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Seminar #2:
Barbara Abramowitz, Hofstra,
Women's Center

Rochelle S. Albin, George Washington
UniV., psychology

Dorcey Baker, Brown, women's center
Jean Barrick, education

Stephen C. Barto, NYU, anthropology
Jane Bassin, NYU, religion

Diane Ben—Merre, Hofstra, English

Pamela R. Bowers, Union Theological,
psychiatry & religion

Susan M. Castronuovo, Barnard,
English literature

Ruth Cecire, social work

Jessie L. Cohen, writer, literary
agent

Janet Connolly, Suffolk Comm.
College

Cathy Leaycraft, Univ. of Delaware
student

Nancy Dean

Marion Dellapa, Union Theological,
psychiatry & religion

Elizabeth Diggs, Jersey City State,
literature, women's studies

Claudia Dunagan, Union Theological,
psychiatry & religion

Carolyn Eckhaus, Brooklyn College,
psychology

Barbara Elovic, Barnard alumna,
English

Anita Forrest

Jo Gillikin, Staten Island Comm.
College, English

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Jung After Feminism

Gloria Greenstein, Barnard, history

Jo Hartley, Business & Professional
Women's Foundation, research

Nancy J. Hartley (Norville), Drew
Univ. student

Fran Hasseneahl, consultant, speech

Dorothy 0. Helly, Hunter College,
Victorian England

Susan Jenkins, Women's Action Alliance
Sue Libow, Barnard student
Corrine B. Lucido, The Feminist Press

Mary E. Lutz, Hunter College, social
research

Inez Martinez, Kingsborough Comm.
College, literature

Gerrie Nussdorf, Nyack Consultation
Center, psychology

Monica Raymond, Lehman College, English
Mary Eno Reeves, Women's Action Alliance
Florence Rosenthal, social work
Elizabeth Silk, social work

Joan Storey, Barnard student

Linda Terrone, Brooklyn College student
Ethel Thomas, school counselor

Barbara Trilling, Long Island Univ.,
psychology

Kay Turner
Margaret Weber, art

Alice Crozier, Douglass, English