Word: genderism
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Professor Harvey C. Mansfield ’53 drew dozens of students to Sever Hall last night to discuss the role of women and gender in society. “We need a new feminism,” said Mansfield, the Kenan professor of government, “because we have a new way of life.” According to Mansfield, this change in traditional society has grown out of women’s desire to achieve success in the workplace and at home. In his lecture, entitled, “Feminism and The Autonomy of Women?...
...ethnically diverse group of undergraduate men and women, many of whom were not RUS regulars, began chatting about gender issues as they settled into their seats. Two ambassadors from University Hall—Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd and Assistant Dean of the College Julia G. Fox—joined the circle, smiling supportively...
...Radcliffe era was hardly a model of gender equality, but RUS’s 2004 proposal describes the period in markedly positive terms...
...attention turned back to what remained of Radcliffe. Though Harvard had subsumed nearly all its administrative roles, the one-time women’s college still retained control over several buildings’ worth of space. In 1990, under renewed pressure from campus activists, Radcliffe administrators set up the gender-neutral Lyman Common Room (LCR)—one more try at something resembling a women’s center...
Ryan R. Thoreson ’07 is a joint concentrator in government and women, gender, and sexuality studies in Lowell House. He is co-chair of the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance...