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News Brief: Beauty magazine honors Gutmann
Tali Yahalom
Glamour readers will see a familiar face in next month's issue: Amy Gutmann.
The December issue of Glamour, to be released on Nov. 13, will include a photo portfolio of women like Jennifer Garner, Donna Karan, Elizabeth Edwards and Toni Morrison.
Honoring them in its Women of the Year Tribute, the magazine - whose circulation reaches over two million - is also launching the Glamour Women of the Year Fund to raise funds for charities that will support the women and their causes.
The Penn President will join 20 other women, whom Glamour says have made contributions to entertainment, business, sports, medicine, academia and politics, to name a few.
Gutmann represents the Ivy League's growing female presence, along with the female presidents at Harvard, Brown and Princeton universities.
"It's an honor to be recognized along with my wonderful colleagues," she said.
She added that "there is still enormous progress to be made and therefore much more work to be done."
Though Gutmann doesn't "have much time to read magazines like Glamour," she said she is pleased that the magazine will use the Fund to raise money for charities that support causes for women.
The December issue of Glamour, to be released on Nov. 13, will include a photo portfolio of women like Jennifer Garner, Donna Karan, Elizabeth Edwards and Toni Morrison.
Honoring them in its Women of the Year Tribute, the magazine - whose circulation reaches over two million - is also launching the Glamour Women of the Year Fund to raise funds for charities that will support the women and their causes.
The Penn President will join 20 other women, whom Glamour says have made contributions to entertainment, business, sports, medicine, academia and politics, to name a few.
Gutmann represents the Ivy League's growing female presence, along with the female presidents at Harvard, Brown and Princeton universities.
"It's an honor to be recognized along with my wonderful colleagues," she said.
She added that "there is still enormous progress to be made and therefore much more work to be done."
Though Gutmann doesn't "have much time to read magazines like Glamour," she said she is pleased that the magazine will use the Fund to raise money for charities that support causes for women.
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