Who is Gwen Rochester?
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She is a realtor. See her site below.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Susan B. Anthony ..   Good Luck !  :)
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Here's one source, link below:\n\nWhile some critics found an angrier tone in her work, elements of protest had always been present in her writing and her awareness of social issues did not result in diatribes at the expense of her clear commitment to aesthetic principles. Consequently, becoming the leader of one phase of the Black Arts movement in Chicago did not drastically alter her poetry, but there were some subtle changes that become more noticeable when one examines her total canon to date.\n\nThe ambiguity of her role as a black poet can be illustrated by her participation in two events in Chicago. In 1967 Brooks, who wrote the commemorative ode for the "Chicago Picasso," attended the unveiling ceremony along with social and business dignitaries. The poem was well received even though such lines as "Art hurts. Art urges voyages . . ." made some uncomfortable. Less than two weeks later there was the dedication of the mural known as "The Wall of Respect" at 43rd and Langley streets, in the heart of the black neighborhood. The social and business elites of Chicago were not present, but for this event Gwendolyn Brooks wrote "The Wall." In a measure these two poems illustrate the dichotomy of a divided city, but they also exemplify Brooks's ability both to bridge those divisions and to utilize nonstrident protest.
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I was thinking about this the other day.\nLeslie, Jocelyn, Gannon and Laurel
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Mariah Carey and Gwen Steffani
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Leona Woods -- later known as Dr. Leona Marshall Libby.\nDied of cancer Monday, November 10th, 1986.\n\nHer obituary was posted in the New York Times on Nov 12, 1986 http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F50717FD395E0C718DDDA80994DE484D81\n\nDr. Leona Libby, 67; Worked on Atom Bomb\nNovember 12, 1986, Wednesday\n(NYT); Obituary\nLate City Final Edition, Section D, Page 27, Column 5, 266 words. Correction Appended\n\nDISPLAYING FIRST 50 OF 266 WORDS -Leona Marshall Libby, a scientist who worked on Enrico Fermi's first nuclear reactor, died Monday at Saint John's Hospital in Santa Monica, Calif., after a long illness. She was 67 years old and lived in Marina del Rey, Calif. At 23, Dr. Marshall was one of the youngest members...\n\nCorrection: November 14, 1986, Friday\nLate City Final Edition \n\nThe obituary of an atomic scientist on Wednesday referred to her incorrectly. She was Dr. Leona Marshall Libby; Marshall was her name by a previous marriage.
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Try www.ask.com type in Sarah Knowles Bolton, and you get a really long list of web sites! Hope I helped!
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Reese Witherspoon and Gwenith Paltro(probably spelled wrong)
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Rebekah Del Rio\n\nHer website is www.rebekahdelrio.com
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The president of Southwest Radio Church Ministries. He also published books.\n\nRead more about him at:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noah_Hutchings
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Legends say Catharine the Great due to propogation of libel but the real answer is Queen Mary.  Check out the website, she's famous. :-)
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here is a list of them, find the one you believe is the real one.\n\nhttp://search.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=find.search&searchType=network&interesttype=&country=&searchBy=Display&f_first_name=Gwen+Stefani&Submit=Find
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1)Gwen Stefani isn't one\n2)it has to do with bananas
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Muze Annotations\nThe beloved author of such classic children's books as "Henry Huggins" and "Dear Mr. Henshaw" tells of her early life in Oregon, first on the family farm in Yamhill, and later in Portland during the Depression. Readers will learn about the childhood of the creator of Ramona, and find parts of her life that made their way into her books.\n\n\nPublisher's Notes\nGenerations of children have grown up with Henry Huggins, Ramona Quimby, and all of their friends, families, and assorted pets. For everyone who has enjoyed the pranks and schemes, embarrassing moments, and all of the other poignant and colorful images of childhood brought to life in Beverly Cleary books, here is the fascinating true story of the remarkable woman who created them.\n\n\nSynopses\nFollows the popular children's author from her childhood years in Oregon through high school and into young adulthood, highlighting her family life and her growing interest in writing.
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Just contact his business manager and tell him you would like to send him emails.\n\nAlex Carroll\nBusiness Manager\n\nTel: 585-943-0523\n\nacarroll@rochester.rr.com
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Look up these following individuals:\nElizabeth Cady Stanton \nElizabeth Cady Stanton and Seneca Falls Convention \nSusan B. Anthony \nLucy Stone \nJulia Ward Howe \nLucretia Mott \nJohn Stuart Mill
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanda_Blake