Exhibit Contents Introduction Ready to Combat the World Ablaze with Adventure and Verve Life as a Lucy Stoner It Must Be Human An Audience with an Emperor The Legacy She Left Behind Special Collections Home About the Exhibit Copyright Notice & Image Use Statement

About the Exhibit Our exhibit, “Talk of the Town: Jane Grant, The New Yorker, and the Oregon Legacy of a Twentieth-Century Feminist,” was made possible by our co-sponsors: The University of Oregon Libraries Center for the Study of Women in Society Office of the Provost The exhibit design and production The exhibit was coordinated by Linda Long, Manuscripts Librarian The exhibit text was written by Susan Rich The virtual exhibit was designed by Daniel Gilfillan, Multimedia Consultant, Feminist Humanities Project Special Thanks We would like to thank all the people who helped us produce this exhibit and the related events, all of which required a great deal of collaboration and cooperation. We owe special thanks to: George Shipman, University Librarian John Moseley, University Provost Bernard McTigue, Director of Special Collections and University Archives Judith Musick, Associate Director of the Center for the Study of Women in Society John Shin, Research Associate, Center for the Study of Women in Society Lori Howard, University Publications Yoon Kim, Media Services, University of Oregon Library San Srisuro, Media Services, University of Oregon Library Jan Roberson, Preservation Department, University of Oregon Library Judi Byrum, Administrative Services, University of Oregon Library Duffy Knaus, University of Oregon Library Emily Glenn, University of Oregon Library Kelly Sullivan, University of Oregon Library Will Harmon, University of Oregon Library Linda Zimmerman, University of Oregon Library John Gervais, University of Oregon Library