Word: expressed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Sept. 9, delay until then would be an intolerable disservice to a public that is understandably impatient over the slowness in deciding Nixon's fate. Doar replied that the committee has not considered any such delay-a point that Sirica may merely have wanted on the record to express his concern about pre-trial publicity involving the defendants (see THE LAW). Sirica gave no indication of when he will rule, but he probably will do so this week and give the evidence to the House committee...
...artist can be uninfluenced by the artistic traditions of the past--which have been shaped by men. So feminist art isn't characterized by a clear-cut stylistic independence. New York Magazine recently published an article about some New York women who claim to create feminist art. They express their liberation from the male-dominated world of art by depicting female erotica. Art which expresses a women's sexual liberation must be feminist, because sexual liberation is a big part of what Feminism is all about. But a woman doesn't have to paint self-portraits, kitchen sinks, or female...
Ford has a right to speak and defend his views, but students have a right to picket and express theirs. They should use that right today. It is important to show that cleanliness is no substitute for godliness, that sanitized imperialism and inequality still merit opposition, and that opposition to this country's present leadership extends beyond opposition to this country's present leader...
...Regarding "Madam Executive" [Feb. 18]: I work in an organization with several female executives and many female employees. I note several common factors among the successful ones: they are highly competent in their jobs; they are extremely tough-minded; they do not express ambitions for the very top levels of management but they clearly enjoy power where they get it; and, finally, they are paid as women...
...turnouts and performance. Women's own attitudes toward sports are changing." This, he believes, is largely because of the women's movement. Judy Wenning agrees. Coordinator of the Task Force on Sports for the National Organization for Women (NOW), Wenning believes that "women are freer now to express their competitiveness. It is no longer a totally negative thing...