Titlebook: Deans of Women and the Feminist Movement; Emily Taylor‘s Activ Kelly C. Sartorius Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Americ

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Beauty Vambe,Amos Saurombe,Leon Rodney Kennypreciation frequently crossed her desk as a matter of etiquette, an expected courtesy reflective of the formality of the time. Most letters expressed gratitude for a speech by Taylor or for her help arranging classes. This note, though, was different. The two women thanked the dean of women for not

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Shingirirai S. Mutanga,Wilfred Lungalor’s kitchen, peering into the refrigerator. It was Friday, February 4, 1972, and the AWS leader needed food to supply a group of women who were locking themselves into the East Asian Studies building to protest KU’s lack of action on women’s issues. No one knew how long it would take for Chancello

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Shingirirai S. Mutanga,Wilfred Lungad you like to come and be my new boss?” It was Donna Shavlik calling from her desk at the American Council on Education (ACE) in Washington DC. The directorship of the Office of Women in Higher Education (OWHE) had unexpectedly opened, and Shavlik, the assistant director, wanted Taylor—her former bo

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Study on the Relationship Between Energy Consumption of Shipbuilding and Shipbuilding Costsosts to varying degrees. The conclusion points out that in order to develop green economy, shipbuilding enterprises must actively reduce energy consumption in shipbuilding process and gradually promote green energy instead of traditional energy to achieve the purpose of energy saving and cost reduction.

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