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VIDA: woMEN in literary arts

VIDA: woMEN in literary arts

April 7, 2011
Courtney Sanchez
Event Review, Scene

(Courtney Sanchez) This is what happens when you place a dozen women in a room together: they start talking about men. Talking can eventually lead…

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