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...relationship or the intimacy of relationship, that was new to them. That they were from largely different kinds of environments. That they were insecure in their positions in the ghetto and out of this insecurity came a sort of politics of identity. That they were concerned to somehow shore up their position, trying to reenforce it, enarmour it, if you will, with a kind of conscious and active self-assertion...
Still, Janet would probably shuck it all for marriage and family. Indeed, it seems odd to her friends that Janet, who will be 29 next month and has been engaged several times, has not been married by now. Looking remarkably like Dinah Shore, as a high school senior she was elected Most Likely to Settle Down and Start a Family. "I guess that changed in college," she says. "Suddenly other challenges popped up." Now she has done so well that her career seems to hurt her chances for marriage. She points out that a number of men look...
...shore of Gitche Gumee By the shining Big-Sea-Water...
...dusk, the hills lie gentled, their smoke-blue folds growing slowly deeper with the lapse of light. And the sea always has its magic, especially at night, when the beaches are deserted and the sand runs cool beneath your feet. The waves roll in, sighing at last up the shore. The sky glows faintly overhead and darkens at the horizon. At certain seasons, schools of tiny mad fish called grunion fling themselves on the sand to spawn; they come in shimmering silver waves and are decimated by grunion-hunters who scoop them up into buckets, alive and writhing and unsatisfied...
...Monday, President Bok appointed Eleanor Shore '51, research associate in Microbiology, as Assistant to the President. She is the first woman appointed to the Bok Administration...