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IUSB Women's Studies Notes and News, 1990 October 17
A newsletter for students about classes, events, conferences, and contests for Women's Studies.
"Don't Miss B250 Spring 85 Flyer", 1985
"Don't Miss B250 Spring 85 Flyer" is a flyer for the Spring 1985 B250 lecture that includes the topics that will be covered.
IUSB Women's Studies Free Programs flyer, 1990
A flyer for two presentations in Spring of 1990 in the B250 Interdisciplinary Analysis of Women's Role course.
The two presentations include "Fear of Lesbianism" by Gloria Kaufman, and "I Know A Song: A Journey With Alzheimer's Disease" by Brenda…
The two presentations include "Fear of Lesbianism" by Gloria Kaufman, and "I Know A Song: A Journey With Alzheimer's Disease" by Brenda…
"How to Dress" photograph, circa 1980-1991
Photograph taken by Gloria Kaufman, published in her book of feminist humor and satire, "In Stitches."
The photo is of a nearly naked woman reading Kaufman's first book, "Pulling Our Own Strings," with a sign that says "How To Dress for the Annual…
The photo is of a nearly naked woman reading Kaufman's first book, "Pulling Our Own Strings," with a sign that says "How To Dress for the Annual…
"In Stitches" photograph of a child painting, circa 1991
Photo of a child painting, taken by Gloria Kaufman.
The photo is featured in her book of feminist humor, "In Stitches." The photo is located on page 35 in the section "Siblings & Sublings (parents)."
The photo is featured in her book of feminist humor, "In Stitches." The photo is located on page 35 in the section "Siblings & Sublings (parents)."
Tags: 1990s, 1991, Feminism, Gloria Kaufman, Humor, In Stitches, Indiana University Press, Photo, Photograph, Satire
"In Stitches" cover, 1991
Cover of "In Stitches: A Patchwork of Feminist Humor and Satire," a book edited by Gloria Kaufman. This is a sequel to "Pulling Our Own Strings."
This book features feminist satire and humor by numerous authors and artists.
This book features feminist satire and humor by numerous authors and artists.
Tags: 1990s, 1991, Alice Kahn, Alison Bechdel, Alison Lurie, Barbara Ehrenreich, Berke Breathed, Dave Barry, Ellen Goodman, Gloria Kaufman, Guerilla Girls, In Stitches, Indiana University Press, Jane Wagner, Jules Feiffer, Kate Clinton, Lynn Johnston, Margaret Atwood, Marge Piercy, Mary Kay Blakely, Nicole Hollander, Toni Cade Bambara, Zora Neale Hurston
"Is Socrates Sour Grapes?", 1990-12-5
A letter from Gloria Kaufman to all other IUSB Faculty members.
This letter points out that men and women have been shown to have different learning styles. Competitive and confrontational classroom environments are not the best route of learning…
This letter points out that men and women have been shown to have different learning styles. Competitive and confrontational classroom environments are not the best route of learning…
Emma Goldman Revisited play program, 1991 March 18
A program for a play titled "A Most Dangerous Woman." The play focused on Emma Goldman, a feminist and an anarchist in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
The play was written by Pamela Simones and performed by Michele Colopy.
The play was written by Pamela Simones and performed by Michele Colopy.
Vinie Burrows "Walk Together Children" program, 1991 March 11
Program for "Walk Together Children," which was conceived and directed by Vinie Burrows.
"Walk Together Children" featured a collection of poetry, prose, and songs as an "exploration of the black presence in America."
"Walk Together Children" featured a collection of poetry, prose, and songs as an "exploration of the black presence in America."
Multiculturalism, Devolution, and Feminism essay, 1991
Essay written by Gloria Kaufman regarding the benefits of multiculturalism, the harm of devolution (regression) of the US, the lack of democracy, and how feminism ties in with all of these topics.
There is also a political agenda in the text: no…
There is also a political agenda in the text: no…
Tags: 1990s, 1991, Devolution, Feminism, Gloria Kaufman, Medicine, Multiculturalism, Politics