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	28: Stories of AIDS in Africa »rank: 483 par: Stephanie Nolen		28: Stories of AIDS in Africa »rank: 51156 par: Stephanie Nolen
	Promised The Moon »rank: 317015 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:lt's hard not to feel indignation reading Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's detailed account of 13 fearless, extraordinary '60s-era women known as the Fellow Lady Astronaut Trainees, or FLATs. That's saying something, considering the women's story, as Nolen tells it, is one of remarkable strength, perseverance, and accomplishment. But it's also one of institutionalized sexism, false hope, and, ultimately, dashed dreams. Promised the Moon begins with the earliest, pioneering female pilots, tolerated largely to reinforce the notion that flying--not yet a mass commercial industry--was so easy, even ...		Shakespeare's Face: Unraveling the Legend and History of Shakespeare's Mysterious Portrait »rank: 870783 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:“ls this the face of genius?” asks Shakespeare's Face, the follow-up book to Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's startling front-page revelation on May 11, 2001, that a 1603 portrait believed to be of William Shakespeare--possibly the only existing image of the playwright painted from life--had turned up in the possession of a Canadian family that had owned it for 12 generations. Whether or not the portrait actually depicts the Bard--and the consensus of the impressive panel of experts assembled to back up Nolen's investigation with supporting chapters ...
	Promised The Moon »rank: 391882 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:lt's hard not to feel indignation reading Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's detailed account of 13 fearless, extraordinary '60s-era women known as the Fellow Lady Astronaut Trainees, or FLATs. That's saying something, considering the women's story, as Nolen tells it, is one of remarkable strength, perseverance, and accomplishment. But it's also one of institutionalized sexism, false hope, and, ultimately, dashed dreams. Promised the Moon begins with the earliest, pioneering female pilots, tolerated largely to reinforce the notion that flying--not yet a mass commercial industry--was so easy, even ...		Shakespeare's Face »rank: 584109 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:“ls this the face of genius?” asks Shakespeare's Face, the follow-up book to Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's startling front-page revelation on May 11, 2001, that a 1603 portrait believed to be of William Shakespeare--possibly the only existing image of the playwright painted from life--had turned up in the possession of a Canadian family that had owned it for 12 generations. Whether or not the portrait actually depicts the Bard--and the consensus of the impressive panel of experts assembled to back up Nolen's investigation with supporting chapters ...
	Promised the Moon: The Untold Story of the First Women in the Space Race »rank: 693549 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:lt's hard not to feel indignation reading Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's detailed account of 13 fearless, extraordinary '60s-era women known as the Fellow Lady Astronaut Trainees, or FLATs. That's saying something, considering the women's story, as Nolen tells it, is one of remarkable strength, perseverance, and accomplishment. But it's also one of institutionalized sexism, false hope, and, ultimately, dashed dreams. Promised the Moon begins with the earliest, pioneering female pilots, tolerated largely to reinforce the notion that flying--not yet a mass commercial industry--was so easy, even ...		Shakespeare's Face »rank: 450708 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:“ls this the face of genius?” asks Shakespeare's Face, the follow-up book to Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's startling front-page revelation on May 11, 2001, that a 1603 portrait believed to be of William Shakespeare--possibly the only existing image of the playwright painted from life--had turned up in the possession of a Canadian family that had owned it for 12 generations. Whether or not the portrait actually depicts the Bard--and the consensus of the impressive panel of experts assembled to back up Nolen's investigation with supporting chapters ...
	Promised the Moon: The Untold Story of the First Women in the Space Race »rank: 648199 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:lt's hard not to feel indignation reading Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's detailed account of 13 fearless, extraordinary '60s-era women known as the Fellow Lady Astronaut Trainees, or FLATs. That's saying something, considering the women's story, as Nolen tells it, is one of remarkable strength, perseverance, and accomplishment. But it's also one of institutionalized sexism, false hope, and, ultimately, dashed dreams. Promised the Moon begins with the earliest, pioneering female pilots, tolerated largely to reinforce the notion that flying--not yet a mass commercial industry--was so easy, even ...		Shakespeare's Face: Unraveling the Legend and History of Shakespeare's Mysterious Portrait »rank: 648199 par: Stephanie Nolen Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:“ls this the face of genius?” asks Shakespeare's Face, the follow-up book to Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen's startling front-page revelation on May 11, 2001, that a 1603 portrait believed to be of William Shakespeare--possibly the only existing image of the playwright painted from life--had turned up in the possession of a Canadian family that had owned it for 12 generations. Whether or not the portrait actually depicts the Bard--and the consensus of the impressive panel of experts assembled to back up Nolen's investigation with supporting chapters ...