Items
1983
Iris Magazine No. 10, Fall 1983
A biannual feminist magazine, founded in 1980 at the University of Virginia.
1984
Hereford Asked to Watch Movie
The Charlottesville NOW chapter, headed by Cynthia Taylor, invites University President Frank…
1984
City Jaycees to Admit Women
The Charlottesville chapter of the U.S. Junior Chamber ("Jaycees") holds its first coeducational…
1984
NOW Not to Protest 'Deep Throat' Show
Cynthia Taylor, president of the Charlottesville chapter of the National Organization for Women,…
1984
Gerry N.O.W.
Geraldine Ferraro becomes the first vice presidential nominee in U.S. history when Democratic…
1984
Washington & Lee to Admit Women Next Year
After conducting studies and surveying student and faculty opinion, Washington and Lee University…
1984
Only 99 Blacks Enroll This Year
U.Va. falls short of its annual admissions goal for enrolling black students, as only 99 black…
1984
Gordon Drops Discrimination Complaint, Leaves University
Associate Professor Vivian Gordon drops charges of racial discrimination against the University and…
1984
Students' Fight Against Racism 'Must Go On'
At the end of Black History Month, this letter to the editor is a zealous call to action for black…
1984
Woman Doctor Gives Inside View
Dr. Elsa Paulsen, associate professor of pediatrics and assistant professor of biochemistry, offers…
1984
Student Assaulted at Bus Stop
A second-year female student is accosted and knocked down at a bus stop by two unidentified men who…
1984
Racial Tensions Arise at Local High School
Physical fights ensue among students at Charlottesville High School after the school newspaper…