This article presents both an affirmative and a negative answer to the question of sexism in education; a questionnaire is included. (BB)

The designers of a game to raise consciousness on women's issues are interviewed. (BD)

The author briefly summarizes the articles in this issue describing current studies in sex stratification and of the Social Science Quarterly dealing with women in the world of politics, work, and crime. (Author/RM)

Examples used in standard dictionaries are unnecessarily sexist. (JH)

Ten recent articles and books are cited in this paper as examples of a continuing antifeminist bias in literary criticism. Several forms of this bias are discussed, including an imperviousness to the feminist awareness, a refusal to recognize it, and open irritation by some critics that women are now finding a voice in literary criticism. A…

This booklet presents descriptions of courses at Alverno College that were being offered during the fall of 1971 and that in some way attempted to deal with special aspects of the education of women students. In each case the faculty member listed the approach or changes in content, methodology, etc., that reflected awareness of women students'…

Recounts briefly the author's experience with sexist ridicule, contempt and abuse during a neutral business transaction. (MH)

The discrimination and injustices acting upon women's existence in society are manifested and perpetuated in the milieu of sport. (RC)

This article discusses discrimination and stereotyping of women appearing on United States postage stamps. (RM)

A narrative describing an interview with a woman faculty member concerning sex discrimination in academe. (PG)

The area of women's studies has come under attack from many quarters, but the most damaging criticism has come from those who are women themselves. Spoken criticism and lack of participation are equally as harmful in an area such as women's studies, where total sacrifice and participation is necessary for survival. The people who resist women's…

discusses job discrimination for women, still present in the '70s, and suggests ways to alleviate it. (SB)