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Mary Lord

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: National Academies of Sciences, Bandcamp Daily, U.S. Army, SPIN, Journal of Nursing Education, Australian Book Review, Friends Journal, The ABR Podcast
Journalist; @Harvard grad & #STEM equity advocate; former @DCSBOE, @NASBE & @DupontCircle_ board member; mom of @DCPublicSchools & @dcpcsb grads. Tweets my own!
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From Prep to Pass: Comparing PM Practitioner Prep Courses

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By Mary Lord
| U.S. Army
There I was, sitting in a mini cubicle in SecureNinja, the proctor facility where I chose to take my Program Management (PM) Practitioner Exam, because it had the word “ninja” in it. Well, that’s only partially true; it was one of two facilities closest to my house that had decent reviews and I also like ninjas. There were simple instructions on the screen prompting me to “select next” to begin the exam.
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Mary Lord reviews ten plays

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By Mary Lord
| Australian Book Review
Playlab Press is an offshoot of the Queensland Playwrights Laboratory which has the aim of assisting playwrights in the development of their craft through workshopping, production and possible publication of playscripts. It seems to be, with one exception, very much a regional enterprise and all the more admirable for it.
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Mary Lord reviews 'Travelling North' by David Williamson

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By Mary Lord
| Australian Book Review
Theatre Travelling North by David Williamson Currency Press, $4.95, 88 pp Theatre Is there life after fifty? David Williamson’s newest play wittily affirms that love, adventure, and increasing self-knowledge are not the exclusive preserves of the young. Frank, seventy-five, retired engineer and ex-communist, is no spring chicken but neither is he ‘defunct in the physical area’.
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