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Part II of a three-part series on women retiring: How do feminists face the future in retirement?

Women in Higher Education

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In Part I of this series last month, three feminists now retired from academia pondered whether feminists face the future in retirement differently than women (feminist or not) have in the past and whether it's still true that 'women's work is never done,' for those seeking social change. Here are the words of two other women at the annual Wisconsin Women's Studies conference in April 2007.

Dr. Star Olderman, a professor of English at UW-Whitewater in the 1970s where she was one of the founders of Women's Studies, left academia for 13 years during the 1980s for a career in marketing and freelance writing. Then she returned to Whitewater in the 1990s to chair the ...

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