Ms. FALL 2005 ISSUE

UP FRONT
Letters Keeping Score
NEWS
National	Global
Supreme Injustice Abortion Clinics Under Fire Red Alert in a Blue State Catholic Women Ordained as Priests Feminist Press Turns 35 Dispatches Calendar	A Pediatrician for President Women's Media United Tibetan Women Face Brutality Sri Lanka Post-Tsunami Victory in Kuwait Dispatches Networking Corner
FEATURES
Cover Story Stop Sexual Harassment Now! | Gwendolyn Mink Courageous women forced the courts to develop legal remedies against sexual harassment. Tough as Iron | Clara Bingham and Laura Leedy Gansler A class-action lawsuit by harassed Minnesota miners is now a film, North Country. Meet the real-life protagonists. Stop Right There! | Marty Langelan From an expert in nonviolent confrontation tactics, an anti-harassment tool kit that really works. Wallet version. "You Just Have to be Human" Film director Niki Caro interviews her North Country star, Charlize Theron, about roles that matter and stories that need to be told. More Features Too Many Women in College? | Phyllis Rosser The real story why women now surpass men in college admissions. Mind the Wage Gap | Evelyn Murphy (with E.J. Graff) You can get your salary even with men's: Here are six practical steps to take. It's Our Party | Ms. Conversation Leslie Gore, the 60s pop star ("It's My Party") chats with riot grrrl Kathleen Hanna about music and feminism.
DEPARTMENTS
Environment The Breast Exposed | Sandra Steingraber Health Health Fighting Breast Cancer | Susan Love, M.D. Economy Might <> Equal Rights | Kathleen Bishop Law No Restraint | Simone Swink Leadership "We Are Everyone" | Katti Gray Fiction Common Prayer | Harley Jane Kozak	Book Reviews Courtney Brkic on Zainab Salbi and Laurie Becklund's Between Two Worlds Dorianne Laux on Barbara Ehrenreich's Bait and Switch Irene Borger on Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking Sally Roesch Wagner on Vivian Gornick's The Solitude of Self:Thinking about Elizabeth Cady Stanton Helen Zia on Amy Tan's Saving Fish from Drowning Great Reads for Fall 2005 Backtalk Remember the "Ladies" | Donna Brazile No Comment