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Is Laura Kipnis’s new book an act of retaliation?
A lawsuit against the Northwestern professor alleges that she inflicted harm on one of her subjects.
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Laura Kipnis talks sex on campus, the House Music Conference, and more things to do in Chicago his week
Art Brewt, Plucky Lush, and more happenings from May 22-25
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Laura Kipnis calls out the ‘feminine passivity’ of rape culture in Unwanted Advances
In a new book, the Northwestern University professor critiques what she calls “the kangaroo court” of Title IX investigations.
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University professors claim Title IX abuse in new report
The American Association of University Professors says Title IX investigations meant to protect students from assault and harassment are trampling their civil and academic rights.
Posted inArts & Culture
Court Theatre’s The Secret Garden suggests you get over yourself
A musical with good advice
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Kate Bolick’s new book surveys the past, present, and future of the unmarried woman
And, in the process, determines that “spinsters” should no longer be sad
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Spinsters of the world unite!
A new book surveys the past, present, and future of the unmarried woman.
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Laura Kipnis at UIC Forum, Jay Kirk at the Field Museum
Laura Kipnis at Chicago Humanities Festival, Jay Kirk at the Field Museum
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Chicago Humanities Festival
This year’s fest, themed “The Body,” kicks off Sunday, October 24.
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2010 Chicago Humanities Festival Tix Go on Sale Today
Dan Savage The theme for the 21st annual Chicago Humanities Festival is “The Body,” and per usual CHF fashion there are dozens of programs exploring its chosen topic through talks, panel discussions. performances, film screenings, and exhibits. Such as: Savage Love columnist Dan Savage presents a live version of his podcast, the Savage Lovecast; his […]
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Feminist, Examine Thyself
A Q&A with feminist critic Laura Kipnis in advance of her 2006 book The Female Thing.