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...real Yale bulldog--Handsome Dan, by name-- has also gone through some unpleasant experiences. In 1933, the Elis found the son of a bitch gone. Handsome Dan had been kidnapped by a bunch of Harvard marauders, who drugged him, brought him back to Cambridge, and did not feed...
...begins with the sheer numbers and feeds on discriminatory treatment, either passing or studied, by male colleagues, supervisors or professors. The unease can take shape with a sexist joke or offensive innuendo; it takes root with a supervisor's comment--reported in the survey--of "Shut up, you bitch." When women faculty feel reluctant to speak their views in faculty meetings because of such remarks, or female students stop seeking advice from a sexist professor, their academic freedom is curtailed. Furthermore, their reticence then perpetuates stereotypes that women are academically inferior...
...course, was the greatest name; he went on into Peking and became God ? but also, with almost no doubt, insane. Jiang Qing, a bitch killer and one of the great dragon ladies of Chinese history, now languishes under life sentence in jail. Peng Dehuai, a superlative military leader who had fought side by side with Mao for 20 years, went on to command the front against the Americans in the Korean War and later was named Minister of Defense. But he became the first openly to criticize Mao, and that cost him dearly. He was left...
...bedroom during a birthday party she was giving for neighborhood children. "He slapped me blind. He pulled the shotgun from the wall and dared me to move. I cried and asked him why he was bothering me. He just tore my clothes off. He said I was a bitch and used other ugly words. I asked him not to do that because the children and their parents were here. But he just left the room and told everyone to leave. Then he told me to get back in bed and that we were going to make love. I said...
DIVORCED. Patricia Neal, 57, Oscar-winning actress (Hud, 1963), and Roald Dahl, 66, British author of macabre short stories (Switch Bitch) and wry children's tales (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory); after 30 years of marriage, five children; in London. Dahl's affair with one of his wife's friends devastated a marriage that had survived much tragedy: a traffic accident that caused brain damage to their son, the death of a seven-year-old daughter from measles, and three nearly fatal strokes that partly paralyzed Neal during her fifth pregnancy...