All editions of our TV show, New Directions for Women, are archived in the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, it is available to historians, scholars, and students in perpetuity. Our program was chosen because of its content and technical level as well as because it is indicative of the many issues of concern to women in the late 20th and early 21st Century.
Annual Garage Sale 2026
Have you been thinking about getting rid of those unused, unwanted and just plain annoying items lying around the house? Are there things you don’t need but don’t know what to do with and would like to see them go to a lov-ing home? Well, Morris County NOW has the answer. OUR ANNUAL GARAGE SALE!
We have the DATE: Saturday, April 18, 2021.
We have the TIME: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
We have the PLACE: The Waldman’s; 129 Shady Lane Randolph, NJ 07869
What we need is MORE STUFF. That’s where you, our members and friends, come in. This will probably be our only major fundraiser for 2026
so we hope it will be a blockbuster. Won’t you give me a call, Susan J. Waldman, 973 895 2218, to arrange for a drop-off or a pick-up? Or you can email the chapter morriscountynow@gmail.com. Your donations will be greatly appreciated.
Books are welcome (excluding textbooks), kitchen and other household items, decorative items, toys and anything you think are saleable items. The GOOD news is that you will be uncluttering your space and supporting your local NOW chapter. There is no BAD news.
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During this election cycle, a cry goes up from the fearful masses, “The Barbarians are coming!”. This, however, begs the question, who are we and who the Barbarians? The Oxford English Dictionary[1] defines five meanings of the noun barbarian. 1. etymologically, A...
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