go Together Healthy lunches your kids will love, by Mary T. Deckert. Fall 1999.

Inspire a Love of Writing By Anthony Joseph. Fall 1999.

Meat Me Halfway Balancing your vegetarian diet with your family's need to feed, by Wendy Burt. Summer 1999.

Serve Up a Holiday Feast You can do it! Winter 1998.

You Can Can Too! It's as easy as boiling water and following a recipe. Fall 1998.

	Five Friends Every Woman Needs By Ame Mahler Beanland & Emily Miles Terry, Fall 2007
	Are You Claustrophobic? By Patti Samar. Winter 2006
	Giving & Grieving By Victor Parachin. Winter 2006
	Beyond Casseroles: Caring for a Chronically Ill Friend By Lisa J. Copen. Fall 2005
	Zestful, Zealous Ziggy By Patti Samar. Winter 2004
	Who is the Mama Now? By Sandra J. Campbell. Fall 2004
	When You Thought I Wasn't Looking Summer 2004
	I Wish I would Have... Spring 2004
	Holiday Traditions Around the World Winter 2003
	What Women Should Know Reprinted From The Internet, Author Unknown. Fall 2003
	Garden Provebs From Around the World Summer 2003
	Eight Gifts That Cost Nothing Reprinted From The Internet, Author Unknown. Winter 2002
	Passing on the Woman's Life Light By Melissa Johnson. Fall 2002
	That's Love Reprinted From The Internet, Author Unknown. Summer 2002.
	The Garden of Daily Living Reprinted From The Internet, Author Unknown. Spring 2002.
	One Reprinted From The Internet, Author Unknown. Winter 2001.
	The Candle Reprinted From The Internet, Author Unknown. Fall 2001.
	Imagine a Woman Author Unknown. Spring 2001.
	Customer Change By Julie Green. Winter 2000.
	A Christmas Story Reprinted from the Internet; author unknown. Winter 1999.

If It's Soccer Practice, It Must Be Wednesday If you juggle a crazy schedule, you're not alone. Fall 1999.

Problem or Solution? By Edgar Bledsoe, reprinted with permission from Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul. Winter 1998.

The Wind Beneath Her Wings By Carol Kline with Jean Harper, reprinted with permission from Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul. Fall 1998.