Writer Julieanne Smolinski rejects the notion that women can be steroetyped either as writers or as an audience.
Julieanne Smolinksi is very busy. Perhaps you know her official distillations of the bonhomie of Hoda and Kathie Lee during the Today Show's rolicking, Zinfindel-tinged Fourth Hour, or her employ in GQ sex-things column "Don't Be The Worst." Perhaps you recall her lexicographic shoot-out with crossword-hocker Will Shortz on the appropriate usage of early hip-hop colloquialism (Five letters: Dope, or otherwise agreeable).
Hi, I have created my own site called www.mastersinsportsadministration.com dedicated to the Sports Education field and those looking to get a Masters Degree. I came across your site and thought I might reach out to you and see if you would not mind taking a look? If you find it useful, would mind posting a link on your links or resources page? Thank you very much for any consideration and I look forward to hearing back.
Best,
Chase
Hello,
I am the owner of sportsmangementdegrees.net, a website I made to help provide information for prospective students looking to pursue a career in sports management, as well as those simply interested in the business side of athletics. I came across your site and thought mine could be of great value to your visitors.
I was wondering if you could review the content and if you agree that it could be useful, would you help spread the word about it and include a link to it on your site? I would appreciate the help, and if you have any questions or feedback on my site, please don't hesitate to let me know!
Cheers,
Amy
Comment Rules
The following HTML is allowed in comments:
Bold: <b>Text</b>
Italic: <i>Text</i>
Link:
<a href="URL">Text</a>