Articles
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Yes Virginia, Feminism Left Christmas Alone
By Cheryl Lemus As I write this blog post, I am recovering from an intense…
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Sunday Morning Medicine
By Jacqueline Antonovich -Sinister Santas. -The Titanic of the Golden Gate. -A Victorian sanitary picture…
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Adventures in the Archives: The First Time
The possibility of having an “adventure in the archives” always seemed a bit far-fetched. My…
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Confessions of a Newborn Father: The Birth of the “Hands-on” Dad
By Ginny Engholm A recent Vicks Nyquil commercial has a typical scenario for an advertisement…
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Sunday Morning Medicine
By Jacqueline Antonovich -AIDS history: I want more! -Remembering Pearl Harbor. -When disability and race…
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Crafting Womanhood
By Elizabeth Reis As a women’s and gender studies professor, I am especially aware of…
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Hoping for a Good Death
We interrupt our regularly scheduled program to bring you this special report: Elizabeth Reis, professor and…
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Sunday Morning Medicine
By Jacqueline Antonovich -Plague riddled pigeons. -What did Gettysburg smell like? -Airport food used to…
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Worlds of Rape, Words of Rape
Stories of rape again fill the news. Rolling Stone featured an article by Sabrina Rubin…
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Sunday Morning Medicine
By Jacqueline Antonovich -Practicing narrative medicine. -When Thanksgiving was weird. -How do you memorialize a…
