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Early this morning the Harvard Salient distributed posters labeled "Another Episode of Crimson Hypocrisy." The posters compared the Harvard Law Review's parody of the work of a murdered feminist scholar with what they depicted as a Crimson parody...
...forum was held in the wake of an ongoing controversy about minority and women faculty hiring, as well as a controversial Law Review spoof that lampooned slain feminist law scholar Mary Joe Frug...
...their annual Revue spoof edition, some Law Review editors included an article titled "He-Manifesto of Post Mortem Legal Feminism (From The Desk of May Doe)," a parody of an article published in the Law Review in March entitled "a Postmodern Feminist Legal Manifesto," by late New England School of Law professor Mary Joe Frug. Frug was brutally murdered on a Cambridge street last April...
...know whether she belongs to the little ladies' sewing circle known as "Women's Studies," but if not, she should watch its behavior carefully. When confronted with wimpy males, the "agonistic" feminist warhorses paw the ground and snort fire. But when Camille Paglia comes to town, they fall silent in hurt shock, too noble or too scared to reply. Or else they go whimpering to whimpering to Daddy for protection, "Daddy" is Harvard University, formerly a bastion of male arrogance and exclusiveness, now suddenly transformed into a monument of civility and scholarly courtesy...
COMMITTING SEKU HARA. For the first time in Japan's history a judge granted damages to a female office worker -- $12,400 in this case -- because of verbal sexual harassment by her boss. The decision marked one of the first victories for Japan's nascent feminist movement. But seku hara, in the form of suggestive remarks and touching, remains common in the workplace...