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repercussions in the lives of both

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If women do have new attitudes and goals, what is the

What should it be?

Are men perpetrators, or are they
perhaps also victims of traditional roles imposed upon them?

Is it our

underlying social structures and attitudes which need examining?

Douglas College is offering a four-week evening series, open to
men and women, to consider these and related questions through four

different perspectives.

There will be ample opportunity for discussion,

the sharing of experiences and the exploration of ideas.

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Apr.16:

THE STATUS OF MEN: CONFLICT AND CHANGE

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CAN A MAN KNOW A WOMAN, AND
CAN A WOMAN KNOW A MAN?

SEXUALITY: MALE, FEMALE,
HUMAN
LITTLE BOXES: ROLES AND

STEREOTYPES

THE WORK CF WOMEN AND THE
WORK OF MEN

L. Day, Dean of Continuing Education, Douglas College

Dr. Milton Miller, Head,
Department of Psychiatry,
U. Bas

Dr. Leonard Millis,
Biology and Genetics,
Douglas College

Dr. Elinor Ames,
Department: of Psychology,
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Dr. Martin Meissner,

Department of Sociology and
Anthropology,

USEC,