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Articles in Wntr 2002 issue of Women's Quarterly

• Menopause envy: Not all guys were changed by September 11. Sally L. Satel, M.D., reports that some men are getting the vapors
  by Sally L. Satel
• Hot flashes - Independent Women's Forum website - Brief Article
• What about Joan? A fierce woman in combat? Medieval gender bender? Sandra Miesel has the inside scoop on Joan of Arc
  by Sandra Miesel
• Feminists go to war: Christine Stolba says feminists are between a rock and a hard place
  by Christine Stolba
• The worst generation - Diary - Sara Jane Olson, Symbionese Liberation Army - Brief Article
  by Charlotte Hays
• Women and war: What the polls show - Poll-Pourri - Polling Data - Brief Article
  by Karlyn Bowman's
• Booby traps at the Pentagon: Charmaine and Jack Yoest introduce you to the Pentagon's babes in arms. What do they want? An "open dialogue" on breastfeeding - Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services
  by Charmaine Yoest
• The church of global warming: Jane S. Shaw is hot on the trail of environmental piety
  by Jane S. Shaw
• A peace of my mind: Dave Shiflett takes on bellicose pacifists
  by Dave Shiflett
• A short history of bullying, toadying, and snitching: Kenneth Minogue puts Americas fixation with the schoolyard bully in perspective
  by Kenneth Minogue
• Return of the Guy: Men were pronounced economically and evolutionarily finished in the late 1990s. but Charlotte Allen says that manhood is back in fashion
  by Charlotte Allen
• On high alert - One Last Observation - Brief Article
• Lionel Tiger: Is manliness really back in favor? TWQ editor Charlotte Hays poses the question to Rutgers University anthropologist Lionel Tiger, author of the ground-breaking The Decline of Males - Interview
  by Charlotte Hays
• Float like a butterfly, hug like a woman: Evan Gahr cannot embrace the trend of men hugging men - The Token Man - Brief Article
  by Evan Gahr