Word: umbrellas
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Certainly, possibilities still remain for activism outside of the Radcliffe umbrella. Lighthouse magazine, long-established on campus as a forum for both men and women to discuss women's issues, continues to succeed in disseminating balanced debate on campus. This debate will be widened by the long-awaited launching of The Sponge this spring, the magazine for radical, lesbian, and working class women. Students for Equality Feminism, whose founder is a graduating senior, faces the need for young energy to continue its mission to stimulate discussion about different types of ways students may respond to feminism. The Girl Spot...
...Cyberspace special issue, we incorrectly referred to a settlement-house organization that offers Internet services to inner-city residents [Spring, 1995]. The correct name of the organization is the United Neighborhood Houses, which is the umbrella organization for 37 New York City settlement houses...
...umbrella organization that servesas an information center for arts programs atHarvard, handles grants for arts organizations andstudents, and sponsors a visiting artists program...
Though Saddam has lately faced takeover attempts almost every three months, his personal security force has had little trouble foiling each one. Talabani and the Iraqi National Congress, the umbrella for all Iraqi dissident groups, had long hoped that a combined assault by Kurds in the north, Shi'ites in the south and mutinous troops in Baghdad could succeed. Last November, the head of Iraqi military intelligence during the Gulf War, Major General Wafiq Samaraii, defected to Kurdistan with a promise that he could deliver an Iraqi division willing to attack Saddam. A brigade would capture the Iraqi leader...
...wild evaluation of the '90s, Tooth Imprints on a Corndog meanders along thematic paths through the discontinuous and often confounding amalgam that is contemporary culture. It successfully unites them under a splendidly crafted satirical umbrella, one that would fit perfectly on a beach this week. Photo Courtesy of Harmony Books and Mark Leyner