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• Story Girl

What a marvel, this modest Lionhead library. A pretty quintet of shorts, poetically named Little Dramas of the Big Places. Serial scenes of woodland wonders as Shipman, playing "Story-Girl" Dreena, cavorts with God's creations, converts loggers into lovers and comforts crippled children. Adventures abounded as the Virtuous heroine braves blizzards and rapids to rescue her backwoods neighbors, often assisted by forest friends. Son [Barry], brought up from California, won a featured role requiring a fall through the ice. When the shots of Barry and Shipman's waterlogged struggles to safety weren't deemed convincing by the star, the boy was belt-dragged back into the wet. Shipman would have it her way. He, as stubborn as she, chose never to work with his mother again. Of the five shorts, o...

• Boise Weekly
• March 29, 2010

• Girl Scouts of Manit v. Girl Scouts, (7th Cir. 2011)

In the United States Court of Appeals For the Seventh Circuit No. 10-1986 G IRL S COUTS OF M ANITOU C OUNCIL,...

• Federal Circuits

• Girl Scouts Showcases Changes in Its 100th Year

DALLAS - As the Girl Scouts turns 100 this year, members are using their centennial to remind Americans that they're more than girls in vests who sell cookies and gather around campfires singing "Little Bunny Foo Foo" and "Make New Friends. They conduct science experiments, learn about being smart with money and perform community service projects.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• January 30, 2012

• A Century of Girl Power

Once Libbie Lindsay first put on her Girl Scout uniform in 1925, she never wanted to take it off. The oldest living Girl Scout in North Jersey, Lindsay, 99, of Lyndhurst, still keeps the khaki knee-length jacket and matching ranger hat in pristine condition.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• March 13, 2012

• Glen Burnie West: Girl Scouts Celebrate Advancements and Awards

Girl Scouts in the Richard Henry Lee Elementary School cluster recently bridged to new levels of Scouting and received awards during a recent bridging ceremony. Cadette Troop 1342 members who bridged to the senior level of Scouting include Magnolia Nelka, Katelyn Atkinson, Hana Sala, Jessica Elliott, Brianna Wilson, Presley Fox and Lissa Maule. Magnolia also received her Cadette Leadership pin.

• Maryland Gazette
• June 26, 2012

• Girl Scout Leaders and Gold Award Recipients Meet with President Obama

WASHINGTON, June 8, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Girl Scouts of the USA National President Connie L. Lindsey, Chief Executive Officer Anna Maria Chavez, and eight Girl Scout Gold Award recipients from across the country presented President Barack Obama today with the Girl Scouts Annual Report and met with him on the pressing issues affecting girls. At the meeting in the Oval Office, Lindsey and Chavez stressed the urgent needs of girls and described the iconic organization's new cause campaign known as ToGetHerThere, which is designed to achieve balanced leadership across all sectors in a single generation by supporting girls and their leadership development.

• U.S. Newswire
• June 08, 2012

• Girl Scouts Oppose 'Gender Norms'

On "World Thinking Day," Scouts will earn a badge for thinking about hunger or talking to a Peace Corps volunteer. They also will collect money and send it to the creator of World Thinking Day, the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). A noted player on the international stage, WAGGGS is an ardent advocate for controversial social policies including abortion and sex rights for children. Girl Scouts USA is its single largest organizational funder. In fact, every American girl who joins a Girl Scout troop at her neighborhood church is made a de facto member of this radical group.

• The Washington Times
• December 12, 2012

• Mama's Boy, Daddy's Girl

'CORIOLANUS' & 'THE IRON LADY' Coriolanus - that sublime numbskull, that Roman Achilles revealed as an O e dip al nut-job, that overgrown Boy Scout turned Benedict Arnold when his fellow citizens, fearing his tyranny, drive him away - was perfectly summed up by literary critic Marvin Mudrick: "He's like a great dancer or athlete, exciting to think about, paralyzing to meet, terrific to watch in action, but you wouldn't want to have to live with him." Responding to Alexander Haig's patronizing objection to her decision to go to war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands (and to his insinuation that a woman can't understand war), Streep's voice whooshes down to a classy mezzo profundo that vocally stiff- arm s the American and lays him out.\n Young Thatcher...

• Commonweal
• July 05, 2012

• Rutgers' Golden Girl

The frozen moment from London shows Carli Lloyd draped in jubilant teammates, the beaming smile across her face expansive enough to match her outstretched arms. Lloyd had just scored the first of the two goals that would earn the United States a soccer gold medal, and as her teammates caught up to her sliding celebration, her role as front and center star of these Olympics was cemented. From the campus of Rutgers to the grass of Wembley Stadium, from New Jersey's borders to the international stage, the 30-year-old Lloyd is the new golden girl of American soccer. For the second straight Olympics, it was Lloyd's devastatingly powerful shot that would mint American gold, with an overtime winner over Brazil four years ago topped by the two-goal outburst in Thursday's 2-1 victory over Japan....

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• August 10, 2012

• Prairie Student Arrested in Rape of Girl, 14

Jeremiah Thompson Suspected of raping girl, 14

• The Columbian
• April 27, 2012