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Julie was a longtime active and activist member of Women in German who frequently attended the annual meetings (and helped script the Cabaret!), took care of printing and mailing the Newsletter for several years, co-organized the 1990 annual meeting,…

NEWS FROM WOMEN IN GERMAN Number 3                                                  May 15, 1975 Once again something is new in Women in German. Last issue we changed our name; this issue we have started a new column: Dialogue. Looking ahead, we are…

NEWS FROM WOMEN IN GERMAN Number 4                                               October 15, 1975 In her seminal essay Virginia Woolf asks what a women needs in order to create, to which she answers, "money and a room of her own." Within the News…

NEWS FROM WOMEN IN GERMAN Number 5                                             December 15, 1975 What you send to us is the fabric of this newsletter. When we sat face to face at the MMLA in Chicago and at the AATG in Washington D.C., we dis­covered…

WOMEN IN GERMAN Number 7                                                     June 2, 1976 Subscriber fee: $2.00 per year ($1.00 in unemployed) Women in German is a collective endeavor. We therefore encourage you, our readers, not to look upon us…

WOMEN IN GERMAN Number 8                                                              September 10, 1976 Subscriber fee: $2.00 per year ($1.00 if unemployed) Please address all correspondence to: Women in German / 814 Van Hise Hall / University of…

WOMEN IN GERMAN Number 13November 1, 1977Subscription fee: $2.00 per year ($1.00 if unemployed) This year, for the second time, our Women in German Conference/Retreat in Oxford, Ohio was a great success, giving us the much needed opportunity not only…

Sara Friedrichsmeyer (1943-2021, in memoriam)

Wiggies were saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Sara Friedrichsmeyer at the end of August 2021. Sara was a committed and dynamic member of Women in German who contributed greatly to the field of…

screenshot of cover from website https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/17/issue/39675

screenshots of FGS 36 issues 1 and 2 covers