Word: womanizes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...weeks ago, investigators presentedinformation to a grand jury about a suspect in theMarch 9 rape of a Harvard-affiliated woman inByerly Hall...
Radical mastectomy is inevitably traumatic, a disfigurement of a part of the body that our culture sees as the focus of a woman's femininity and sexual appeal. Motichka turned that trauma into both therapy and art; the pictures made her famous. Still, she says, the fame and exposure could not make up for the fact that she had lost a breast. "All was good on the surface," she says, "but that didn't mean I didn't have difficulty walking down the street." Beyond that, active involvement with oncologists and advocacy groups was educating Motichka about treatment options...
MOMMY NEAREST Lost? No, she's been found. Jill Clayburgh, iconic, liberated divorce of '70s cinema, is returning to pop culture as an only slightly older-looking unmarried woman. In the NBC sitcom Everything's Relative, Clayburgh is obsessed with her ex and her two grown sons. They're an amusing lot, and, surprisingly, they come from the producers of The Golden Girls...
...heart goes out to Donna Fasano. She's the New York City woman who was reluctantly thrust into the headlines last week because of an infertility treatment mix-up that impregnated her with two embryos: one created by her egg and her husband's sperm, the other by an African-American couple who had been seeing the same specialist at the same time. She carried both embryos to term, giving birth to two beautiful but noticeably different boys and raising them for three months, during which time they shared the same crib, the same swing, the same parents. Then when...
Last week Fasano announced she had agreed to surrender custody of her black son to the black couple, pending the final results of a DNA test. A mother was giving up a son whom she had borne and whom she loves; another woman was receiving the gift of life. Two couples who had separately made the decision to undergo the invasive procedures of modern reproductive medicine and place their faith in the hands of all-too-fallible infertility experts are now permanently joined together, their private lives public, their sons forever brothers...