Sister, Columbia's feminist magazine

1996-97 issue

A professional woman who runs a large merger and acquisition company arrives early for a flight. She stops at the airport bar for a drink. A man approaches her, "Would you like a little company?" "Sure," she responds brightly. "Have you got one for sale?"

1996-97 Table of Contents

• Features
  • Dealing With Diversity: Different Shades of Green by Karoline Hermes
    
  • The Choice and Power of Surnames by Tammy Jo Eckhart
    
  • Take Back the Night is Everyone's Issue by Alejandro Marx
    
  • The First Conference on Women and Judaism by Heather Josephs
    
  • So Wait, Where Are the Feminists Again? by Jessica May
    
  • How Pro-Woman Are "Women's" Movies? by Kandi Birdsell
  
  
• Poetry
  • My Awakenings, Untitled #2, Untitled #4 by Missy Robison
    
  • Inspiration, Hunger by Rachel Ford
    
  • Peppina by Costanza Rizzacasa d'Orsogna
    
  
  
  
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