Bibliography for: "Stay-at-home moms' work valued at $130,000 a year, new study reveals"

"Stay-at-home moms' work valued at $130,000 a year, new study reveals". Jet. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_20_107/ai_n13795194/

Jet

View more issues:

Articles in May 16, 2005 issue of Jet

• Louisiana recently elected former state Sen. Melvin Holden
  by Simeon Booker
• Fifty-five blessed years
• Jet top 20 albums
• Melba Moore's musical life
• Randy rocks the runway
• Doo-Wop Hall of Fame
• Emerging as the lead man on Capitol Hill for the development of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is Maryland Rep. Albert R. Wynn
  by Simeon Booker
• The sweetest sound
• 'Pearl Harbor'
• Historic Latin tour
• In a Congressional Record tribute, Florida Congressman Alcee Hastings revealed why he became a lawyer
  by Simeon Booker
• Berry's big donations
• Legendary musician honored
• With a special invitation to young adults to participate in establishing priorities for the rest of the century, NAACP Board Chairman Julian Bond and Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree will convene the first annual National Leadership 500 Semin
  by Simeon Booker
• Joint Center's Annual Dinner
• Kenneth Clark, noted educator-psychologist who helped end segregation, succumbs at 90
• Blacks get $80 million settlement in bias lawsuit against food service supplier
• All-star cast tackles fear & prejudice in 'Crash'
• National Urban League President Marc Morial devoted his national column to the achievements of retiring L.A. branch director John Mack
• President to president
• Young at heart
• Richmond Delegate Viola O. Baskerville announced that she will run for the Virginia lieutenant governor post
• Oldest American
• U.S. Blacks, some of them slaves, have established a tremendous record as inventors
• Denver man honored as hero
• Royal singing diva
• U.S. pays $87,500 to settle with woman denied asylum
• Beauty of the week
  by Glenn Morohoshi
• Stay-at-home moms' work valued at $130,000 a year, new study reveals
• 1997 Ad
• Living in love
• Oscar-caliber actor Don Cheadle featured in June Ebony
• Perfect 10 champion
• Motown singer Martha Reeves to run for Detroit City Council
• Sweet spirit
• Statewide disaster preparedness campaign kickoff
• Texas Senate honors Rose Bowl champs
• XXX: State of The Union: Columbia Pictures
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• Ebony honors distinguished women in marketing & communications at 6th annual luncheon
• United Nations president at Howard
• New York toddler returned home after sneaking out to see movie
• Morgan State celebration
• Improved star
• Cedric entertains the president and White House press
• Meant to be
• Ashanti and Muppets in Wizard of Oz
• Fort Worth High School coach Robert Hughes retires after 47 seasons with most victories in the country; son succeeds him
• Texas dentistry trailblazer. Dental Branch at Houston
• Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Million Man March, a host of leaders have organized a "Million More Movement," and plan for a huge October 15 march on the Mall in Washington
  by Simeon Booker
• Only you
• Leslie Lewis Sword: woman of many talents
• Howard wins national court competition
• Nine Blacks chosen in top 10 at 2005 NFL draft
• Jet top 20 singles