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dreds of hours interviewing her classmates, both women and men, for their recollections of Harvard days and their reflections on the attitudes of the time and the changes since then, as well as the paths of their various careers.
The result is a combination group portrait and memoir that chronicles the great social changes of the last 40 years, and reminds readers that phrases such as “woman lawyer” and “male nurse” were uttered with a certain amazement not so very long ago.
The program at the book shop is free and open to the public.
To reserve space or a book to be signed, call 987-8444.
The 293-page hardcover book, published by Scribner, retails for $26.
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