Word: womens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Three members of the Harvard's women squash team, Jenny Holleran, Stephanie Clark and Mary Greenhill, travelled to Princeton this weekend and dominated in the Princeton Invitational tournament...
...women squash players in the country, determined by last year's results and recruiting, were invited to compete in the match, in which Harvard senior Tri-Captain Jenny Holleran came in first place...
...most stunning new element of the "new look": an unabashed look at politics. For the first time since I've been reading the Quarterly, the majority of articles deal not with landscape gardening or cooking tips, but with international and national debates as they affect and are affected by women...
...women academics discuss threats to equality in the workplace and the right to reproductive privacy. An activist for tribal rights writes a history of her beleaguered Minnesota reservation. Two Radcliffe graduates detail their experiences as students and teachers in Beijing during the rise and fall of the pro-democracy movement. A Jewish woman writes about a movement to feminist Talmudic scholars; a Black woman writes of her experiences confronting apartheid while traveling in South Africa...
...that Benazir Bhutto was written up in a tiny box of the "Class Notes" section as having been "appointed" to the presidency of Pakistan. Months later, "Pinky" Bhutto--as the Quarterly called her--was on the cover of Harvard Magazine in graduation garb, speaking on Pakistan, Islam, and women in politics...