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A Look Back: Last Week in the “War on Women”

By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI

February 22, 2012

Real talk: last week was a frustrating week to be a feminist. We saw abusers glorified, women silenced, and reproductive rights denied. A look back:

Chris Brown’s “comeback:” The week got off to a bad …
The Good News: War Against Women Edition

By SAMUEL HUBER

February 21, 2012

Celebrate Black Herstory Month with Ms. Magazine.

Despite the (predictable) resistance from Republican lawmakers and religious groups, a New York Times/CBS News poll recently found that sixty-five percent of voters support the Obama …
Revolution v. Reform: A Historical Perspective on Sex Week 2012

By EMILY VILLANO

February 19, 2012

In the Sex Week at Yale (SWAY) 2012 keynote address, famed alum and feminist agitator Ann Olivarius ’77 turned at the end of her speech to the power of the erotic: “Treating your sexuality as …
Trying Out Smash

By SOPHIA NGUYEN

February 17, 2012

Even for those who haven’t watched a backstage-anything since Black Swan, a lot of what appears in Smash is predictable: ingénue, rival, predatory director (who speaks with an accent). Even the less obvious characters—the queenly producer, the …
An Interview with Tristan Garcia

By KENNETH REVEIZ

Feburary 15, 2012

Tristan Garcia was born in Toulouse, France. His first novel, La meilleure part des hommes, was published by the prestigious publishing house Gallimard in 2008, and was awarded the Prix de Flore that same year. …
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