Word: males
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...stories they tell have the ring of male bull session. One man wearing blue work clothes tells how he tried to pick up a beautiful woman at a bar. "I went up to her and I said, 'Honey, name your price, I'll do anything but I have got to be with,'" he recounted. "So she turns to me and says, 'I go with women." Well that just floored me, I go with women, I couldn't believe it," he told the assembled coffee drinkers. "She just said, 'I go with women,' right there in that...
Lawson said he hoped the documents would helpprove that male professors with qualificationssimilar to Jackson's had been granted tenure atthe Business School...
Lawson said he had hoped the papers would show that male professors with qualifications comparable to Jackson's have been granted tenure at the Business School...
Perhaps the biases are so sublimated that we don't even recognize them until someone says something casually, something provocative. I experienced this phenomenon merely six hours after reading the aforementioned Crimson article. It happened while I was watching the movie 9 1/2 Weeks with six male friends. As anyone who has seen the movie remembers, there is a certain scene where the main actor (Michael Rourke) forces himself sexually upon his girlfriend (Kim Basinger...
Auguste Rodin called John Singer Sargent (1856-1925) the "Van Dyck of our times." Sargent was the unrivaled recorder of male power and female beauty in a day that, like ours, paid obsessive court to both. He could make old money look dashing and paint the newest cotton-reel magnate as though he were descended from Bayard. Sixty years after his death, his "paughtraits" (as Sargent, who kept swearing he would give them up but never did, disparagingly called them) provoke unabashed nostalgia. In his Belle Epoque sirens, in the mild, arrogant masks of his Edwardian gentry, are preserved...