Word: 17th
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Lerner contrasted Wollstonecraft to her feminist predecessors in the 17th century, arguing that her major innovation was the inclusion of poor, single and middle class women into John Locke's framework of human rights...
Cambridge Society for Early Music--presents music for 17th-century Amsterdam and London. First Religious Society, Carlisle. Thursday, March 5, 8 p.m. Josiah Smith Tavern, Weston. Friday, March 6, 8 p.m. $15 general; $7 for students...
...schools participating in a survey of"selective" U.S. higher education institutions,Harvard ranked 17th in the percentage of femaletenured faculty, excluding Medical School faculty,and eighth in the percentage of minority tenuredfaculty, excluding Medical School faculty, andeighth in the percentage of minority tenuredfaculty, excluding Medical School faculty,according to the summary...
...fans know, the defining characteristic of good jazz music is the style and skill of the artist in improvisation. Placed onstage next to a flock of tuxedoed musicians sawing away on 17th and 18th century violins, the Quartet seemed to forget this. The quartet/trio simply didn't improvise...
...commend this decision. It is simply not Harvard's place to rule on theological matters. As Anderson himself said, Rudenstine "is no theologian." The Harvard of the 17th century may have been a seminary for young Christian men, but the University approaching the 21st is not. It is an educational institution which should have no role in arbitrating internecine disputes within the Christian faith...