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AUTHOR Samalonis, Bernice, Comp.; Shaffer, Earl R., Comp.TITLE Some Sources of Bibliographies Pertaining to Women's

Studies.PUB DATE 18 Mar 75NOTE 22p.; Paper presented at the Conference of the

Association for Supervision and CurricrlumDevelopment (New Orleans, Louisiana, March 1975)

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76 HC-$1.58 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies; Booklists; Females; *Feminism;

*Womens Studies

ABSTRACTThis listing of periodicals, documents, and books

relating to women's studies and feminism in general was compiled froma computer printout of ERIC materials and covers the past four years.It is not annotated. (HMV)

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List of Periodicals and Documents Edited from an ERICComputer Print-out by Bernice Samalonis, Chairperson,Library Committee, Division of Programs in Education,Hunter College

ERIC Search Consultant and Compiler of Bibliographiesin Books: Earl R. Shaffer, Librarian, EducationLibrary, Hunter College

Prepared for the William H. Kilpatrick Lecture, Sponsoredby the John Dewey Society at the Association for Super-vision and Curriculum Development Conference, Mew Orleans,March 18, 1975

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Periodicals

COLLEGE FACULTY WOMEN FIGHT SEX BIAS Sinowitz, Betty E. Today'sEducation; 63; 3; 58-9,62 Sep-Oct 74

SEX DISCRIMINATION--A BAR TO A DEMOCRATIC EDUCATION: OVERVIEW OFTITLE IX OF THE EDUCATION AMENDMENTS OF 1972 Buek, Alexandra P.;Orleans, Jeffrey H. Connecticut Law Review; 6; 1; 1-27 F 73.

TO PUT IT MILDLY, MANY SUPERINTENDENTS DO NOT LIKE OR WANT FEMALESCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Mullins, Carolyn American School BoardJournal; 161; 9; 29 Spe 74

EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL OPPORTUNITY IN THE CANADIAN MOSAICPorter, John Canadian Counsellor.; 8; 2; 90-105 Apr 74

MAKING IT Igram, Theodore; Robinson, Dlarence L. TechnicalEducation Reporter; 1; 2; 50-5 Jul/Aug 74

LAW SCHOOLS: THE BIG WOMAN BOOM Williams, Roger M. SaturdayReview/World; 2; 1; 51-2,54 Sep 21 r/4

TARGET: SEX BIAS IN EDUCATION Hoyt, Jane American Education; 10;7; 6-9 Aug/Sep 74

WOMEN: DETACHMENT 'VS. IDENTITY Shafer, Wilma C. EducationalHorizons; 52; 2; 100-01 W 73/74

REALIZING HUMAN POTENTIAL: FOCUS ON WOMEN Janeway, ElizabethEducational Horizons; 52; 51-60 W 73fl4

THE WHITE MALE CLUB: BIOLOGY AND POWER Terry, Robert CivilRights Digest; 6; 3; 66-77 Spr 74

THE CHICANA AND THE WOMEN'S RIGHT MOVEMENT: A PERSPECTIVE Nieto,Consuelo Civil Rights Digest; 6; 3; 36-42 Spr, 74

A REPORT BY THE CARNEGIE COMMISSION: OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN INHIGHER EDUCATION Westervelt, Esther M. Harvard EducationalReview; 44; 2; 295-313 May 74

SEX DISCRIMINATION IN STUDENT PERSONNEL FUNCTIONS Hammond, Edward H.NASPA Journal; 11; 2; 27-32 W 74

THE RECRUITER: WOMAN'S FRIEND OR FOE? Discoll, Jeanne Baker;Hess, H. Richard Journal of College Placement; 34; 4; 43-48 Sum 74

OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK INFORMATION: ITS CHALLENGES IN VOCATIONALGUIDANCE Wood, Helen Vocational Guidance Quarterly; 22; 4;301-307 Jun 74

FACTORS AFFECTING THE UTILIZATION OF WOMEN IN PROFESSIONAL ANDMANAGERIAL ROLES Shafer, Susanne M. Comparative Education; 10;1; 1-11 Mar 74

MORE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN: WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY?Herman, Deborah D. Personnel Journel; 53; 6; 414-7 June 74

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN: PROBLEMS, FACTS & ANSWERSHernandez, Aileen C. Contact; 4; 10; 9-12, 15-18,67 F 73

THE CASE FOR EQUALITY IN ATHLETICS Wien, Sandra Cleveland StateLaw Review; 22; 570-584 73

WOMEN AND HISTORY Watkins, Bari Change; 6; 4; 17-20 May 74

EQUAL PAY BENEFITS FOR WOMEN PROFESSORS, ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATORS,PROFESSIONALS Feld, Lipman G. Journal of Missouri Bar; 455-459,477 Sep/Oct 73

A PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING SERVICE FOR WOMEN Pincus, Cynthia; AndOthers Social Work; 19; 2; 187-194 Mar 74

WHO-WILL DO THE WOMEN'S WORK? Taylor, George Times EducationalSupplement (London); 3068; 17 Mar 15 74

WHY ARE MORE WOMEN NOT IN MANAGEMENT? Geach, Lilian Times EducationalSupplement (London); 3067; 43 Mar 8 74

JOBS FOR THE GIRLS Matthews, Tony Times Educational Supplement(London); 3067; 39 Mar 8 74

THE EUROPEAN JOB MARKET Miller, Ruth Times Educational Supplement(London); 3067; 36 Mar 8 74

SEX DISCRIMINATION AND GEOGRAPHY: THE CASE OF ELLEN CHURCHILL SEMPLEBerman, Mildred Professional Geographer; 26; 1; 8-11 Feb 74

STATUS OF WOMEN MICROBIOLOGIST' Kashket, Eva Ruth; And Others Science;183; 4124; 488-494 Feb 74

SEXUAL EQUALITY IN THE LABOR MARKET McCrea, Joan MarieCollege Social Science Quarterly; 4; 2; 24-6 W 74

PORTIA FACES LIFE. THE TRIALS OF LAW SCHOOL Edmiston,Na.; 2; 10; 74,76,78,93 Apr 74

SEX DISCRIMINATION AND EQUAL PROTECTION: AN ANALYSIS OF CONSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES TO ACHIEVE EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN Miller,Harry V. B. Albany Law Review; 38; 1; 66-83 73

DISCRIMINATION IS IMMORAL, ILLEGAL AND, OFFENDERS FIND, COSTLYSandler, Bernice College and University Business; 56; 2; 27-30Feb 74

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STRUCTURING SUCCESS FOR WOMEN: GUIDELINES FOR GATEKEEPERSEpstein, Cynthia Fuchs J-NAWDAC; 37; 1; 34-42 F 73

FIGHT FOR EQUALITY Mink, Patsy T. J- NAWDAC; 37; 1; 27-33 F 73

WOMEN: UNCLE SAM WANTS YOU Stevenson, Gloria Occupational r -

look Quarterly; 17; 4; 2-9 w 73

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THE OUTLOOK FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE Vetter, Betty M. Science Teacher;40; 9; 22-24 Dec 73

WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT, OR WHO WANT TO BE, SPEAK OUT Canadian TrainingMehtods; 6i 4; 17-18 Dec 73

UNEMPLOYED: AN ACADEMIC WOMAN'S SAGA Hopkins, Elaine B. Change;5; 10; 49-53 W 73

EQUAL RIGHTS FOR BOTH SEXES IN SCHOOL SYSTEMS57-64 F 73

EDUCATING THE MAJORITY: A WOMANPOWER POLICYJoseph M. Phi Delta Kappan1 55; 2; 135-137

CHANGING SEX ROLES IN THE LABOR FORCE Hall,55; 2; 135-137 Ont 73

Federal Aid Planner;

FOR THE 1970S Cronin,Oct 73

Guin Phi Delta Kappan;

LIBERATING DAY CARE: A MODEST PROPOSAL Rothman, Sheila M.Phi Delta Kappan; 55; 2; 132-135 Oct 73

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP A MALE DOMAIN? Taylor, Suzanne S.Phi Delta Kappan; 55; 2; 124-128 Oct 73

WOMEN IN PUBLIC EDUCATION: SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION IN PROMOTIONSLyon, Catherine Dillon; Saario, Terry N. Phi Delta Kappan;55; 2; 120-123 Oct 73

RIDDING THE SCHOOLS OF SEXISM: A MIXED BAG Cutler, Marilyn H.American School Board Journal; 160; 10; 40-41,52 Oct 73

COUNSELORS' ATTITUDES TOWARD WOMEN AND WORK Bingham, William E.;House, Elaine W. Vocational Guidance Quarterly; 22; 1; 16-23Sep 73

THE FEMININE ROLE TOMORROW Pestle, Ruth Illinois Teacher ForContemporary Roles; 16; 4; 298-300 Mar-Apr 73

OPENING JOB DOORS FOR MATURE WOMEN McClelland, Diana Manpower;5; 8; 8-12 Aug 73

CALUCULATING STAFF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION GOALS AND TIMETABLESLoggins, Philip R. Journal of the College and University PersonnelAssociation; 24; 4; 64-77 Sep 73

UPDATE ON FEDERAL MOVE AGAINST SEX DISCRIMINATION Hoffer, WilliamCollege Management; 8; 7; 34-36 Aug/Sep 73

GETTING AT THE WOMEN'S MARKET IN HIGHER ED Wilms, BarbaraCollege Management; 8; 7; 32-33 Aug/Sep 73

HOW TO LOOK AT DAY-CARE PROGRAMS Roby, Pamela Social Policy;4; 2; 22-27 Jil-Aug 72

SEXISM AND THE BLACK MALE Sizemore, Barbara A. Black Scholar;4; 6-7; 2-11 Mar-Apr 73

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IMPLICATIONS FOR WOMEN Bell, Carolyn Shaw Social Policy; 3; 3;11-19 Sep-Oct 72

HUMAN...NOT CLASS! Friedan, Betty Social Policy; 3; 32-38Mar-Apr 73

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN IN LIBRARY MANAGEMENTDeFichy, Wendy College and Research Libraries; 34;3; 195-201May 73

WOMEN AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS WORKER Allewelt, Millicent Journal ofIntergroup Relations; 2; 3; 116-124 Spr. 73

WOMAN'S WORK IS--WHEREVER SHE CAN FIND IT Skellett, Patricia;Soehngen, Sandra Media and Methods; 9; 8; 58-61 Apr 73

IN BUSINESS, THE GENERIC PRONOUN "HE" IS NON-JOB RELATED AND DIS-CRIMINATORY Fuller, Mary M. Training and Development Journal;27; 5; 8-11 May 73

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION Schmeller, Kurt R.College and University Journal; 12; 3; 34-36 May 73

WOMEN AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Bjorkquist, David C. School Shop;32; 7; 58-62 Mar 73

OPEN DOORS FOR WOMEN Boring, Phyllis Zatlin NJEA Review; 46; 5;16-9,62 Jan 73

THE EFFECT OF SEX ON COLLEGE ADMISSION, WORK EVALUATION, AND JOBINTERVIEWS Clifford, Margaret M.; Walster, Elaine Journal ofExperiemntal Education; 41; 2; 1-5 W 72

CONTINUING THE SEARCH FOR GREATER HORIZONS: BLACK WOMEN IN BUSINESSRickman, Geraldine Contact (New York); 3; 6; 26-29,65 F 72

AN OVERVIEW OF CLASS AND INDIVIDUAL ACTION STRATEGIES Tinsley,Adrian College English; 34; 1; 94-9 Oot 72

LOOK WHO'S WEARING LIPSTICK! Marshall, Patricia Manpower; 4;12; 2-9 Dec 72

THE FORCE OF CHANGE: NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN POLICE WORKStevenson, Gloria Occupational Outlook Quarterly; 16; 4; 11-15W 72

UP, UP THE LADDER Illinois Career Education Journal; 30; 2; 39-41W 1973

SCHOOL, INSTRUCTION, AND SEX ROLE QUESTIONS Vestin, MargaretWestern European Education; 4; 4; 285-306 W 72/73

WOMEN AND SOCIAL STRATIFICATION: A CASE OF INTELLECTUAL SEXISMAcker, Joan American Journal of Sociology ; 78, 4, 936-945 Jan 73

THE CHANGING ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE ARMED FORCES Goldman, NancyAmerican Journal of Sociology; 78; 4; 892-911 Jan 73

SALON, FOYER, BUREAU: WOMEN AND THE PROFESSIONS IN FRANCESilver, Catherine Bodard American Journal of Sociology; 78; 4;836-851 Jan 73

MAID OF ALL WORK OR DEPARTMENTAL SISTER-IN-LAW? THE FACULTY WIFEEMPLOYED ON CAMPUS Hughes, Helen MacGill American Journal ofSociology; 78; 4; 767-772 Jan 73

COLLEGE WOMEN & JOBS--HOW WELL DID THE CLASS OF '71 DO? Parrish,John B.; And Others Journal of College Placement; 69-73 Dec 72-Jan 73

WOMEN DO WANT... Hoffman, Hazel Journal of the National Associationof Women Deans and Counselors; 36;2; 56-61 W 73

EDUCATION AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS: WHAT THE LAW NOW SAYS Dorr, RobinAmerican Education; 8; 10; 4-10 Dec 72

INCOME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEN AND CAREER WOMEN Sutter, Larry E-. ; --

Miller, Herman P. American Journal of Sociology; 78; 4; 962-974Jan 73

DEMOGRAPHIC INFLUENCE ON FEMALE EMPLOYMENT AND THE STATUS OF WOMENOppenheimer, Valerie Kincade American Journal of Sociology; 78;4; 946-961 Jan 73

IF YOU'RE A WOMEN AND HEAD A FAMILY Patterson, Joyce Journal ofHome Economics; 65; 1; 20-22 Jan 73

THE BATTLE AGAINST DISCRIMINATION Spain, Jayne B. Journal of HomeEconomics; 65; 1; 16-19 Jan 73

SOCIAL PRESSURES ON MANAGEMENT--EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR EMPLOYMENTNewell, Barbara W. Journal of the College and University PersonnelAssociation; 24; 1; 87-91 Dec 72

AGE, SEX, MARRIAGE AND JOBS Bell, Carolyn Shaw Public Interest;30; 76-87 W 73

THE WORKING WOMAN: CAN COUNSELORS TAKE THE HEAT? Haener, DorothyPersonnel and Guidance Journal; 51; 2; 109-112 Oct 72

THE USE OF ROLEPLAYING FOR INTERVIEWS WITH JOB CORPS FEMALESJackson, Gerald G. Journal of Employment Counseling; 9; 3;130-139 Sep 72

THE EMANCIPATION OF MAN Palma, Olaf Journal of Social Issues;28; 2; 237-246 Spr 72

SEMANTIC EVASIONS Hook, Sidney College and University Journal;11; 4; 16-18 Sep 72

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ACHIEVING EQUITY FOR WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATE ENROLLMENTAND FACULTY STATUS Chalmers, E. L. Journal of Higher Education;43; 7; Oct 72

WOMEN POWER AND THE WORD Landy, Marcia College and UniversityJournal. 11; 4; 19-22 Sep 72

SOME THOUGHTS ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Foxley, Cecelia H.and University Journal; 11; 4; 14-15 Sep 72

QUITTING THE DOLL'S HOUSE McNamara, William A. Collegesity Journal; 11; 4; 11-14 Sep 72

STATE AND SOCIETY-DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN IN PHYSICSToday; 25; 7! 61-62 Jul 72

SOMEPLACE TO TURN Lehmann, Phyllis E. Manpower; 4; 6; 16-22June 72

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THE U.S. CHALLENGES DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN Olson, Claire T.Junior College Journal; 42; 9; 13-16 Jun/Jul 72

SEX DISCRIMINATION IN ACADEME Astin, Helen S.; Bayer, Alan E.Educational Record; 53; 2; 101-18 Spr 72

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FOR WOMEN IN 1971: A REPORT OF THE MODERN LANGUAGEASSOCIATION C OMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE PROFESSIONMorlock, Laura; And Others Publications of the Modern LanguageAssociation; 87; 3; 530-540 May 72

A CENTURY FOR EQUALITY Dolan, Eleanor F. Improving College andUniversity Teaching; 20; 1; 23-27 W 72

THE LEGAL STATUS OF ANTIEPOTISM REGULATIONS Sigworth, HeatherAAUP Bulletin; 58; 1; 31-34 Mar 72

FOCUS ON WOMEN IN ACADEME, 1980 Oltman, Ruth M. Improving Collegeand University Teaching; 20; 1; 73-75 W 72

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: HEW, WOMEN, AND THE LAW Ferguson, Mary AnneBulletin of the Association of Departments of Foreign Languages;3; 3; 43-46- Mar 72

CAREERS FOR WOMEN GRADUATES IN MATHEMATICS Thompson, R. S. H. G.Mathematical Spectrum; 3; 1; 24-26 F 70

INEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Sewell, William H.American Sociological Review;. 36; 5; 793-809 Oct 71

RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGE WOMEN Hill, A.Jean; Hipple, John Journal of the National Association of WomenDeans and Counselors; 35;2; 70-73 W 72

SEX ROLES AND EDUCATION IN SWEDEN Fredriksson, Ingrid New YorkUniversity Education Quarterly; 3; 2; 17-24 W 72.

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WOMEN IN THE PROFESSIONS: CAREER CONSIDERATIONS AND JOB PLACEMENTTECHNIQUES Kahne, Hilda Journal of Economic Issues; 5; 3; 28-45Sep 71

WHY CAN'T WOMEN BE MORE LIKE MEN: A SUMMARY OF THE SOCIOPSYCHO-LOGICAL FACTORS HINDERING WOMEN'S ADVANCEMENT IN THE PROFESSIONSPrather, Jane American Behavioral Scientist; 15; 2; 172-182Noc/Dec 71

PRACTICALLY SPEAKING Rudy, William H.20; 2; 142-143 Dec 71

A SECOND LOOK AT SECOND CAREERS Samler,Quarterly; 20; 2; 112-118 Dec 71

Vocational Guidance Quarterly;

Joseph Vocational Guidance

SEX AS PREDICTIVE OF SALARY AND STATUS ON A UNIVERSITY FACULTYLoeb, Jane; Ferber Marianne Journal of Educational Measurement;8; 4; 235-44 W 71

CHANGING FAMILY LIFESTYLES: ONE ROLE, TWO ROLES, SHARED ROLES.Bernard, Jessie Issues in Industrial Society; 2; 1; 21-28 71

IDENTIFYING AND DEVELOPING WOMEN FOR MANAGEMENT POSITIONS McCord,Bird Training and Development Journal; 25; 11; 2 -5 Nov 71

THE PROGRESS OF THE WOMEN WORKER: AN UNFINISHED STORY Koontz,Elizabeth Duncan Issues in Industrial Society; 2; 1; 29-31 71

WOMEN IN THE OCCUPATIONAL WORLD: SOCIAL DISRUPTION AND CONFLICTCoser, Rose Laub; Rokoff, Gerald Social Problems; 18; 4;535-554 Spr 71

WOMEN, INC. Feely, Diane Women-A Journal of Liberation; 2; 3;21-22 71

EDUCATING AMERICAN WOMEN FOR THE LEISURE CLASS Scott, Ann EducationalLeadership; 29; 1; 28-31 Oct 71

INSIDE HEW: WOMEN PROTEST SEX DISCRIMINATION Chase, JudyScience; 174; 4006; 270-274 Oct .71

EDUCATING WOMEN FOR IDENTITY IN WORK Martin, Ann M.; Martin, A. G.American Vocational Journal; 46; 5; 38 40-42 May 71

WOMEN AND ENTRANCE TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION Barnes, JanetteJournal of Legal Education; 23; 2; 276-308 71

HELPING WOMEN TO RESOLVE THE HOME CAREER COMFLICT Farmer, Helen S.Personnel and Guidance Journal; 49; 10; 795-800 Jun 71

THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS: A REPORT OF THEMODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THEPROFESSION How, Florence; And Others Publications of the ModernLanguage Association of America; 86; 3; 459-468 may 71

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WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND AMERICAN FEMINISMScholar; 40; 2; 235-48 Spr '71

THE STATUS OF WOMEN Mink, Patsy T.2; 54-6 W '70-71

Lerner, Garda American

Educational Horizons; 49;

GIFTED WOMEN: MORE ISSUES THAN ANSWERS Morse, Jean A.; Bruch,Catherine B. Educational Horizons; 49; 1; 25-32 F '70

ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND INCENTIVE FOR WOMEN Bunting, Mary I.; AndOthers Educational Record; 51; 4; 386-91 Fall '70

CINEMASCULINITY Bronstein, Lynn Women - A Journal of Liberation;2; 27-30

MOVE OVER, GENTS Simpson, Elizabeth J. American Education; 6;

10; 3-6 Dec '70

DISSENT Freedman, Jo School Review; 79; 1; 115-8 Nov '70

WOMEN IN A UNIVERSITY Neugarten, Bernice L. School Review; 79;1; 109-14 Nov '70

POOR PEOPLE AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF JOB OPPORTUNITIES Freedman,Marcia Journal of Social Issues; 26;"3; 35-46 Sum '70

DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATORS ARISE Ely, Vivien K.; And Others AmericanVocational Journal; 45; 9; 24-25 30 Dec '70

THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT Taylor, Emily AmericanVocational Journal; 45; 9; 16-17 Dec '70

WOMEN AND JOBS IN A CHANGING WORLD Koontz, Elizabeth DucanAmerican Vocational Journal; 45; 9; 13-15 Dec '70

THE PROMISED LAND OF PARAPROFESSIONAL CAREERS Burzynski, Helen G.American Vocational Journal; 45; 9; 21-23 Dec '70

WOMEN'S LIB IS HERE TO STAY Simpson, Elizabeth J. American Voca-tional Journal; 4519; 18-20 j. Dec '70

COUNSELING WOMEN FOR RESPONSIBILITIES Koontz, Elizabeth DuncanJournal of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors;34; 1; 13-17 F '70

UNREASONING PREJUDICE HINDERS ATTAINMENT OF WOMEN'S DREAMS Green,Edith Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin; 36; 5; 8-17 F '70

EMPLOYMENT AND WOMEN: CINDERELLA IS DEAD Holm, Jeanne M.Journal of the National Association of Women Deans and Counse_ors;.341 1; 6-12 F '70

WOMEN ABOUND THE WORLD: AN OVERVIEW Seward, Doris Journal of theNational Association of Women Deans and Counselors; 341 1; 2-6F '70

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WOMEN IN ACADEME Graham, Patricia Albjerg Science; 169; 3952;1284-1290 Sep '70

FUTURE PROBLEMS OF GIFTED GIRLS Joesting, Joan; Joesting, RobertGifted Child Quart; 14;12; 82-90 Sum '70

STATUS OF WOMEN IN LIBRARIES: A TASK FORCE MEETS IN DETROITLibr J; 95; 14; 2635 Aug '70

ACCOUNTING: DEFICIT IN BLACK8; 2-7 Aug '70

UNCLE SAM, THE BIASED E!"LOYER8; 5; 26-30 Sep-Oct '70

Aun, Emil Michael Eannower: 2;

Hobson, Julius W. IhteRrated Educ;

WOMEN AND TECHNOLOGY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Ward, Barbara E.Impact Sci Soc; 20; 1; 93-101 Jan/Mar '70

ENCOUNTERING THE SALE ESTABLISIDENT: SEX-STATUS LIMITS ON WOMEN'SCAREERS IN THE PROFESSIONS Epstein, Cynthia F. Amer J Sociol;75; 6; 965-982 May '70

THE LIBERATED LIBRARIAN? A LOOK AT THE SECOND SEX IN THE LIBRARYPROFESSION Freedman, Janet Libr J; 95; 9; 1709-1711 70 May

DISCRIMINATION: WOMEN CHARGE UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES WITH BIASGruchow, Nancy Science; 168; 3931; 559-561 70 May

WOMEN WHO MADE IT OFFER INSIGHTS Cunningham, Jr., Robert M.Coil Univ Bus; 48; 2; 56-61 70 Feb

THE REVOLUTION IS HAPPENING IN OUR MINDS Freeman, Jo Coll Univ Bus;48; 2; 63-69 70 Feb

A MYTH IS BETTER THAN A miss Simpson, Lawrence Coll Univ Bus;48; 2; 72-73 70 Feb

THE CONDITION OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY TODAY: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY-PART 2 Bruemmer, Linda J Nat Assn Worn Deans Counselors; 33;2; 89-95 70 W

YOU'RE QUALIFIED, BUT YOU'RE FEMALE! Albertson, Joann J CollPlacement; 30; 1; 37 69 Oct-Nov

THE STATISTICS MAKE A TELLING POINT Schwartz, Jane J Coll Place-ment; 30; 1; 35-36 69 Oct-Nov

MAKING THE MOST OF CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES Knapp, Donald J ColtPlacement; 30; 1; 38-42 69 Oct-Nov

CARRERS FOR WOMEN IN BANKING Dropf, Eleanor J Bus Educ; 45;i; 28 69 Oct

YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT--A TALE OF TWO GHETTOS Hlrwood, Edwin PublicInterest; 17; 78-87 69 Fall

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NEW HORIZONS FOR EDUCATED WOMEN Dass, James Saturday Rev; 52;29; 45-46 69 Jul 19

BRIEF TO THE ROYAL COMMISSION STATUS OF WOMEN IN CANADA CanadianAssociation for Adult F:l.uck,tion Continuous Learning; 8; 1;27-30 69 Jan-Feb

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EDO 97273 ACTIVITIES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCE-MtNT OF WOVEN. STUDY ON UNESCO ACTIVITIES OF SPECIAL INTEREST TOWOMEN.

EDO 972454/WOMAN'S CHANGING PLACE: A LOOK AT SEXISM. PUBLIC AFFAIRSPAMPHLET NUMBER 509.

EDO 96595 COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN. REPORT AND RECOMMEN-DATIONS TO THE GOVERNOR AND THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY JUNE, 1974.

EDO 96578 THE UNCHANGING ROLE OF WOMEN.

EDO 96479 GUIDELINES ON DISCRIMINATION BECAUSE OF SEX..

EDO 96433 MINORITY MOBILITY PROJECT.,FINAL REPORT, SEPTEMBER 1972-SEPTEMMER 1973.

EDO 96432 MINORITY MOBILITY PROJECT. INTERIM REPORT, MARCH 1971 -AUGUST 1972.

EDO 96407 LABOR TURNOVER AND SEX DISCRIMINATION. WORKING PAPERNO. 1974-01.

EDO 9604 # THE NEEDS OF THE SPANISH SPEAKING MUJER .WOMAN. INWOMAN-MANPOWER TRAINING PROGRAM:i.

EDO 95370 95 IMPACT OF INTEREST INVENTORIES ON CAREER CHOICE.

EDO 95369 95 THE USE OF INTEREST INVENTORIES WITH THE RE-ENTERINGWOMAN.

EDO 95280 95 EVALUATION OF THE AVAILABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OFMDTA INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES FOR WOMEN:A REVIZW OF THE LITERATURE.

EDO 95279 95 EVALUATION OF THE AVAILABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OFMDTA INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES FOR WOMEN:REANALYSIS OF THE MDTA OUTCOMES STUDY.

EDO 95278 95 EVALUATION OF THE AVAILABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OFMDTA INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES FOR WOMEN:FINAL REPORT.

EDO 95274 1/ BREAKTHROUGH: WOMEN INTO MANAGEMENT.

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EDO 95273 # HOW TO GO TO WORK WHEN YOUR HUSBAND IS AGAINST IT,YOUR CHILDREN AREN'T OLD ENOUGH, AND THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO ANY-HOW.

EDO 94178WHAT TO DO

EDO 94152

SEX DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT: WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT IT,ABOUT IT. SECOND EDITION.

WOMEN IN 1972.

EDO 94134 AMERICAN WOMEN, 1963-1968; REPORT OF THE INTERDEPART-MENTAL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN.

EDO 93556 OCCUPATIONAL PROJECTIONS OF EAST TEXAS YOUTH: CHANGESBETWEEN 1966 AND 1972.

EDO 93520

EDO 92809

EDO 92808

EDO 92798

EDO 91575COUNTRIES.

// RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN RURAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING.

// EXECUTIVE SUITE: FEMININE STYLE.

// JOB IDEAS FOR TODAY'S WOMAN.

COUNSELING WOMEN FOR CAREERS IN BUSINESS.

WOMEN AND SOCIAL SECURITY: LAW AND POLICY IN FIVE

EDO 91506 // NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY: A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT FORTHE FEMALE LIBERAL ARTS GRADUATE.

EDO 91272 NEED FOR STUDIES OF SEX DISCRIMINATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.REVISED.

EDO 91254 WOMEN: YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMORROW.

EDO 90369 SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT ON THE OCCUPATIONS, JOB STATUS ANDETHNIC CHARACTERISTICS OF EMPLOYEES IN THE NEW YORK STATE AGENCIES.

EDO 90131 // REPORT ON SEX BIAS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRDEDITION.

EDO 90108 SEXISM IN THE SCHOOLS: A HANDBOOK FOR ACTION.

EDO 90103 FAMILY PLANNING: IMPROVING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN.REPORT NUMBER 18.

EDO 88391 WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL EQUITY ACT OF 1973. HEARINGS BEFORETHE SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION OF THE COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PUBLICWELFARE UNITED STATES SENATE NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS FIRST SESSION ONS. 25 18.

EDO 88379 THE WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL EQUITY ACT. HEARINGS BEFORE THESUBCOMMITTEE ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES OF THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAND LABOR HOUSE OF REPRESINTATIVES NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS FIRSTSESSION ON H. R. 208. 1 .RT I.

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EDO 88364 // OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION: THEIRCURRENT PARTICIPATION, PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE, AND RECOMMENDATIONSFOR ACTION.

EDO 87957 WOMEN AND EDUCATION.

EDO 87512 FIRST SEMESTER OF THE DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE WOMEN'sRE-ENTRY PROGRAM, FALL 9172, AND A PROGRAM FOR WOMEN AT DIABLOVALLEY COLLEGE.

EDO 87318 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN CRITERIA.

EDO 86880 WOMEN IN APPRENTICESHIP- -WHY NOT? FINAL REPORT.

EDO 85619 THE CONTINUUM CENTER FOR WOMEN: EDUCATION VOLUNTEERISMEMPLOYMENT.

EDO 83479 95 WOMEN IN THE WORLD OF WORK; A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ERICDOCUMENTS. BIBLIOGRAPHY SERIES NO. 19.

EDO 83419 // A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF WORK AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTUNDER THE WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM; FINAL REPORT ON PHASE I.

EDO 83339 // PROBLEMS AND ISSUES IN THE EMPLOYMENT OF MINORITY,DISADVANTAGED AND FEMALE GROUPS: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.

EDO 82644 WOMEN AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY: A PRELIMINARY INQUIRY.

EDO 82636 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE STATUS OF GRADUATE WOMEN:UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY.

EDO 82628 NEW JERSEY: THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION.A SURVEY BY COMMITTEE W OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE CONFERENCE OF THEAMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS.

EDO 82613 ACADEMIC WOMEN, SEX DISCRIMINATION, AND THE LAW:AN ACTION HANDBOOK.

EDO 82297 WOMEN: A SIGNIFICANT NATIONAL RESOURCE.

EDO 81889 /1 PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT: .AN ANALYSIS OF ITS HISTORY,PROBLEMS, AND PROSPECTS. PRAEGER SPECIAL STUDIES. IN U. S. ECONOMIC,SOCIAL, AND POLITICAL ISSUES SERIES.

EDO 81361 PRELIMINARY REPORT OF THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE TO THEILLINOIS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN.

EDO 81312 STUDY OF FACULTY WOMEN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER.

EDO 80893 WELFARE CAREERS AND LOW WAGE EMPLOYMENT.

EDO 80069 REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMENAT UCSC.

EDO 80049 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AT CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.

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EDO-79519 CAREERS FOR.WONZN IN THE 70'S.

EDO 78267 CAREERS FOR WOMEN IN THE SEVENTIES.

EDO 77402 REMARKS ON NON- DISCRIMINATING HIRING PRACTICES IN HIGHEREDUCATION.

EDO 77028 THE HAPPY HOOKER IN THE CLASSROOM: FEMALE RIGHTS ANDPROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES.

EDO 76818 JOB PATTERNS FOR MINORITIES AND WOMEN IN PRIVATE INDUSTRY:EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY REPORT, 1969. VOLUME 1: THE NATION,STATES, INDUSTRIES. VOLUME 2: METROPOLITAN AREAS.

EDO 76802 // TYPING, SHORTHAND; AND OCCUPATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS OFWOMEN: SOME BLACK-WHITE DIFFERENTIALS.

EDO 76091 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION THROUGH AFFIRMATIVE ATTITUDES.

EDO 75005 BELIEFS OF WOMEN FACULTY ABOUT DISCRIMINATION.

EDO 75004 THE STATUS OF PROFESSIONAL WOMEN AT THE UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN: PROPOSALS FOR CHANGE.

EDO 74996 THE STATUS OF FACULTY WOMEN: A METHOD FOR DOCUMENTATIONAND CORRECTION OF SALARY AND RANK INEQUITIES DUE TO SEX.

EDO 74995 REPORT ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN FACULTY AT BOSTON STATECOLLEGE.

EDO 74994 THE STATUS OF FACULTY WOMEN AT INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,A SURVEY.

EDO 74979 REPORT OF THE TASK FORCE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN AT THEUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS.

EDO 74920 EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION - THE IMPACTOF CONTRACT COMPLIANCE AND THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT.

EDO 74886 THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT AND-ITS IMPACT ON HIGHER EDUCATION.

EDO 7742 PUBLIC TELEVISION STATION EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES AND THECOMPOSITION OF BOARDS OF DIRECTORS: THE STATUS OF MINORITIES ANDWOMEN.

EDO 74212 PROJECT WOMEN--IN A MAN'S WORLD OF WORK. FINAL REPORT.

EDO 73740 TODAY AND TOMMORROW: ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE COMMISSIONON THE STATUS OF WOKEN.

EDO 73306 // MINORITIES AND CAREER EDUCATION.

EDO 72283 WOMEN IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION.

EDO 72269 WOMEN IN 1971.

EDO 71635 REPORT OF THE CHANCELLOR'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THESTATUS OF WOMEN AT UCLA.

EDO 71548 ATTITUDE CHANGE AND SEX DISCRIMINATION: THE CRUNCHHYPOTHESIS.

EDO 70384 STATUS OF WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION: 1963-1972. ASELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY. SERIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY NO. 2.

EDO 69926 1/ WOMEN IN THE WORK FORCE. CONFRONTATIJN WITH CHANGESERIES.

EDO 68654 WOMEN'S BUREAU '71.

EDO 68008HANDBOOK.

EDO 67585WOMEN.

RECRUITING WOMEN AND MINORITY. FACULTY: AN INFORMATION

NEEDED - A MORE SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR COLLEGE

EDO 67035 A GUIDE TO SOURCES OF DATA ON WOMEN AND WOMEN WORKERSFOR THE UNITED STATES AND FOR REGIONS, STATES, AND LOCAL AREAS.

EDO 67016 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN. A STATEMENT OF POLICYAND PROPOSED ACTION BY THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATEOF NEW YORK. POSITION PAPER 14.

EDO 66553 A REVIEW AND SYNTHESIS OF RESEARCH ON WOMEN IN THE WORLDOF WORK.

EDO 66163 A REPORT ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN EMPLOYED IN THE LIBRARYOF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FORAFFIRMATIVE ACTION.

EDO 6144 THE STATUS OF WOMEN FACULTY AT BOWLING GREEN STATEUNIVERSITY.

EDO 66143 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: WOMEN'S RIGHTS ON CAMPUS.

EDO 65703 THE SEXUAL BARRIER; LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OFEMPLOYMENT. SUPPLEMENT 2.

EDO 65702 THE SEXUAL BARRIER; LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OFEMPLOYMENT SUPPLEMENT 1.

EDO 65701 THE SEXUAL BARRIER; LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OFEMPLOYMENT.

EDO 65108 NEWEST COURSE ON CAMPUS. WOMEN'S STUDIES.

EDO 65073 NEW FEMINISM ON A UNIVERSITY CAMPUS: FROM JOB EQUALITYTO FEMALE STUDIES.

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EDO 65065 FINAL REPORT OF THE AD HOC COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OFWOMEN IN THE HISTORICAL PROFESSION.

EDO 65050 SEX DISCEIMINATION AND CONTRACT CONMPLIANCE. BEYONDTHE LEGAL REQUIREMENTS.

EDO 65037 ANTI-NEPOTISM POLICIES AND PRACTICES.

EDO 65025 WOVEN IN POLITCAL SCIENCE. STUDIES AND REPORTS OFTHE APSA COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE PROFESSION,1969-71.

EDO 65022 THE ACADEMIC WOMEN. CASE STUDY: IWU.

EDO 63913 THE WOBEN'S CENTER.

EDO 63912 AT KIRKLAND.

EDO 63893 ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AT STANFORD.

EDO 62959 REPORT OF THE AD HOC COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE STATUS OFWOMEN AT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, PHASES I AND II.

EDO 62958 THE STATUS OF WOMEN ON THE FACULTY OF INDIANA STATEUNIVERSITY.

EDO 62929 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND FACULTY POLICY.

EDO 61870 WHAT CONSTITUTES EQUITY FOR WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION?

EDO 60821 ON MEASURING THE VOCATIONAL INTERESTS OF WOMEN.

EDO 59429 SECOND CAREERS FOR WOMEN. A VIEW FROM TEESAN.FRANCISCOPENINSULA.

EDO 58844 WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION.

EDO 58836 THE STATUS OF WOMEN FACULTY AT ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY1970-71.

EDO 58831 THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN THE ATTAINMENT OF EQUAL OPPOR-'TUNITY FOR WOMEN IN UNIVERSITIES.

EDO 58424 CHANGING HORIZONS.

EDO 58422 SOME ASPECTS OF PART -TINE WORK.

EDO 57329 GUIDE TO CONDUCTING A CONSULTATION ON WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENTWITH EMPLOYERS AND UNION REPRESENTATIVES.

EDO 57020 A CASE FOR EQUITY: WOMEN IN ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS.

EDO 55157 A MATTER OF SIMPLE JUSTICE,

EDO 54350 NEW DIRECTIONS FOR VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS.

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EDO 53679 TUFTS UNIVERSITY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY POLICY STATEMENT.

EDO 53358 WOMEN IN 1970.

EDO 52883 THE EMPLOYMENT OF RURAL FARM WIVES.

EDO 52701 A REPORT TO THE PRESENT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON THE STATUSOF PROFESSIONAL WOMEN AT YALE.

EDO 52464 RE-ENTRY OF WOMEN TO THE LABOUR MARKET AFTER AN INTER-RUPTION IN EMPLOYMENT.

EDO 52403 EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN CONFERENCE PAPERS: GIFTED ANDDEVELOPMENTAL POTENTIAL IN WOMEN AND THE DISADVANTAGED.

EDO 52315 EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIRLS: THEIR SPECIALCOUNSELING NEEDS.

EDO 52300 INTERTWINING CARREER PATTERNS OF .HUSBANDS AND WIVES INCERTAIN PROFESSIONS.

EDO 52292 SEX DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES.

EDO 51373 WOMEN WORKERS TODAY.

EDO 50253 FACT SHEET ON THE EARNINGS GAP.

EDO 49688 STATUS OF WOMEN COMMITTEE: FACULTY REPORT.

EDO 49503 RECENT FINDINGS UNDERSCORING-THE NEED FOR LINKINGCOUNSELING AND LABOR MARKET INFORMATION.

EDO 49376 YEARS FOR DECISION: 'A LONGITUTINAL STUDY OF THE EDUCA-TIONAL AND LABOR MARKET EXPERIENCE OF YOUNG WOMEN. VOLUME ONE.

EDO 48523 THE STATUS OF ACADEMIC WOMEN.

EDO 48486 NEGRO EMPLOYMENT IN THE SOUTH. VOLUME I: THE HOUSTONLABOR MARKET.

EDO 48456 URBAN POVERTY AND LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION (ANDCOMMENT).

EDO 45849 RESEARCH VISIBILITY: EDUCATING WOMEN FOR THE WORLDOF WORK.

EDO 45060 REPORT ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN AT THE UNIVERSITY OFWASHINGTON: PART I: FACULTY AND STAFF.

EDO 44191 THE ROLE OF NORTHERN CANADIAN INDIAN WOMEN INSOCIAL CHANGE.

EDO 43755 DUAL CAREERS: A. LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF LABOR MARKETEXPERIENCE OF WOMEN. VOLUME ONE.

EDO 42872 WOMANPOWER POLICIES FOR THE 1970'S. SEMINAR ONMANPOWER POLICY AND PROGRAM (WAHINGTON, D.C., APRIL 13, 1967).

EDO 42132 // EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY: SYMPOSIUM ON THE INTE-GRATION OF FURTHER EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING.

EDO 42030 1969 HANDBOOK ON WOMEN WORKERS.

EDO 41566 THE HALF-EATEN APPLE: A LOOK AT SEX DISCRIMINATION INTHE UNIVERSITY.

EDO 41537 WOMEN IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. REPORT OF THECOMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITY WOMEN.

EDO 40435 WOMEN IN ACTION: SPEECHES AND PANEL DISCUSSION OF THECONFERENCE - WORKSHOP.

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Academic

Americansurvey.

Americantimes to

American1920-70.

Books

women on the move. 1973 (21 essays each with bibliography)

black women in the arts and social sciences; a bibliographic1973

sisterhood; writings of the feminist movement from colonialthe present. 1972 pp. 368-74

woman; her changing social, economic, and political roles,1972 pp. 321-41

Bibliographic Index. annual with April and August supplements

Black women in white America; a documentary history. 1972 pp. 615-30

Career counseling: new perspectives for women and girls; aselected annotated bibliography. 1972

Escape from the doll's house; women in graduate and professionaleducation; a report prepared for the Carnegie Commission on HigherEducation. 1974 pp. 141-50

Everything a woman needs to know to get paid what she's worth.1973 pp. 255-92

Feminine character: history of an ideology. 1972 pp. 183-95

Feminist papers; from Adams to de Beauvoir. 1973 pp. 707-16

Feminist resources for schools and colleges; a guide to curricularmaterials. 1973

House of good proportion: images of women in literature. 1973pp. 378-9

Images of women in literature. 1973 pp. 427-32

./La mujer Puertorriquena; su vida y evolucion a traves de lahistoria. 1972 pp. 244-7

New woman; feminism in Greenwich Village, 1910-1920. 1972pp. 165-9

Non-sexist education for survival. 1973 p. 30

0 those extraordinary women, or the joys of literary lib. 1972pp. 307-21

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Personal and vocational interplay in identity building; a longi-tudinal study. 1973 pp. 232-4

The Puerto Rican woman; her life and evolution throughout history.1972 pp. 244-7

Rebirth of feminism. 1971 pp. 453-74

Sex in the marketplace; American women at work. 1971 pp. 109-17

Sexism in school and society. 1973 208-12

Sisterhood is powerful. 1970 pp. 567-83

Subordinate sex; a history of attitudes toward women. 1973355-66

Suffragists and Democrats; the politics of woman suffrage inAmerica. 1972 pp. 201-19

Three against the wind; the founding of Trinity college,Washington, D.C. 1973 pp. 211-4

Unlearning the lie; sexism in school. 1973 pp. 175-6

Wiley women of the West. 1972 pp. 145-53

Woman alone. 1973 pp. 279-85

Woman citizen; social feminism in the 1920's. 1973 pp. 279-85

Woman hating. 1974 pp. 211-7

Woman in a man's church; from role to person. 1972 pp. 107-11

Woman thing. 1973 pp. 117-21

Womanhood media: current resources about women. 1972 pp. 173-96

Women; a bibliography on their education and careers. 1971

Women: a selected bibliography. 1972

Women: from the Greeks to the French revolution. 1973 pp. 279-303

Women and Jesus. 1973 pp. 119-26

Women and sex. 1973 pp. 263-9

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Women and work. (ILR paperback no. 13) 1973 pp. 115-20

Women in cross-cultural perspective: a preliminary sourcebook.1971

Women in management. 1972 pp. 121-4

Women in mathematics. 1974 pp. 173-8

Women in perspective; a guide for cross-cultural studies. 1974

Women in white. 1972 pp. 231-3

Women priests, yes or no? 1973 pp. 126-8

Women, resistarrhd revolution; a history of women and revolutionin the modern world. 1972 249-60

Women's higher and continuing education; an annotated bibliographywith selected references on related aspects of women's lives. 1971

Women's movement; social and psychological perspectives. 1972pp. 111-47

Women's rights almanac, 1974. "Feminist landmarks; an overviewof historical documents," pr. 561-5; "Women's periodicals,"pp. 588-90; "Bibliography of bibliographies," pp. 591-5.

Women's rights movement in the United States, 1848-1970. 1972

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