Coronado class wrestles with gender stereotypes in discussion
In a Coronado High School human relations class, students explored gender stereotypes with guidance counselors. They heard how girls are labeled emotional and inferior while boys are seen as aggressive and superior, prompting a discussion on unequal pay and discrimination.
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Coronado High School
Adrianne Selbst
Old quilts gain status as art in salvage movement
Collectors Mrs. Patsy Orlofsky and Myron Orlofsky narrate a revival of antique quilts seen as art. Their book Quilts in America surveys origins, patterns, and history after years of research across the United States. They own about 300 dated quilts and promote exhibitions, flea markets, and charity quilting events.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
America
Orlofskys
McGraw-Hill Book Co
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Harvard Law School
Men feel masculinity threatened in modern romance talk
Coronado High School held a two day human relations class exploring women's and men's roles in modern society. Counselor Tom Salcito said boys feel their masculinity is threatened by women's rise in the workforce while willing to share housework.
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Coronado High School
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Coronado
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Jane Wayland Center Opens Two New Child Treatment Facilities
The Jane Wayland Child Center announces two new facilities as part of a long range expansion. A therapeutic high school and a group treatment home will open on 10th Avenue and West Adams to model day treatment and residential programs in the state for children with emotional and behavioral problems.
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Jane Wayland Child Center
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West Adams
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