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Seminar #13:

Nancy Barton

Elizabeth Capelle, Columbia, history
Janet Celli, Suffolk Comm. College
Sheila Collins, writer, theologian
Heather Cottin, teacher

James Creane, Brooklyn College,
sociology, psychology

Muriel Dimen-Schein, Lehman College,
anthropology

Laurel Eisner, social work
Doris Fassler, CCNY, English
Evelyn Frankford, social work

Estelle B. Freedman, Princeton,
American history

Jo Freeman, SUNY Purchase, political
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Jacqueline Gill, Union Theological
Atina Grossman, Rutgers, history
Anita Haas, teacher

Judith L. Holman, lawyer

Suad Joseph, Hofstra, anthropology
Beryl Kaplan, Barnard student

Carmela A. Karnoutsos, Jersey City
State, American history

Ellen R. Kelly
Joan Kelly, CCNY, women's history

Maggi Landau, Sarah Lawrence,
women's history

Bettina Lande, Barnard, German,
history

Mary Kay Lane, Douglass, women's
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Origins and Aims of Socialist Feminism

Carole Martin, Sarah Lawrence,

women's history
Lucille McKearney

Clara R. Melman, Staten Island
Comm. College, sociology

Ruth S. Meyers, Brooklyn College,
ed. psych.

Fanette Pollack, New York University
Law School

Iris Quigley, librarian
Susan Rubenstein, history
Avery Russell, Carnegie Corporation

Dianne Miller Saccone, Sarah Lawrence,

women's history

Greta Schiller, CCNY, film
Tracy Scott, Barnard, English
Mary Sheerin, Union, education

Janet Farrell Smith, Univ. of Mass.,
philosophy, women's studies

Ruth S. Spitz, Empire State College,
economics

Amy Swerdlow, Sarah Lawrence, women's
history

Toni Tavarone, Syracuse Univ., psychology
Gloria Weglund, College at Old Westbury
Marli Weiner, Sarah Lawrence, history

Kathryn B. Yatrakis, Empire State
College, political science

Regina Zambrotta, College at Old Westbury

Rayna Reiter, The New School, anthropology