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...always entered in half a dozen contests, but her main ambition these days is to win in the Pillsbury Bake-Off, granddaddy contest of them all. The prize is a whopping $25,000. Mrs. Haley, how ever, makes clear that what she really cares about is not the cash but the thrill of the quest. Says she: "Winning makes me think I'm not ready for the rest home yet." - Anne Constable
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Abram Chayes '43, Frankfurter Professor of Law, said he could not bake anything because his oven is in Washington. He then bid $10 for a strawberry torte...
Frank E. Sanders, protessor of Law, said he baked chewy granola cookies because they "are good for eating and good for the ERA." The bake sale showed that "all that goes on at the Law School is not just law," Sanders added...
...society takes the name of John Stuart Mill because he called for women's suffrage in the British Parliament in the mid-nineteenth century, Warrick said. "Mill was ridiculed, yet the work of men at the bake sale today is a sign of how far women have come," Warrick said...