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On March 10, Radcliffe President Mary I. Bunting (left) discusses the women's demands with their leaders and determines that a police bust may be the University's only option in the situation. On March 14, Professor of Law Archibald Cox warn the women that a raid will take place...
Dorothy Q. Thomas, a 1995 Bunting Institute Peace Fellow, won one of the this year's 29 MacArthur Foundation "genius grants" yesterday. Thomas is an international women's rights activist and founded the Women's Rights Project of Human Rights Watch in 1990.
Thomas said her work at the Bunting Institute was a precursor to her current work on the human rights of women in the U.S., including a 347- page report she authored on sexual abuse of women in state prisons in 1996.
Calling her year as a Bunting Fellow "an incredibly mind-opening experience,"
The proposal to reductively reinvent Radcliffe as a policy institute is pathetic. The value, real or potential, of Radcliffe for both women students and alumnae would be thrown away entirely. Women undergraduates would sacrifice forever the advantages of attending a college vitally attuned to their concerns and expressly designed to...