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Maine Statewide News Letter No. 11 (December 1980), Institute For Nonviolence, Education, Research, And Training Staff

Maine Women's Publications - All

No abstract provided.

Fifth Freedom, 1980-12-01, The Mattachine Society Of The Niagara Frontier

Fifth Freedom

Nickle City: Leather/Levi: pg1

Editorial: pg2

Letters to the Editor: pg2

Advertisement: pg3

Gay Coloring Book: pg4

Captain Kink: pg4

Our Cover: pg4

Gay Task Force: pg5

How Does Your Garden Grow: pg5

Selections by Sam: pg6

Antiques & Art: pg6

Help: One Answer: pg7

Attention: pg7

Poet Tree: pg8

Gay Wedding Response: pg9

Michael: pg9

NYC Killings Bi Lines: pg10

Gay Directory: pg11

Want Ads: pg11

Advertisement: pg12

Santa: pg12

Northern Lambda Nord, Vol.1, No.9 (December 1980), Northern Lambda Nord

Northern Lambda Nord (1980-1981)

No abstract provided.

Maine Statewide News Letter No. 10 (November 1980), Institute For Nonviolence, Education, Research, And Training Staff

Maine Women's Publications - All

No abstract provided.

Fifth Freedom, 1980-11-01, The Mattachine Society Of The Niagara Frontier

Fifth Freedom

Last Call?: pg1

Help!: pg1

Editorial: pg2

Letters to the Editor: pg2

Costume Party: pg3

Gaybriel's Gayte: pg4

ETC.: pg4

Cartoon: pg4

How Does Your Garden Grow: pg5

Poem: pg5

Dance Music News: pg6

Top 10: pg6

Poem: pg6

SELections by Sam: pg6

Media Watch: pg7

GP Rolls: pg7

Book Review: pg8

Poem: pg8

Drugs Wanted: pg8

Advertisement: pg9

Jail House Sex: pg10

Antiques 'N Art: pg10

Buffalo Gay Directory: pg11

Ads: pg11

Advertisement: pg12

Maine Lesbian Feminist Newsletter 11/1980, Maine Lesbian Feminist

Maine Lesbian Feminist Newsletter (1976-1984)

• The Susan B. Anthony Club
• Calendar of Events
• Events and Happenings
• Announcements & Information
• Lesbian Photographer's Directory Now Being Compiled

Northern Lambda Nord, Vol.1, No.8 (November 1980), Northern Lambda Nord

Northern Lambda Nord (1980-1981)

No abstract provided.

Ua12/2/7 Panhellenic Report, Rebecca Rhoten

WKU Archives Records

Annual report of the Panhellenic Council for 1979-80 in the form of a letter from Rebecca Rhoten to Mrs. Milton DeVoe.

Expanding The Concept Of Affirmative Action To Include The Curriculum, Nancy Topping Bazin

Women's Studies Quarterly

At Old Dominion University, a state university of 14,500 students in Norfolk, Virginia, the concept of affirmative action has been expanded to include the curriculum. From my perspective as a Women's Studies Director who also serves on the University Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunities Committee, I would like to share the story of (1) how this came about, (2) what it means, and (3) what questions and problems it raises in terms of my work as Director of Women's Studies.

The President of ODU strongly supports affirmative action in hiring. Because we have an energetic Coordinator of International Programs, the President …

Newsbriefs, Sharon Rae Jenkins, S. F., F. H.

Women's Studies Quarterly

No abstract provided.

Maine Statewide News Letter No. 9 (October 1980), Institute For Nonviolence, Education, Research, And Training Staff

Maine Women's Publications - All

No abstract provided.

Fifth Freedom, 1980-10-01, The Mattachine Society Of The Niagara Frontier

Fifth Freedom

10th Anniversary: pg1

Winner: pg1

Editorial: pg2

Letter to the Editor: pg2

Selections by Sam: pg3

Deja Vu ?: pg4

History of the Lambda: pg5

How Does Your Garden Grow: pg6

B.W.P.C.: pg6

Gay Vote '80: pg7

Politics: pg9

Advertisement: pg10

Dance Music News: pg11

Top 10: pg11

Media Watch: pg12

Fairy Tales: pg13

Fair Housing: pg13

Homosexual: pg13

Costume Party: pg14

Rochester Gay Guide: pg15

Classified Ads: pg15

Buffalo Gay Directory: pg16

Issues Of Race And Class In Women's Studies: A Puerto Rican Woman's Thoughts, Angela Jorge

Women's Studies Quarterly

This paper was read at The Scholar and Feminist VII Conference, Barnard College, April 1980. A longer version will appear in The Scholar and Feminist VII: Class, Race, and Sex—Exploring Contradictions, Affirming Connections, edited by Amy Swerdlow, to be published by G. K. Hall in 1981.

At the State University of New York/College at Old Westbury, where I am a tenured assistant professor, I am teaching for the first time a course called Machismo and the Changing Role of Women in Hispanic Culture. This course is also the first and only one of its kind, although Old Westbury has had …

Your Audience May Be Greater Than You Think, Mary Ann Millsap

Women's Studies Quarterly

To the Women's Studies Newsletter:

The National Institute of Education, which commissioned a series of eight monographs on women's studies as well as the Women's Studies Evaluation Handbook, has, since March 1980, been in the publishing and distribution business, mailing the 2,500 copies of the monograph series and handbook both to preset mailing lists (e.g., all women's studies programs, centers for research on women, libraries subscribing to this Newsletter, women's caucuses and commissions on the status of women in the professions, and higher education associations) and to those who have responded to various solicited and unsolicited notices in …

Integrating Women Into The Liberal Arts Curriculum: Some Results Of "A Modest Survey", Ann Froines

Women's Studies Quarterly

In 1978, the Women's Studies Program at the University of Massachusetts/Boston initiated a survey to examine the impact on the liberal arts curriculum of the new scholarship on women. We were looking beyond the courses offered by Women's Studies, since one of the goals of our program, like others, had been to promote the transformation of the male-centered curriculum. During much of its first decade, Women's Studies had focused on developing its own courses and scholarship. By 1978, the Women's Studies Program offered annually ten courses taught by its own faculty, as well as cross-listing another twenty courses regularly offered …

Legal News: Cornell University, Alice H. Cook

Women's Studies Quarterly

Friends:

I am writing to ask your support for the Cornell Eleven, a group of present and former members of the faculty who are filing a class action suit against Cornell University alleging sex discrimination in hiring, promotion, equal compensation, and other personnel practices.

We (the Friends of the Cornell Eleven) believe they have three of the four vital components of a successful suit: (1) strong cases, (2) good legal assistance, and (3) courage. What they lack is the fourth component: (4) enough money to carry this through by themselves.

Legal News: Suny/Stony Brook, Judy Wishnia

Women's Studies Quarterly

To the Editor:

After nearly five years of litigation, the class action suit charging the State University of New York at Stony Brook with sex discrimination (Coser vs. Moore) is about to go to trial. The suit, scheduled for the Winter 1980 calendar of the First Eastern District Federal Court, includes twenty-eight academic and professional women who are name plaintiffs, among them several members of the nursing faculty at the Health Science Center. The University is charged with discrimination against women in hiring, promotion, tenure award, and salaries. In addition, the suit includes cases of women professionals who were given …

"Out" At The University: Myth And Reality, Toni A. Mcnaron

Women's Studies Quarterly

For the first eleven years I taught at the University of Minnesota, I stayed in the closet I'd fled to within the first month of recognizing my lesbianism. During those years, I was awarded tenure quite early (the end of my third year); I won both a collegiate and an all-University award for outstanding teaching; I almost got a book on Shakespeare's last plays published; I was active in my regional professional organization. During those years, I experienced increasing pain at the dislike my immediate superiors [sic] had for me, no matter what I did. I learned quickly …

Teaching Black Women's Heritage, Betsy Brinson

Women's Studies Quarterly

In Fall 1979, I began teaching a course on Black Women in American History at the Open High School in Richmond, Virginia. The course was designed primarily as independent study with a weekly seminar discussion, and the students received three hours' social study credit. Because of my inexperience with teaching the subject matter, I limited the class to six students and was delighted to have all young Black women choose the course.

Our basic texts were Gerda Lerner's Black Women in White America and "Generations," an issue of Southern Exposure Magazine devoted to Southern women. We also used a wide …

Front Matter, The Feminist Press

Women's Studies Quarterly

No abstract provided.

Women's Studies: The Case For A Departmental Model, Madeleine J. Goodman

Women's Studies Quarterly

The underlying premise on which we in women's studies have campaigned, and campaigned successfully, for the augmentation of academic curricula by a new and multifaceted field of studies during a period of relative austerity and even retrenchment in the academic world is the recognition of the serious effects of long-term neglect of such studies by the established disciplines. History, we say, and have demonstrated, has not been the history of women. Literature studies have not heard the voices of women, and studies of art have not seen through the eyes of women. The prevailing models of human evolution have been …

Nwsa News And Views, Elaine Reuben, Pat Gozemba

Women's Studies Quarterly

FROM THE NATIONAL OFFICE

By Elaine Reuben

I am pleased to be able to report that NWSA has been granted tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service. The outcome of our application was never in doubt, but the administrative process took a good while to complete.

Technically, that process will continue: the notice accompanying the form announcement of our tax-exempt status indicated that we will be under continuing scrutiny, since it appears, to the IRS, that we are likely to engage in significant lobbying activities.

The Academic Job Crisis: Some Possible Responses, Emily Abel

Women's Studies Quarterly

The following article is a revised version of a paper originally presented at the Second National Women's Studies Association Convention in Bloomington, Indiana, and at a meeting of the Pacific Southwest Women's Studies Association. The Pacific Southwest region introduced a resolution at the 1980 Delegate Assembly calling for NWSA endorsement of policies beneficial to part-time faculty (see Women's Studies Newsletter VIII:3 [Summer 1980], p. 23); the resolution was passed.

I wish to suggest a perspective from which the National Women's Studies Association can discuss the current retrenchment in higher education and the job crisis in particular. Above all, it is …

Unesco Document By Twelve "Experts On Research, And Teaching Related To Women," Paris, May 1980, The Feminist Press

Women's Studies Quarterly

In May 1980, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) invited twelve "experts on research and teaching related to women" to a special meeting in Paris. The experts were Julinda Abu Nasr, Director of the Institute of Women's Studies in the Arab World (Lebanon); Alya Baffoun, Center for Economic Study and Research (Tunisia); Teresita Barbieri, Professor of Sociology at the Institute of Social Research of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Uruguay); Lil Despradel, sociologist (Dominican Republic); Florence Howe, Professor of Humanities, State University of New York/College at Old Westbury (United States); Herta Kuhrig, Director of the Forschungsgruppe …

Editorial: Goodbye, Women's Studies Newsletter: Hello, Women's Studies Quarterly!, The Feminist Press

Women's Studies Quarterly

In the fall of 1972, the Women's Studies Newsletter appeared for the first time, as four pages of national news about women's studies in schools and colleges. We were "national" at least in part because there were no "local," "regional," or even campus-based newsletters. Since then, the Newsletter has followed the growth of women's studies across the nation—in schools and colleges and in such nontraditional settings as prisons, nursing homes, and community-based women's centers. The network thus created became the core for the National Women's Studies Association's beginnings in 1977. It is not surprising that now, in 1980, one can …

Back Matter, The Feminist Press

Women's Studies Quarterly

No abstract provided.

The Women's Studies Conference In Berlin: Another Chapter In The Controversy, Peggy Mcintosh

Women's Studies Quarterly

Those who read the Winter and Spring issues of the Women's Studies Newsletter in 1979 may remember accounts of controversies among women which surrounded feminist thought, teaching, and research in all of West Germany, and especially in Berlin. The next chapter in the controversy, though far from the last, occurred last April at the Free University of Berlin, where three hundred people attended a conference on "Aims, Content, and Institutionalization of Women's Studies and Research," sponsored by Berlin's Senator for Education, and by the President of the Free University of Berlin. Foreign participants were invited from Sweden, France, Italy, The …

Ua12/2/9 Phi Mu Alumnae Update, Phi Mu

Student Organizations

Newsletter created by and about Phi Mu sorority in 1980.

Northern Lambda Nord, Vol.1, No.7 (October 1980), Northern Lambda Nord, Benj -, Jj -

Northern Lambda Nord (1980-1981)

No abstract provided.

Maine Lesbian Feminist Newsletter 10/1980, Maine Lesbian Feminist

Maine Lesbian Feminist Newsletter (1976-1984)

• The Susan B. Anthony Club
• Calendar of Events
• Announcements & Information
• The Night Won't Be Took Without Takers