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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Three cheers for Ms. Brownmiller! It's about time someone spoke out against those sick, sadistic savages. I agree completely: castrate the bastards...
...Ms. Fallaci did tell me, when I interviewed her for the New York Times in January 1973, that she had had three miscarriages, and indeed, she asked me not to print that fact. I told her at the time that it was impossible because her miscarriages were public knowledge, as she had discussed them in an article about her in LIFE...
...Ms. Keller's statement that 1-1-2 includes no suggestion of grouping sophomores by concentration runs counter to The Crimson's understanding of the proposal reached through discussions with Dean Rosovsky, Dean Whitlock, and members of the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life. It is to this aspect of 1-1-2 that Rosovsky refers when he speaks of its "exciting" character. More disturbing in Ms. Keller's letter is her suggestion that 1-1-2 (which would end hoosing of upperclass students in the Quad Houses) is the only housing option that retains student choice. What about...
...Ms. here deals with the lives of men and women only in terms of the traditional roles so many of us--men and women--are trying to shake ourselves out of. How difficult this process is going to be, and how much support we are all going to need, was evidenced in the article in the magazine on mothers and their sons. It quoted a dozen women, all feminists, agonizing over the question of how to raise their sons. The women despaired of being able to counteract the influence of a sexist society, and were afraid that raising their sons...
Fear and bitterness will be the death of us all if we do not go beyond the stereotypes this issue of Ms. presents. For we must be able to reach through prejudices and find that people underneath, each one struggling to be a whole person, and not just a reflection of another soul...