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Dawgs on the Street: Who runs history? Women!
Women’s History Month is celebrated every March. It is a time to recognize and honor the impact of women throughout history. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell talks with students about how they celebrate Women’s History Month and what it means to them.
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The true harm of true crime
What are the moral implications of being a “true crime girl”?
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Women are dramatic, emotional and crazy: The insidious misogyny of language
Gendered language is impossible to escape from.
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‘Casual sexism’: Butler men’s basketball on-court management program excludes women
While women are not precluded from joining the on-court management program, they are discouraged from applying — being directed instead to back-office work
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Women? Womxn? Womyn?
Gaining popularity over the last few decades, the different spellings of “women” has caused empowerment, discourse and controversy.
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Collegian 30: Influential Butler Women
From deans and professors to administrative specialists and Atherton cashiers, women make Butler University, Butler University.
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Delta Sigma Theta: A look into the largest Black sorority in the world
Delta Sigma Theta was created for Black women during a time when they were not allowed to join Greek life. Check out what the sorority has been up to since then, and why members love being a part of the organization.
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Butler’s first female pilot and WWII veteran
In honor of Veterans Day, take a look at Butler graduate and member of the WASPs, Madge Minton.
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Why the barbell is not as scary as you think
Columnist Alexandra Cordill shares the benefits of weightlifting for women.