It's a Don's Life (2000)
It's a Don's Life
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20 March 2007 Most Cambridge colleges ‘went mixed’ some twenty years ago. But they still preserve unexpected corners of male power and privilege.
None of these corners is more irritating than the location of the female loos.
Imagine it. You’re sitting in the SCR – that’s the Fellows’ common room – after dinner. You casually ask for the Ladies. The chances are that there will be a bit of a flap, while the equivalent of an AA route map and a compass is produced. It usually involves going o...ut into the courtyard, through the rain, into the next court, up a staircase three doors on the left – only to discover a set of facilities which you know to be decidedly inferior to whatever is laid on for the men, and much less ‘convenient’ in almost every way.
Some colleges, to be fair, are a bit better organised; and my own, I confess, treats male needs with almost equal disdain.
But the general rule seems to be that women’s ablutions are lower down the pecking order than men’s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20 March 2007 Most Cambridge colleges ‘went mixed’ some twenty years ago. But they still preserve unexpected corners of male power and privilege.
None of these corners is more irritating than the location of the female loos.
Imagine it. You’re sitting in the SCR – that’s the Fellows’ common room – after dinner. You casually ask for the Ladies. The chances are that there will be a bit of a flap, while the equivalent of an AA route map and a compass is produced. It usually involves going o...ut into the courtyard, through the rain, into the next court, up a staircase three doors on the left – only to discover a set of facilities which you know to be decidedly inferior to whatever is laid on for the men, and much less ‘convenient’ in almost every way.
Some colleges, to be fair, are a bit better organised; and my own, I confess, treats male needs with almost equal disdain.
But the general rule seems to be that women’s ablutions are lower down the pecking order than men’s.
What to read after It's a Don's Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beard, Mary, 1955- to read onlineMoreLess
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