Word: relaxedness
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British women have taken a rather relaxed approach to feminism, with a minimum of confrontation. Nevertheless, a bill guaranteeing women equal pay for equal work went into effect at year's end. And no one has made a better case for the competence of women than Margaret Thatcher, the Tory...
Men in the services seem to be accepting the women easily enough. For a time, there was a preoccupation with shower and toilet arrangements, but the construction of a few doors, partitions and separate shower rooms has relaxed the apprehensions. The services do their best to assign married women to...
But Mayor Joan Poulos takes a relaxed view, suggesting that not every last area of sexual segregation has to be battered down. After all, some Davis women's groups, including the Soroptimists, continue to bar men. And, she notes, "no serious public business is conducted at Ro tary Club...
Such doubts certainly account at least in part for Pattullo's relaxed attitude toward review. In its nine-year history, Pattullo's committee has not rejected a single proposal.
Neither he nor Gardner believe the relaxed admission policy would result in significant changes in the size of the department, or lead to deterioration in the quality of undergraduate education the department offers.