Women Liberation in Monoklissia and Beyond
A humorous column surveys gender role swaps in Monoklisela and similar scenes elsewhere. It cites a near zero success rate for women’s liberation, satirizes fashion and domestic labor, notes provocative sights from a Grecian rite to a San Quentin guard, and ends with a dog named Charlie chewing a TV wire and increasing channels.
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Wes Peterson
Monoklisela
Athens University
Aristophanes
Gloria Steinem
John Keats
Charlie
Ann Landers Answers Old Wives Tales and teen advice
Ann Landers debunks the belief that a person’s looks signal character. She answers letters about marriage trouble, legal rights, and teen issues, urging practical steps, divorce talks, and counseling. The column promotes informed choices and caution with personal relationships for readers nationwide.
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Ann Landers
Jim
Harold
Bill
Bernie
Eddie
Amy Landers
Fort Lauderdale
Ann
Ami
Wve
Cruise to Nowhere raises funds for Children’s Hospital
A 500 passenger fundraiser aboard the TS Hamburg raised more than $30,000 for Children’s Hospital, the largest net profit in 60 years of the 63 branches. Passengers wore formal attire, enjoyed cocktails and a captain’s reception, then steamed seaward past the Golden Gate before a breakfast disembarkation.
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Nowhere
Children's Hospital
Hamburg
Peter Lohmeyer
Paul Hecks
Castro Valley
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Ray
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