Say hi to Angie!
We're moving up in the world. The fabulous Angie Vo has just joined Feministing as a Reviews Editor. (Again, we like titles.) So please give her a warm welcome.
Angie, 23, is a Missouri-born, Wisconsin-based journalism grad who focused on Biology and Women’s Studies. Every Wednesday, this pop culture maven will review music, books, movies, you name it. So if you have something that needs reviewing...you know who to go to.
We're super excited to have her on and to defer to her judgment on all things pop.
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Hi Angie
Hi and welcome!
Hi Angie! Where in Wisconsin are you based?
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^Learn to read the applicable before commenting on an old issue, Hujo.
Finally, someone I can steal material from! I mean, welcome, Angie!
Hey everyone! Wow, thanks for the abundance of welcomes. I'm going to start posting tomorrow and I'd love to have your comments and suggestions on future reviews. Happy to be working for you!
Hi Angie (i like your shirt)
(Jess if you are going to censor me, you might want to censor the responses to my posts.)
Bye feministing : (
Angie, I can't think of a better way for you to see the randomness of our threads and the tenacity of our trolls. ;)
Welcome aboard.
noname ii - Thanks for changing your name.
ANGIE! congrats lady. i'll miss you at all feminist summer fun gatherings (wednesday at uprise), but thank goodness i can read yr goodness every wednesday here! at feministing!
I'm just disappointed that your soon-to-be evicted troll took its name from a Simpsons reference (when Homer asked Bart if he wanted to change his name to Homer, Junior, or "Hujo")
Wow. In a year this place'll probably have like 10 bloggers.
Are you going to be reviewing things from a feminist perspective or just reviewing them?
Hi Angie!
I just a read a decent book called Widow's War by Sally Gunning. It's fiction, but it deals a bit with property law and widow's thirds. It takes place in Cape Cod, Mass., circa 1760.
Wow and pretty pretty too, come over to my blog at verlch.blogspot.com, perhaps we can hit it off!!!
I thought her name was angie, yo? jk. I'm so proud of angie and can't wait for Wednesdays.
Whatever happened to Angie?
Maybe she's in line to get tickets to the Mates of State show at the castle?
The shows like La Reve? ‘As an exercise in sheer power they’re unbeatable.’ ‘La Reve is a new world of dreams that will alter the theatre-goers experience of theatre forever.’ Franco Dragone, the artistic director ‘has presented us with dazzling images that stir the senses and the soul’. The stores in Squaw Valley are not just stores, they’re the backdrop for shoppertainment. At the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian, singing gondoliers whisk shoppers down a winding canal and street performers distract those on foot. The Desert Passage at the Aladdin has a Moroccan bazaar theme in its mall and a thunderstorm that explodes every half hour. At the Forum Caesar’s Palace you walk past gigantic fountains, statues, colonnades, animatronic Bacchus and Venus sculptures, and a spiral-shaped escalator – ‘all to get a sense of the real spectacle: the stores themselves’.