Why the stalking laws aren't working

Article Abstract:

Many stalkers continue to go free and unpunished although 48 states now have laws designating stalking as a crime. The effectiveness of stalking laws varies between states and depends on the phrasing of the laws and the attitudes of law enforcement officers.

Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, California, Harassment (Law), Harassment, Stalking (Criminal law), Stalking

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I'm not working for free anymore

Article Abstract:

A high school teacher discusses her feelings about her salary and her work at a high school in South Central Los Angeles, CA. She says she is overworked and underpaid. She says she will no longer work extra hours without pay.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, High school teachers

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I'm just your average 28-year-old Glamour-reading, working mom fighter pilot. Welcome to my war diary

Article Abstract:

Pilot Captain Chandra O'Brien talks about her service as one of the first women to fly a fighter jet in combat.

National Security, Women Military Personnel, Personal narratives, Air pilots, Aircraft pilots, Women and the military, Fighter pilots, Iraq War, 2003-

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