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Women's Programs Fall 1994, Women's Studies
Women's Programs Fall 1994, Women's Studies
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Fall 1994 calendar of Women's Programs, topics include: Rape Awareness, Victoria Woodhull, Jewish Spirituality, Bosnian-Herzegovinian student, HIV/AIDS, poetry, homophobia, black men, pregnancy dances, Christian feminism, women's music, leadership, family medical leave, spiritual journey, women's movement in Latin America.
Women's Programs Fall 1992, Women's Studies
Women's Programs Fall 1992, Women's Studies
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Fall 1992 calendar of Women's Programs with event descriptions. Events: LINDA ELLERBEE, "And So It Goes"; DR. MAUREEN YABLONSKI, "Medical Viewpoints on Menopause and Estrogen Therapy"; "The Role of Sexual and Political Images in Contemporary Art"; THE REVEREND DR. KELLY BROWN, "The Black Chuch and the Urban Crisis"; DR. MARY CLARK, "Let's Turn the World Upside Down - And See How to Fix It"; Play: "UNTIL SOMEONE WAKES UP"; PIROUZ GHAFFARI, "Women's Education in the Islamic Republic of Iran"; STEPHEN JONES, "Men Can End Rape"; DEBRA SCHIPPER, "Self-Defense and Confrontation Training For Women"; RHINE McLIN, "Women and Politics"; STEPHANIE TINGLER, …
Special Combined Women's Studies And Black Studies Newsletter 1988, Women's Studies, Black Studies
Special Combined Women's Studies And Black Studies Newsletter 1988, Women's Studies, Black Studies
Looking Back, Looking Forward
1988 combined issue of Women's Studies and Black Studies newsletter. Topics include: Black Economic Progress? Employment Then and Now; Dress For What Kind of Success?; Are Women at Denison Starving Themselves?; Planned Parenthood: Misunderstandings and Realities; "Girl" or "Woman"?; Black Fraternities and Sororities; A Black Feminist Search for Sisterhood; Continuing Questions; Investments in South Africa: A Moral Question.
Women's Studies Newsletter March 1987, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter March 1987, Women's Studies
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Women's Studies newsletter March 1987. Contents: THE "DOUBLE DAY": A PERSONAL AND PUBLIC ISSUE, Laura Joslyn; MY POETRY BORES HIM, Karen J. Hall; ADDRESSING HOMOPHOBIA AND HETEROSEXISM, Nancy Ann Clayton; CREATING, Karen J. Hall; WESTERN BIASES AND STEREOTYPES IN ANALYSIS OF IRANIAN WOMEN, Kendall R. Cameron; THE ECONOMIC ROLE OF WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE SOCIETY, Laura Kriska; MEL'S PLACE, Karen J. Hall; THE PATRIARCHAL THEORY OF LITERATURE: A SUMMARY OF IDEAS FROM THE MADWOMAN IN THE ATTIC, Jennie Benf Ord; Co-editors: Elizabeth McCarthy, Christine Cherney, and Mary Schilling.
Women's Studies Newsletter May 1986, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter May 1986, Women's Studies
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Women's Studies newsletter May 1986. Contents: INTRODUCTION, Joan DeWitt; MARGINAL REVOLUTIONARIES: WOMEN ON THE PERIPHERY OF THE IRISH NATIONALIST MOVEMENT, Jessica Anne Skelly; LESBIAN IMAGES ON STAGE, Karen Hall; "THE COLOR PURPLE" CONTROVERSY, Teresa Woodward; "WHORING AFTER EQUALITY": PERCEPTIONS AND REALITY OF WOMEN IN THE MILITARY, Anonymous; TOWARD WALKER'S "REGARDLESS" AND JANIE'S "HORIZON", Carol A. Mason; THANK YOU, ROSA PARKS, Chiquita Galloway; A NEW COURSE DAWNS, Gill Miller BEVERLY HARRISON AND ABORTION: A DISSENTING VIEW, Roger Blaine; Co-editors: loan DeWitt, Elizabeth McCarthy, and Mary Schilling.
Women's Studies Newsletter April 1985, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter April 1985, Women's Studies
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Women's Studies newsletter April 1985. All submissions by students. Contents: BLACK WOMEN IN SOUTH AFRICA: A HERSTORY OF POWER UNDER THE CHAINS OF "MODERNIZATION" Kate Reynolds, Co-Editor; QUEM AMA NAO MATA Paolo Machada; BOLIVIA—MILITARY GOVERNMENT: NIGHT OF A PEASANT WOMAN Ana Oblitas; WOMEN IN MOROCCO Mary Laudick; JAMAICA Sharon and Paulette Tai Chun; BEING A WOMAN IN VIET NAM Hong Anh Thi Nguyen; RESISTING CATEGORIES: NIKKI GIOVANNI Sherilyn George; OUR ABILITY TO CLAIM OUR POWER Teresa L. Woodward.
Women's Studies Newsletter March 1984, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter March 1984, Women's Studies
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Women's Studies newsletter March 1984. Contents: INTRODUCTION, Mary Schilling; "ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF MYSELF": WOMEN IN THE NEW NICARAGUA, Ann Fitzgerald; "IN REALITY: THE LIVES OF MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN", Marlee Meriwether; PLACING WOMEN'S HISTORY IN HISTORY AND SOCIETY: REFLECTIONS ON MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURE, Julie Donaghy; WOMEN AND SOCIOECONOMIC CHANGE AMONG SHEIKHANZAI NOMADS OF WESTERN AFGHANISTAN, Bahram Tavakolian; CAPITALIST PENETRATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST COPING WITH CHANGE, Mary Woollen; WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS DENIED, Amnesty International; ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN AND WOMEN'S STUDIES FACULTY; ANNOUNCEMENT OF SECOND ANNUAL WOMEN'S STUDIES PRIZE; A TUNISIAN LULLABY.
Women's Studies Newsletter April 1980, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter April 1980, Women's Studies
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Women's Studies newsletter April 1980. Topics include: Women's Week schedule, Mellon Grants students report back, Women's Voices performance, poetry and drama, women's leadership, religion, Redefining Female Anatomy, dance, music, nonprofit organizations and school desegregation, teaching and education, African/Afro-American/Caribbean poetry/literature, GLCA Women's Studies Conference, Women and the Homestead, international students at Denison, "The Bear" a poem by Ruth Danon, What is Feminism, The Role of Mothers in the Lives of College Women, women as pioneers in their fields.
Women's Studies Newsletter December 1980, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter December 1980, Women's Studies
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Women's Studies newsletter December 1980. All articles discuss the events leading up to and results of the 1980 United Nations Copenhagen Conference.
Women's Studies Newsletter December 1979, Women's Studies
Women's Studies Newsletter December 1979, Women's Studies
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Women's Studies Newsletter December 1978. Topics include: Mellon Program and career development, math, physics, psychology, biology, health, Women's Rights in Iran, Alcohol Abuse: the Result of Changing Female Roles, GLCA conference, anthem and history of GLCA women's studies department, student life and career goals, portrait of a female faculty member, "The Death Rehearsals" poem by Ruth Danon.