Word: equalizing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Fellow Crimson netwomen dispatched their opponents with equal ease, with only one match going to three sets. Harvard's Robin Boss and Martha Berkman, playing second doubles, rebounded from a 4-6 defeat in the second set to shut out the Big Red in the third...
...Radcliffe has accomplished this purpose. Women now have almost equal access to a Harvard education, thanks to the efforts of Radcliffe administrators over the decades, who have thus made themselves obsolete...
Such are the stars of Spitting Image, the British television program in which some 400 latex and foam-rubber puppets reduce the antics of the powerful to a mess of funny faces, pratfalls and spasmodic jerks. Breaking satirical ground and television rules with equal relish, the weekly show regularly strings along almost one in every four British men, women and children...
...called the "career woman's disease." But recent studies have shown that the disorder strikes women of all socioeconomic groups and even teenagers, though those with heavier, longer or more frequent periods may be especially susceptible. Says Dr. Donald Chatman of Chicago's Michael Reese Hospital: "Endometriosis is an equal-opportunity disease...
This strike concerns a principle of critical importance for all working women--equal pay for comparable worth. Carl Icahn, president of TWA, has attempted to justify these cuts with the myth that women deserve less pay because they are not the "primary bread winners" for their families...