Word: genderism
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...merger is the change in funding and space availability for undergraduate women's groups. Under the banner of Radcliffe College, the Lyman Common Room served as a place to meet, display material and provide a space that was where many of the groups concerned with issues of gender could interact. The Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS), the putative governing body of Radcliffe College, provided a source of funding for these programs, using term-bill fees from women to fund a wide range of projects and programs. With the end of Radcliffe, the Lyman Common Room is gone...
...been hand-picked by Karen E. Avery '87, associate dean of the College for coeducation and director of the Trust, and the groups that will receive funding will need a Faculty sponsor. We hope the Trust will evolve to serve the voices of undergraduate women and men concerned with gender issues and the place of women on campus and fund those projects, whether popular with the administration or not, that best address these concerns...
...fulfilling its agreement to dissolve Radcliffe College, the partners--the Radcliffe Institute, Harvard College and the University as a whole--must make the effort to pursue a prominent place for gender and women's concerns in the united Harvard College, male and female. The distribution of prizes is one of the most emotional aspects of Harvard undergraduate life, for better or for worse--when the opportunity to win them is made equal for women and men, we will begin to see the results of this promising new arrangement between Harvard and Radcliffe...
...gender-based inequality that motivated Beutler and some of her peers to found the Society of Women Engineers...
...separation of the sexes transcended the social sphere, going beyond the pristine Radcliffe dorms into the newly coeducational classrooms, where exams and sections were segregated by sex and professors factored gender into grades...