Word: spokeswoman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...help the group, Harvard will continue to insure the land until park construction begins. Pamela Rencricca, a spokeswoman for the tenants...
...help the group, Harvard will continue to insure the land until park construction begins, Pamela Rencricca, a spokeswoman for the tenants, said yesterday...
PERHAPS THE most momentous event in Adrienne's life over the past several years has been her involvement in the Women's Movement and her role as a spokeswoman for that movement, which she has assumed both in her articles and reviews and in much of her poetry. Reflecting on the Movement past and present, Adrienne finds that she has seen "immense changes, even in men. I'm talking about individuals, about small changes that are big for private lives." She believes that "the liberation of women can and will occur, it's an irreversible process... When I was floundering...
...York Times pieces, "An 18-Year-Old Looks Back on Life," brought her national prominence, a rash of wedding proposals, and an extended pilgrimage to J.D. Salinger's Connecticut chicken coop. The article -- which extended is the essence of her book -- also established Maynard as a not-so-reluctant spokeswoman for what she refers to as "my generation...
Being the spokeswoman for a generation is no mean feat. Maynard is careful to point out on the last page of her book that she cannot speak for the blacks, the dropouts or the war orphans. But for the rest of us, the media children for whom "the Beatles and the Kennedys were as close as relatives, some of the memories are national, even universal...