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Italian Voice, The

03-29-2001

Italics The Italian American Magazine Covers Women's History Month and More

ITALICS, The Italian American Magazine, continues to celebrate Women's
History Month with a look at a symposium titled "Italian American Women in
the Media: Fact vs. Fiction", then ITALICS Interviews Laura Savini, Vice
President of Communications and Host of WLIW Channel 21 Public Television
Program Metro Guide, and ITALICS remembers the las...

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