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Artists Nancy Boyd, Isla Burns, Camrose Ducote, Jennifer Hornyak and Joice M. Hall are among the all-female roster for the Wallace Galleries’ International Women’s Day group exhibition titled #CHOOSETOCHALLENGE. Attendance at the opening reception on Saturday, March 6 is by appointment; the exhibition runs until March 24.
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Mount Royal University keeps it digital with a celebration featuring videos and podcasts going live on the university website on International Women’s Day. Speakers include Kylie Woods, the founder of Chic Geek; Kendra Kincade, the CEO of Elevate Aviation, and a couple of TransAlta executive VPs in Jane N. Fedoretz and Kelly O’Reilly Wilks.
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mean business as the what was it the chick geek? can i call you the chic geek? is that it. that works. on the style network, what i hate about me and she s joining me live now from new york. so, those are your glasses, right? where are your 3-d glasses. they are. i thought that you had some 3-d glasses to show me, where are they. wait for it. oh, wait for it? okay. nice. those are nice ones. where d you get those? you know a lot of people said that they were big and clunky and i was like oh my gosh you re being totally shallow and now i get it, they are embarrassing. they re big, they re clunky. this will not help me on date night, don. it s not. but when you re in the privacy of your own home the glasses usually don t matter. you have to have these big glasses but you said it s not clunk. we had those, what in the 1970s when they tried do 3-d on television. why is playboy doing this? exactly, well, playboy s