Word: women
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Eisenmann said she hopes undergraduates will become more involved with the Bunting Institute and its programs during her tenure. "It's important for them to know that there is this bridge between the campus and the world of women scholars and writers and artists," she said...
Eisenmann said she is particularly interested in how undergraduates feel about feminism and why many feel uncomfortable calling themselves feminists. She said she believes she has a "small mission" to try to give undergraduate women a different view of feminism...
President Derek C. Bok still runs things from his Mass. Hall vantage point, and first-year students still live in the Yard. The much-vaunted house system and Core Curriculum are still in place, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences still has but a handful of women and minority professors...
...University's 3400 clerical and technical workers won the right to a union after 17 years of organizing, defeating the Harvard administration's often-intense campaign against them. Harvard severed ties with the nine all-male final clubs when they refused to admit women in 1984. University investments in South Africa have shrunk dramatically, even if Harvard has never made the moral statement of total divestment for which so many student and alumni activists have lobbied...
...litany of student activism in the 1980s is a long one. Divestment from South Africa. CIA recruitment on campus, minority and women faculty hiring. ROTC on campus. Housing randomization...