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A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The Women's Quarterly • 9 Years, 33 Issues, 391 Articles, 940pp
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- A Tale of Three Mothers, pp. 2-3 Charlotte Hays tells a tale of three mothers
- Three Cheers for Patriarchy, pp. 4-6 Christine Stolba shows why patriarchy is a gal's best friend
- Hooray for the Crusades, pp. 7-8 Piers Paul Read challenges the conventional wisdom
- A Field of Nightmares, pp. 9-12 Men's sports are being kicked off campus. Jessica Gavora calls time out
- We've Come the Wrong Way, Baby, p. 13 Christine Stolba on why Title IX harms college athletics
- Don't Watch CNBC in Broad Daylight, pp. 14-15 James K. Glassman advises us to track stocks by decades, not days
- The Mascot Wars, pp. 16-17 Opponents of using Indian names for sports teams are on the warpath. Dave Shiflett scal...
- Poll-Pourri, p. 18
- Standing Up for Appeasement, pp. 19-20 Alexander Rose argues that it is a mark of civilization
- Taking Liberties with Nat Hentoff, pp. 21-23
- The September 11 Generation, pp. 24-26 Ed Goeas and Dr. Drew Pinsky examine a profoundly changed campus culture
- Why White (and other) Women Can't Jump, p. 27 Jonathan V. Last slam dunks the WNBA
- The Threads of Our Lives, pp. 28-30 Sandra Miesel on women knitting as the world turns
- The (Lost) Joy of Housekeeping, pp. 31-32 Marta Hummel comes clean on the subject of maids
Spring 2002 Issue - 14 ArticlesDiaryInterviewThe Token ManOne Last Observation- A Tale of Three Mothers, pp. 2-3