V-Day 2009: Items for Sale
Looking for unique Valentine gifts? Purchase V-Day buttons, Chocolates, 2008 shirts and Walk a Mile shirts at these locations: Monday, February 9, University Center, 11 a.m.… Read More »V-Day 2009: Items for Sale
Looking for unique Valentine gifts? Purchase V-Day buttons, Chocolates, 2008 shirts and Walk a Mile shirts at these locations: Monday, February 9, University Center, 11 a.m.… Read More »V-Day 2009: Items for Sale
As you can tell, the economy’s on my mind these days (is there anyone out there who’s not thinking about it?). Today’s New York Times… Read More »More on the Recession
From England comes word that a man posted news of his intention to divorce his wife to Facebook before informing her. What’s actually more amazing… Read More »How Not to Use Facebook
V-Day UMKC 2009 presents a benefit screening of Until the Violence Stops Thursday, February 5 Location: Oak Street Residence Hall Basement, 5051 Oak Street Time: 7 p.m. View… Read More »V-Day Events Begin Tonight!
As a follow-up to the post from earlier this week, below are links to two more great posts on the recession, women, and gender: “Gender… Read More »More on the Gendered Recession
Quick note: the virtual tour for Jaclyn Friedman’s and Jessica Valenti’s (from the site Feministing.com) book Yes Means Yes: New Visions of Female Sexual Power… Read More »"Yes Means Yes" Virtual Tour
Regular readers of the New York Times may have noticed that the Times believes that there are currently two recessions going on — a women’s recession which… Read More »A Gendered Recession?
As I’m sure you know (unless you ignore the internet and TV), the current week has seen a spate of articles about the Jessica Simpson… Read More »How about we leave Jessica Simpson alone?
Really, there’s nothing more to add to the headline, other than a link and a picture: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/30/us/politics/30ledbetter-web.html
From the New York Times, an interesting piece speculating on whether the new administration wil translate into more women in science. Given that this year’s… Read More »New Administration = More Women in Science?