Women's History Week

Women's Center Donates Papers to the College Archives
Archives Donation article

As the March 8, 2007 Dickinsonian reports, The Zatae Longsdorff
Center for Women decided to donate its many years of records and papers
to the college Archives in honor of Women's History Month, 2007.

Date: March 8, 2007
All terms: 2000-2009, Archives, Dickinsonian, Dickinsonian, Farrell, Amy, Gerencser, James, Radesky, Caroline, Wilson, Jeff, Women's Center, Women's Center (student run), Women's History Week, Zatae Longsdorff Center for Women
Sentinel Reports on Bettina Gregory's Speech at Dickinson
Sentinel article on Gregory

On March 9, 1993 The Carlisle Sentinel published an article on
Bettina Gregory's talk at Dickinson as part of Women's History Week,
sponsored by the Women's Center.  In her talk, Gregory addressed the
changing situation of women in Washington, D.C.

Date: March 9, 1993
All terms: 1990-1999, Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium, Carlisle Sentinel, Clinton, Hillary Rodham, Gregory, Bettina, Patrick, Kellie, Women's Center (student run), Women's History Week, Women's rights movement
Bettina Gregory at Dickinson
Bettina Gregory

A photo of Bettina Gregory, ABC News correspondent, speaking at Dickinson for Women's History Week from the March 11, 1993 Dickinsonian.

Date: March 11, 1993
All terms: 1990-1999, ABC News, Dickinsonian, Dickinsonian, Gregory, Bettina, Nash, Liz, Women's History Week
Student Complains about Lack of News Coverage
Hannah Fretz Letter to Editor

In this letter to the editor in the April 29, 1993 edition of The Dickinsonian, Hannah Fretz, '94, complains about the lack of coverage of Women's History Week and the Women's Studies Conference other than two photographs in a paper filled with more trivial news.

Date: April 29, 1993
All terms: 1990-1999, Dickinsonian, Fretz, Hannah, Gregory, Bettina, Morgan, Robin, Women's History Week, Women's Studies, Women's Studies, Women's Studies Conference
Hamlet stresses role of black feminist thought
Hamlet stresses role of black feminist thought

This Dickinsonian article discusses the visit and lecture given by Dr Janice Hamlet, Director of Ethnic Studies at Shippensburg University, as part of the College's celebration of Women's History Week. Her speech "centered on the role of black feminist thought in modern society." Hamlet was introduced by Dickinson Senior Liz Torpey who said "We need more of an African-American dimension in our curriculum."

Date: March 9, 1995
All terms: 1990-1999, Black Perspective, Marschka, Megan, Minority women, Race relations, Rubendall Recital Hall, Torpey, Liz, Women's History Week, Women's rights movement