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The new Obamacare campaign: Pledge to give the gift of healthcare
Asking people to pledge to share Obamacare and the gift of healthcare over a holiday dinner is ...
Lawsuits may be the final nail in Obamacare’s coffin
Obamacare is on the ropes due to a disastrous website rollout and broken promises. Now it is taking ...
Young invincibles not buying into Obamacare
One of the rules of successful branding is to change the name to reform the image, but a poorly ...
The Titanic failure of Affordable Health Care as the Obamacare ship sinks
As the Obamacare ship sinks, President Obama and Congress rearrange deck chairs.
Obama is really sorry that he had to make his 'non-apology' apology
President Obama is more sorry that he had to talk about his broken pledge on television than he is ...
Will Obamacare leave any doctors in the house?
Doctors are choosing to opt out of Obamacare. What good is insurance coverage if there are no ...
Conservatives on Obamacare: We told you so
Healthcare.gov issues are a mirror of the Obamacare law. Conservatives were right: it is ...
The Obamacare exchange's lack of security
The poor security of the Healthcare.gov website leaves American's open to fraud and theft.
This is not the Obamacare Exchange you were looking for
With more bugs, unresolved glitches, and site maintenance, Week 2 of the Obamacare insurance ...
Like comparing Apple to Obamacare
A less-than-stellar Obamacare exchange launch day is made worse by President Obama insulting Apple ...
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Jennifer Oliver O’Connell caught the writing bug at 15. While still in high school, she was accepted into the Urban Writers Program of Youth Communications, publisher of New Expression newspaper. Her piece “Teens Juggle Careers and School” was published in the September 1982 edition, and was entered into a nationwide contest for a journalism scholarship. Mrs. O’Connell went on to become the College/Careers Editor for the paper, incorporating her organizational and compositional touches to the February 1983 College/Careers Issue of New Expression, as well as writing and producing the piece “If I Were Seventeen Again…”
Mrs. O’Connell attended Columbia College Chicago, and within that program, she wrote a number of short stories, including “The Foot,” which was published in the fiction anthology Hairtrigger 9 & 10. Mrs. O’Connell graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree and went on to use her writing and editing skills to produce newsletters and marketing materials for several companies. In 1988, she moved to Los Angeles after being accepted into the Master of Professional Writing program (MPW) at the University of Southern California (USC). Mrs. O’Connell continued to hone her talents in fiction, poetry, and screenplay writing.
Mrs. O’Connell graduated from USC’s program with a Master of Professional Writing in 1993, and in 1994 she completed her own anthology of short stories entitled, The Foot And Other Things To Put In Your Mouth. In 2009, she completed her first memoir, Fried Chicken and Sympathy, and plans to produce it as an interactive e-Book.
Mrs. O’Connell writes at As The Girl Turns, is an opinion/editorial columnist for Washington Times Communities, and writes on Faith and Community for Examiner.com. To keep her life in balance, Ms. O’Connell coaches others on careers and reinvention, and teaches Yoga.
Mrs. O’Connell resides in Los Angeles with the loves of her life: Her husband Lynn, and her three puppies: Panda, a Tibetan Terrier, Puppet, a Malti-Poo, and Maddie, a Chinese Crested Powder Puff.
Los Angeles Faith & Community Examiner--Examiner.com
