Word: feminist
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...lest this editorial be taken as an outcropping of an anti-feminist movement at Harvard, the CRIMSON hastens to propose: "The ladies! We're very fond of them--at times...
...sponsors of this proposed Amendment in Congress are Senator Curtis and Representative Daniel Read Anthony, both of Kansas. The name of Anthony is famous in the annals of the feminist movement. It is not an accident that the Representative from Kansas is named Anthony, for he is a nephew of the famed Susan B. Anthony. Once more the name of Anthony serves feminism, although some are inclined to question the value of this service. Many women's organizations are opposed to the "Lucretia Mott" Amendmentment. The National League of Women Voters-the National Women's Trade Union League...
Publisher Hearst had the honor last week to announce the marriage of his Hearst's International and his Cosmopolitan magazines. Consummation of the union was set for early in the new year. The International, a feminist bride, will insist for a time on International-Cosmopolitan as the family name, but will later succumb to custom and be of one name as well as one flesh with the Cosmopolitan...
...grandson of President-Emeritus Charles A Eliot of Harvard. As a Harvard undergraduate, young Mr. Eliot embraced the cause of woman's suffrage. Later, when he was a professor of English, a theatrical laboratory similar to the one he had seen operating at Harvard gave scope to his feminist enthusiasms, through the production of plays written by and for women. Last month, Mr. Eliot and associates opened the Studio Theatre in Manhattan, an outgrowth and outlet of the Smith Laboratory...
...select committee of Soviet Grand Dames, and among them, the Priest Bukharin. There was Klara Zetkin, whose kindly face is but a mask that hides the "fierce revolutionary spirit that burns deep down in her soul"; Mme. Kollontai, attractive wife of a handsome sailor, a fervent but impractical feminist, but with an intelligence that has won her the place of Soviet Ambassador; Lenin's sister "taller than he," with angular features and the "prim air of a typical 'schoolmarm' "; Mme. Muralov, wife of War Lord Trotzky's right-hand...