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Feminism, This Hand, and O.U. Progress Report
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Feminism and Physics, Travel in third World countries and the U.S.A., Progress Report University of Ohio

Feminism Do I live in a right handed world ? Does it matter anyway ? Is it really male dominated ? Is it invaded by chauvinistic pigs ? Are electrons really negative? And those macho protons, positive! Who decided it should be that way? But, perhaps, it is only hear say! Listen, for instance, to the weather forecast: "Today, no rains, no stormy news, No reports of frozen women..." But tomorrow, who knows ? We shall be told through a poll That we live on a female dominated Anthropic cosmological Planet... This Hand... This hand has touched handrails Of third World countries This hand has even hailed Some American cities! This hand has handled some gales Far away and in wintertime... This hand has carved many bodies... This hand has shaken your hand, Has caught your perfume; smells so good! With my hand, I write your name And I see you graciously Dancing with the music on the horizon! O.U. Progress Report Even though I am retired and all gray I did not come here to take a holiday! Of course we did walk on Nature’s trails and talked to trees, to squirrels and to quail, All things considered to be good for one’s health and maybe to steal one hour from Death! Female Anglo-Canadian Literature was the topic of my wife’s lectures, which took place at the University. Since I am a man of activity with computers I kept myself busy, typed reports and sent them almost daily Through e-mail to a lovely French lady; met a few French classes eventually. What did we see during the Spring Quarter while being in East-Central America? The Black Hills in South Dakota Its Mount Rushmore resembling a poster, The Biltmore Estate in North Carolina with its Castle and its May flowers; also Gallipolis and Marietta... The cities of the Gauls and of La Fayette The latter named after Marie-Antoinette

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Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on September 20, 2008
interesting read


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