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A pillar of baseball. Born on Sept. 16, 1955, Joe Ruth grew up in Gloucester before moving to Ashburnham. A 1973 graduate of Oakmont Regional, Ruth worked at TD Bank and Safety Fund National Bank ...
Long-time head coach Ruth Sinn finally sealed her 400th career win on Saturday afternoon after weeks of waiting. The Tommies defeated the Denver Pioneers 78-65 Saturday, improving to 10-10 on the ...
Dr. Ruth’s archive, Fasman said, will be of use to scholars interested in her remarkable life.Born in Wiesenfeld, Germany, in 1928 to a prosperous Orthodox Jewish family, she left Germany at age ...
Dr. Ruth's last book, "The Joy of Connections," offers actionable advice on overcoming loneliness.
Just before she died in July at the age of 96, famed sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer finished 'The Joy of Connections,' a book with 100 tips for a less lonely, more meaningful life.
With the recent passing of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the production of “Becoming Dr. Ruth” at Curtain Call Theatre becomes very significant. The play, written by Mark St. Germain takes place in ...
Dr. Ruth’s petite frame stood above the rest, as she rose to become the nation’s most visible advocate for a wide range of sexual pleasures in the conservative 1980s.
Dr. Ruth Westheimer attends the Radio Hall of Fame Class of 2019 Induction Ceremony at Gotham Hall, Nov. 08, 2019, New York, NY. (Kovac/Getty Images for Radio Hall of Fame) ...
Dr. Ruth Was Able to ‘Feel the Pages’ of Her Upcoming Book Before Death, Co-Author Says - People.com
One of Dr. Ruth's co-authors on her upcoming book, 'The Joy of Connections' spoke exclusively with PEOPLE after the sex therapist's death about the goal of the book and the last time she saw the ...
Dr. Ruth Westheimer discusses “Ask Dr Ruth” during the Q&A section of the screening at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival at Spring Studio on April 27, 2019 in New York City.
Dr. Ruth’s zeitgeist moment ended pretty much with the ’80s, but to the end of her days, she was teaching, writing, speaking, showing up wherever there were eyes to see and ears to hear.
For a child of the 1980s—like myself—the deaths of Ruth Westheimer and Richard Simmons over the past few days have been a reminder that we live in an era with a serious deficit in goofballs.
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