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AIDS: Always An Outrage

By Victoria Graham ● Arts & Culture ● July 3, 2000

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Mothering and Writing are Alike Because…

By Elayne Clift ● Arts & Culture ● June 28, 2000

A Vermont author lists the top 10 reasons why writing is like mothering–and it’s not the joy of the creative process or the big returns on your investment.

Jury Insults Rape Victim

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● June 26, 2000

A Great Dad Is Redefined: A Fighter for Title IX

By Sarah L. Rasmusson ● Arts & Culture ● June 22, 2000

A new organization of fathers has awarded a Michigan school official for his consistent efforts to level the playing field for girls’ sports. The event is part of Dads and Daughters, a campaign to make the world a more equitable place for female children.

Youth Ignore Aging Lesbians, Seniors Shun Them

By Barbara Raab ● Arts & Culture ● June 20, 2000

During Gay and Lesbian Pride events this week, many are taking stock of their lives. Some now 60 and above, look back in anger, while others are delighted with the new freedoms that age brings them.

Women’s Enews Has A Resolution Ready for Congress

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● June 19, 2000

Zealots Are Elsewhere As Pro-Family Treaty Fails

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● June 14, 2000

Women Scientists Need More Room for Their Views

By Laura Marble ● Arts & Culture ● June 8, 2000

When women enter a scientific profession, be it engineering, medical research or computer technology, the discipline’s agenda shifts, either slightly or dramatically.

Jesse Stands Shoulder-to-Shoulder with Afghanistan

By Rita Henley Jensen ● Arts & Culture ● June 7, 2000

Medical journals do not ask if sex affects results

By Melinda Voss ● Arts & Culture ● June 3, 2000

Our contributing health editor continues her three-part report on the failure of medical researchers to analyze their results by gender.