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Name: Virginia Woolf Society

Previous/other names: N/A

Prominent date(s) of activity: 1989 - 1990

History: The Virginia Woolf Society was affiliated with the Department of Women's Studies. The initial planning session for the society took place on Novermber 13, 1989.

Activities: The group held discussions on women's issues, and sponsored guest lectures and film viewings on relevant topics, such as sexual harrassment, and aquaintance rape. Sicial parties were also held.

Source(s):

  • The Brunswickan, vol 124. no. 9, 1989, no. 32.
  • UA RG 334, Series 06, Sub Series 03, File 20, Box 4, 1990.


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