In This Issue
pg 3 - Dodging Cupid’s arrow: Living single and happy
pg 6 - Teens inspiring millions in 140 characters or less
February 2012
pg 14 - Big time heroes: kids changing the world
pg 18 - Ask, listen, respect: two men lead the charge for consent
pg 8 - 10 Ways To Say I Love You - To YOU: Our tips for taking good care of yourself pg 11 - Shara Krogh gives us a Heads Up on non-traditional marriage & the law/constitution pg 16 - Diary of a Tech Startup Gal: A programmer turned entrepreneur faces her fear pg 20 - Viralize This: Inspirintg ideas worth sharing far & wide pg 22 - A+ Ads: Praise for Positive Marketing from The Body Shop and Dove pg 25 - The Goods: Our roundup of good stuff to inspire and empower girls and women pg 27 - Ciao, Bella: “An Open Letter To Society” by Julie Kaelin Back Cover Artwork - by Heinz Guth
Contributors “Heads Up: Politics” Columnist Shara Krogh is an attorney and mother of two young children. Born in New York, Shara attended law school in Los Angeles and served in the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps. She is also a former prosecutor in Sex Crimes Special Victims. “Diary of a Tech Startup Gal” Columnist Monica Birdsong is a software developer turning into an entrepreneur. She’s written software for several Fortune 500 companies and dot coms. She recently left the corporate world to pursue her dream of being an internet entrepreneur. She loves her family, friends, traveling, and food. She also loves that her internet businesses give her the freedom of working from home or wherever her and her laptop land.
Linda Spinelli-Lewis is Editorial Advisor, friend and mother to Lori. Born and raised in Manhattan, migrated to Brooklyn and eventually Staten Island, NY. Loves to read and dabble in writing while holding an addiction to television, theater and movies. Presently retired and loving it.
Editorial Advisor Melissa Algaze is a native Angelino with deep family roots in NY (which is why she and Lori get along like a house on fire). After graduating from Syracuse University, she moved back to sunny LA and works in Advertising and Publishing fields. Her life motto is “when the heart speaks, the mind finds it indecent to object” and she is vastly inspired by Lori’s vision and dedication to See Magazine. pg 1 | www.seemagazine.org