Seeing College as Possible
When I was in high school in the late 1970s, my best friend asked this: “What do you mean you...
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Author: Nancy Colasurdo
In the Room with a Supreme Court Justice
Facing the stage in the second floor auditorium at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, I was in about the fourth row on the far right end. My two friends were seated to my left. So when Supreme Court Justice Sonia...
Read MoreA Fox News Train of Thought
My morning consists of Hoboken to Jersey City to Manhattan to Hoboken, so I decide to “unplug” for this PATH train journey. Phone stays in tote bag, meaning no Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. No music. Just me and my thoughts,...
Read MoreCohen, Cummings and ‘Dancing with Angels’
I end the day of Michael Cohen’s testimony before Congress with tears in my eyes courtesy of Elijah Cummings. “I know you’re worried about your family, but this is a part of your destiny,” the House Oversight Chairman said in...
Read MoreAlong for the Ocasio-Cortez Ride
The last few weeks I’ve been having casual conversations with women about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Most are left leaning and 20 years (or more) older than the Congresswoman. “Sometimes I feel like I’m fighting my urge to be the...
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