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I FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS Thursday, April 22,2004
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Girl's presidential dream earns grass-roots support
DEAR READERS: Last week I printed some
of the letters I received in support of
the 13-year-old girl, “I Have a Dream,"
who aspired to be president of the
United States. Her teacher and class
mates ridiculed her. The letters have
been wonderful and deserve to be
shared. Read on:
DEAR ABBY: I was deeply touched
by that girl’s letter. Her “teacher"
needs to find another profession, and
her parents need to find a lawyer to file a bully
ing case against the school district for doing
nothing to stop the harassment.
Any court judgment that results from the suit
should be used to send that forward-thinking
young lady to a great prep school and to pay for
her college education. If there’s money left over,
she should put it toward her very first political
campaign perhaps running for a seat on the
local school board. Hey, you have to start some
where.
SHE’S GOT MY VOTE. HAWAII
DEAR S.G.M.V.: Not a bad idea. You should
be her campaign manager.
DEAR ABBY: I am a state-licensed psycholo
gist. A number of years ago. I surveyed 1,500
boys and girls attending five elementary schools
in Miami. I asked them to answer "yes" or “no”
to a series of 10 questions, which included if
they had ever thought of becoming president of
the United States when they grew up. To my
surprise. I discovered more girls than boys
answered “yes." I also learned that half the stu
dents had been told that only a male could be
president.
Through my nonprofit foundation. Women
Are Wonderful Foundation Inc.. I do all I can to
promote female leadership. Young women
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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(April 22). You’re in a league
of your own this year! You’re
luckiest when carving out
your own career niche no
one does it quite like you.
Family members really
depend on you in May.
Vacation in June is exotic. By
July, you rocket upward
financially. Schedule home
fix-ups for late summer. Libra
and Capricorn are on your
romantic wavelength. Your
lucky numbers are: 2, 34, 15,
39 and 44.
ARIES (March 21-April
19) You want to share all
your boisterous, unabashed
social energy. A complete
stranger may strike up a con
versation or initiate a friend
ship. Relationship dynamics
come together quickly but
dissolve if not maintained.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) It’s easy come, easy go
in matters of the heart. You
initiate casual relationships
and flirtations. Even platonic
friendships hit new notes,
increasing the sense of con
nection without making any
thing feel heavy.
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House and other positions of political leader
ship. It has an area called "Girl Zone which
highlights areas where girls can become politi
cally active, and participating Girl Scouts can
earn their White House leadership patch. And,
Abby. please tell "I Have a Dream" that we all
wish her success in her pursuits.
POLITICAL FEMINIST IN HOUSTON
DEAR FEMINIST: Thank you for another
great resource.
DEAR ABBY: Back in the ‘6os, during my
senior year, a member of the FBI came to speak
to our class about recruitment. I inquired about
female agents, and the agent broke out in
uproarious laughter. When the agent finally
recovered, he told me there were secretarial
positions within the agency, but nothing more.
I eventually wound up in another male-dom
inated field, and I have realized that gender has
nothing to do with the ability to do the job. 1
smile today when I see female agents represent
ing the FBI.
So. please tell that girl to hang onto her
dream and realize that her tormentors are the
ones who will be stuck in dead-end. unfulfilling
positions (and wonder where they went wrong),
because they never learned to dream "big.”
SUNNY WILSON, GAUTIER, MISS.
Under the stars’gaze
GEMINI (May 21-June
21) You refuse to conform to
what's expected of you.
Today is about activities that
are engaging and fun. and
when they cease to be that,
it’s over. An unconventional
approach to work could open
new doors.
CANCER (June 22-July
22) You throw caution to the
wind. It’s safe to expect that
risks that don’t pan out will
only hurt for a minute, and
who knows how lucky you
could get when they do?
You're in the mood to brood
tonight, but it won't last.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). A
fresh start is favored in
friendships and romance, but
how can this happen without
forgiveness? It can’t. Decide
what you’re willing to put
behind you. and then, don't
look back. Unexpected
guests show up tonight, so
get ready.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
Virgos like you enjoy and
understand the concept of
service as no other sign does.
There is a larger purpose that
must be served in order for
you to feel truly happy on the
job; your altruism cannot be
denied.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).
Wins on the job come from
being prepared for the hard
hitting questions. Straighten
out a debt as soon as possi
ble. For some of you singles,
a matchmaker is plotting your
next romance. Let your hair
down tonight.
Dr. ANN RUBEN, FI.A.
DEAR DR. RUBEN: And because
of people like you, she is getting it.
DEAR ABBY: Please encourage
that bright young future leader to
check out The White House Project
at www.thewhitehouseproject.org.
It’s an organization dedicated to
electing a woman to the White
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). It is important to feel
adored, but at the same time,
don’t rely on others to set the
tone. Take charge, and others
follow suit. Some of you hire
help with routine chores and
free up your time for a lucra
tive business move.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21). Get outside, laugh,
and love. Friendly chitchat
sparks a date. You could fall
in love with a most unlikely
partner. Get a grip on careless
spending because you will
soon need extra cash to take
advantage of an opportunity.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) High rollers tempt you to
draw down your cash
reserves. Hold back.
Spending to impress makes
you appear foolish to level
headed people. Opportunity
comes when you prove you
are a good steward of what
you have.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). It’s a good day to be
alone with your thoughts and
a pen. If you’ve a rival for the
attentions of a special some
one. sidestep trouble. Focus
on the relationship you want
instead of being distracted by
your competition.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20) Chart an independent
financial course. Well-mean
ing family members may
have advice that is out of
touch with the times. You are
more attuned when you do
your own research. Revamp
your wardrobe.