Allie Connell uses “The Bechdel Test” to show how Hollywood does not accurately represent women.
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Hollywood misrepresents women
Tags: Hollywoord, Movies, sexism, The Bechdel Test, women
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UMass women’s track and field gets off to strong start
Minutewomen placed second at Sorlion Invitational and produced NE qualifying performances at GoRhody.
Tags: Julie LaFreniere, Sorlion Invitational, Track, Track and Field, UMass Minutewomen, women, Womens Track and Field
Posted in Sports, Track and Field | No Comments »
A Bond Among Men
Collegian Correspondent Ryan Ford shares the qualities you need to be just like a Bond.
Tags: 007, Daniel Craig, James Bond, women, woo
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Mind the gender gap during Women’s History Month
Emma Sandler looks at the history of women’s rights and how it affects one of today’s most heated political topics, abortion rights.
Tags: Abortion, women, women's history month
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The Oscars are a boy’s club
Collegian columnist Victoria Knobloch notes a lack of representation of female filmmakers in Oscar nominations.
Tags: men, misogynist, oscars, women
Posted in Opinion/Editorial, Point-Counterpoint | 2 Comments »
Women locked inside the television
Columnist Victoria Knobloch discusses the abundance of female protagonists on television this season but those shows’ lack of a true female voice.
Tags: Once Upon A Time, TV, women
Posted in Columns, Opinion/Editorial | 2 Comments »
The Next Generation of Online Romance?
Match.com. eHarmony. Lavalife. A new name has entered the “e-love” stratosphere – this time, though, the focus is not on forging relationships but sustaining them.
Tags: dating, love, men, online dating, websites, women
Posted in Arts & Living, Lifestyle, Words | No Comments »
