User:Lquilter/todo

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 * Amherst, Massachusetts
 * Representative town meeting
 * Town meeting


 * Vivian Gordon or Vivian Verdell Gordon - NYT obit 1995/03/21 ... mentor to Rosa Clemente
 * Myrtle Douglas or Myrtle R. Douglas, 1904-1964.  Morojo. Invented CosPlay.
 * http://zinewiki.com/Myrtle_Douglas_%28Morojo%29
 * Racked.com, 2016/05/09
 * Forrest Ackerman, ""I Remember Morojo" - http://ww.efanzines.com/Morojo/index.htm
 * Elmer Perdue
 * http://zinewiki.com/Main_Page
 * http://fanac.org/
 * Paradise Sorouri - needs a page in en. portuguese
 * Sisters in the Wilderness by Delores S. Williams - "foundational text" -- " Delores S. Williams told us this 25 years ago when she wrote about how the Bible and theology are used to marginalize black women in her foundational text, “Sisters in the Wilderness.”" Lawrence Ware, It's on Men to End Sexism in the Black Church, NYT 2018/12/01


 * Book Row (New York) - "Back in the 1920s, six blocks of Manhattan's Fourth Avenue were known as "Book Row." Of the 48 bookstores that gave the district its name, Strand is the only survivor." -- CNN, World's Coolest Bookstores
 * "The center of book buying in New York was once a strip of used shops along Fourth Avenue below Union Square know as Book Row, which started disappearing gradually as early as the 1960s. But it's not gone yet -- New York's legendary Strand Bookstore now at 12th Street Broadway started as a tiny shop on Book Row in 1927." -- WNET video
 * http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0786713054/104-8181572-3745514?v=glance book about Book Row / Book Row / Marvin Mondlin & Roy Meador (2003)
 * Thieves of Book Row / Travis McDade


 * W. Stephen Bush - film guy
 * The Anatomy of Fascism - "the classic 2004 study"
 * Mulvey essay needs its own entry: Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema - "He’s surely familiar with Laura Mulvey’s essay “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema,” the cultural-theory landmark that had its 40th anniversary last year, still reads like gospel and, in its timelessness, still thrills. In it, Ms. Mulvey deploys psychoanalysis to identify, interpret and condemn the patriarchal misogyny and homophobia in the movies’ marrow. Her critique of the “male gaze” is so convincing that once you see things her way, there’s no unseeing them." -- http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/31/arts/carol-and-transparent-women-in-love-then-and-now.html
 * Jane Porter's The Scottish Chiefs needs its own article ...


 * copyright articles needing improvement
 * TEACH Act - needs significant work
 * Copyright term - Needs section for "History" (typical terms starting at 14+14 in Statute of Anne, US); move to life + style; move from life + 50 to life + 70 in US/EU; proposals to increase. Needs section for empirical study, including the Heald study.


 * RedSky deletions of numerous women & POC from June 19. ?? diff

2015 stesmo edits of concern
edits by User:Stesmo of concern -- contributions


 * List_of_copyright_collection_societies
 * This Film Is Not Yet Rated - diff
 * Trade group efforts against file sharing - diff - one EL removal should have been incorporated into text; a couple others are reasonable ELs
 * Performing rights organisation - diff - probably okay; apparent removal of ELs to organizations in body of article
 * Phonographic Performance Limited - media article removed; should have been ref'fed
 * SESAC - SESAC SESAC Myspace link removed from EL; not sure if this is an official licensing site but MySpace is a music performance site so possibly reasonable.
 * ECA
 * IGDA
 * IGDA
 * ESA
 * SNEP
 * Tali
 * Teosto
 * Teosto
 * TONO
 * SPADM
 * PRS for Music https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=PRS_for_Music&diff=prev&oldid=663148406
 * SGAE
 * SESAC
 * Screenrights
 * ROMDS
 * RightsFlow
 * Copyright Clearance Center
 * NLA media access
 * NMPA
 * MPLC ... MPLC
 * KODA Denmark
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Interested_Parties_Information&diff=prev&oldid=663002095
 * German
 * FSCAP
 * DACS
 * CCCS
 * CMOTT
 * CLA
 * CCC
 * CISAC
 * CISAC
 * List of CISAC members
 * CCLI
 * CMRA
 * BIEM
 * BUMA/STEMRA
 * BMI
 * BASCA
 * ALSC
 * APRA
 * AICMAV
 * AICMAV
 * ARS
 * Access Copyright
 * PRO
 * ECL
 * CRM


 * Jack Valenti - removal of a number of media links should have been reff'ed
 * Lucky and Flo - removal of refs from EL
 * Joan Graves - removal of ref from EL
 * Glickman - removal of crap plus also one ref from EL
 * MPAA

2012/13/14/15

 * obstructionist sexism: Jingle Bells / Talk:Jingle Bells
 * Herald Price Fahringer - 2015 obit ... http://www.fahringerlaw.com ... 1999/12/24 NYT ... CNN transcript 2002/01/15 ... cross-examination video ... publications: 17 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 197 (1993-1994) Mirror, Mirror on the Wall ...: Body Language, Intuition, and the Art of Jury Selection; Fahringer, Herald Price


 * 2014 MacArthur Genius awards - Danielle Bassett ... Tami Bond ... Sarah Deer ... Craig Gentry (computer scientist) ... Jennifer Eberhardt ... John Henneberger ... Samuel Hunter (playwright) ... Pamela Long (historian) ... Rick Lowe (artist) ... Jonathan Rapping ... Tara Zahra ... Ai-jen Poo (more info) ... Note. Most of the men who won had pages! Most of the women winners did not.


 * Wendy J. Gordon ... User:Lquilter/drafts/Wendy J. Gordon


 * Arnstein v. Porter ... User:Lquilter/Arnstein v. Porter
 * Rogers v. Grimaldi ... User:Lquilter/drafts/Rogers v. Grimaldi


 * East Village 80s Art Scene & Fluxus in the 60s
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Gracey Mansion Gallery
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Sur Rodney (Sur) b. dec. 28 1954
 * Visual AIDS - started Red Ribbon campaign
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Nye Ffarrabas
 * Gracie Mansion (curator)
 * Rejected Architects - User:Lquilter/Rejected Architects
 * Elroy Webber - User:Lquilter/drafts/Elroy Webber


 * july 2014
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/List of United States Supreme Court patent case law


 * may 2014
 * Category talk:Media manipulation & associated categories
 * User talk:CurtisNeeley & his various copyright- & Internet porn-related edits


 * draft pages & other stuff


 * from Gullah language -

Africanisms in the Gullah Dialect

Lorenzo Turner's research

In the 1930s and 1940s an African-American linguist named Lorenzo Dow Turner did a seminal study of the Gullah language based on field research in rural communities in coastal South Carolina and Georgia. Turner found that Gullah is strongly influenced by African languages in its sound system, vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, and semantic system. Turner identified over 300 loanwords from various African languages in Gullah and almost 4,000 African personal names used by Gullah people. He also found Gullahs living in remote sea-side settlements who could recite songs and story fragments and do simple counting in the Mende, Vai and Fulani languages of West Africa. Turner published his findings in a classic work called Africanisms in the Gullah Dialect (1949). His book, now in its fourth edition, was most recently reprinted with a new introduction in 2002.

Before Lorenzo Turner's work, mainstream scholars viewed Gullah speech as substandard English, a hodgepodge of mispronounced words and corrupted grammar which uneducated black people developed in their efforts to copy the speech of their English, Irish, Scottish and French Huguenot slave owners. But Turner's study was so well researched and detailed in its evidence of African influences in Gullah that academics soon reversed course. After Turner's book was published in 1949, scholars began coming to the Gullah region regularly to study African influences in Gullah language and culture.


 * Special:PrefixIndex/User:Lquilter - list of all userspace pages
 * Women's and lesbian bookstores
 * Berkeley bookstores
 * CONTU
 * Gary S. Becker / "Crime and Punishment: An Economic Approach" 76 J Pol Econ 169 (1968) - maybe half a dozen articles in political economy seen as seminal. (Peter Menell @ bcltcopyright)
 * boston activists featured in A People's History of the New Boston by Jim Vrabel - Ruth Batson, Anna DeFronzo, Moe Gillen, Mel King, Henry Lee, and Paula Oyola.
 * Thomas H. Boggs, Jr. - Wash Post obit 2014/09/15 - Cokie Roberts' brother, lobbyist, worked for Home Recording Rights Coalition to defuse post-Sony Betamax legislation


 * current editing
 * Cariou v. Prince
 * Arti Rai
 * Deirdre Mulligan
 * Marjorie Heins / t ... Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Law ... Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Freedom of speech
 * User:Lquilter/List of awards in intellectual freedom
 * Karen Coyle
 * Gaze / Talk:Gaze
 * Meridel Le Sueur sucks & needs improvement
 * Otto Ernest Rayburn, 1891-1960 - Encyclopedia of Arkansas
 * other writers from American Folkways series
 * women chefs / http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/22/dining/a-change-in-the-kitchen.html ... "There have been conferences and doctoral dissertations on the subject; support networks like Women Chefs and Restaurateurs, and Les Dames d’Escoffier; and a flash mob of female chefs in Boston who showed up at a food festival in October just to demonstrate their sheer numbers. ... a founder of the female-focused food magazine Cherry Bombe, which had published its first issue, financed by a successful Kickstarter campaign, when the Time article appeared. “And now food is definitely having a feminist moment.” " Toklas Society, a network for women who work in the restaurant industry including some chefs, but also many women whose jobs are high on glamour but low on pay and job security: chefs’ assistants, publicity managers, event planners and administrators. "
 * #147 Freedom to Read Foundation (t) (2014/02/01)
 * Cynthia Russett (t) (2013/12/20)
 * #144 Chris Hansen (attorney) (t) (2013/11/15)
 * #145 Bruce Ennis (attorney) (t) (2013/11/15)
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Katharine Giles Katharine Giles
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Cynthia Baldwin (biologist) Cynthia Baldwin (biologist)
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Amy Kapczynski Amy Kapczynski
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Hilary Hoynes Hilary Hoynes
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Judy Dixon ... Judy Dixon
 * Tokyo Women's Medical University
 * Barbara Brenner
 * Cambridge University Press v. Becker needs a thorough write-up
 * Copyright law of North Korea
 * Copyright Clearance Center
 * Digital Copyright
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Sacred Revolt
 * Category:Events relating to freedom of expression.
 * Need to relate this Category:Freedom of expression category tree to Category:Censorship.
 * Orwell Day / rd to George Orwell. Template_talk:George_Orwell what to do?
 * International Conference to Review the Global Vision of the Holocaust - included in category:Freedom of expression. Appropriate? self-description.
 * Nimmer treatise
 * Patry treatise
 * WikiProject Academic Journals/Article alerts
 * Template talk:Consumerism
 * Daniel Bell / 1973 work User:Lquilter/drafts/The Coming of Post-Industrial Society ... The Coming of Post-Industrial Society.
 * Ben Bagdikian / User:Lquilter/drafts/Media Monopoly
 * Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
 * Clifford Lynch
 * category:Scholarly communication
 * Category:Academic journals published by learned societies
 * Category:Academic journals published by university presses
 * tabmenu - User:Lquilter/tabmenu/draft
 * Talk:Murray Bookchin
 * Talk:Emma Goldman
 * Bruce Goff ... Talk:Bruce Goff
 * Women's studies / Talk:Women's studies / User talk:Nogburt
 * Kevin Gutzman / Talk:Kevin Gutzman
 * Susan Stryker / Talk:Susan Stryker


 * AfD / CfD
 * [recent contributions Wikipedia namespace
 * WikiProject Deletion sorting/Academics and educators (Notability (academics))
 * Leone Ross
 * (Notability (organizations and companies))
 * deletion sorting
 * Education
 * Academics & Educators (Notability (academics))
 * Law
 * Museums & libraries
 * science fiction
 * sexuality & gender
 * compact list of all deletion lists


 * Admin ref
 * Administrators' reading list
 * Administrators' how-to guide
 * New admin school


 * misc policies to watch
 * Red link | t


 * no consensus
 * cfd Categories_for_discussion/Log/2012_August_13
 * Grace Assembly of God | afd - no consensus
 * Marion Kozak | afd - no consensus
 * Fight Panthers | afd - no consensus; still watching


 * drafts
 * Peter Barton / Peter Barton (journalist) - LQ draft
 * Anne Habiby / LQ draft
 * Carla Pugh / LQ draft
 * National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses ... LQ draft
 * Media Monopoly ... LQ draft
 * African-Americans in academia ... LQ draft
 * African-Americans in science ... LQ draft
 * African-Americans in medicine ... LQ draft
 * Buffalo Gals, and Other Animal Presences ... LQ draft
 * Sacred Revolt ... LQ draft
 * CIBA-GEIGY Exceptional Black Scientist ... LQ draft
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/Women in comedy


 * userified
 * Kareem Amin ... User:Lquilter/Kareem Amin
 * Zoe Țapu ... User:Lquilter/Zoe Țapu


 * my user page notification templates & notes
 * CFDnom
 * User:Lquilter/LQuw-testreverted
 * User:Lquilter/InappropriateCategory


 * draft policies & implementation notes & what-not
 * User:Lquilter/Episodes Guide
 * User:Lquilter/Quick and dirty guide to editing Wikipedia
 * User:Lquilter/Harmonious editing
 * User:Lquilter/Approaches


 * done

Archives

 * 2008-2012
 * User:Lquilter/todo/notes


 * }

subject interests
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science

 * references
 * WikiProject History of Science/scientists
 * Requested articles/Biologists
 * Requested articles/Botanists
 * WikiProject Birds/Article requests/People
 * Missing science topics
 * Requested articles/Social sciences
 * http://web.lemoyne.edu/~giunta/historysites.html
 * User:Phoenixred/sandbox - women in science


 * Notability (academics) (proposed guideline)
 * WikiProject Deletion sorting/Academics and educators
 * journal criteria: academic journals
 * Notability (science) (proposed guideline)


 * List of members of the National Academy of Sciences this really needs to get broken up! (done)
 * Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research
 * Helen Hay Whitney Foundation (HHW) / User:Lquilter/HHW
 * Jon Beckwith - "But my biggest story of an overlooked scientist is about a pro-feminist, anti-racist Jewish man, not a woman. Jon Beckwith's lab was the first to "isolate" functional genes (the lac operon), yet he was likely overlooked for a Nobel Prize after giving his Lily Young Investigator Award prize money to the Black Panther Defense Fund. (1969 ISOLATION OF PURE LAC OPERON DNA by SHAPIRO J, MACHATTI.L, ERON L, IHLER G, IPPEN K, BECKWITH J; NATURE 224 Pages: 768-&) From: Phoebe Lostroh, Colorado College |  May 19, 2010" (nature)
 * Nipam Patel
 * Norbert Perrimon (User:Lquilter/drafts/Norbert Perrimon)
 * Murray Stein (draft) (NYT)


 * Harold Rauch (draft) ...
 * google scholar ...
 * Hampshire Gazette obituary. ...
 * different rauch: Stanford alum. Women in Psychology: A Bio-Bibliographic Sourcebook By Agnes N. O'Connell, Nancy Felipe Russo, p.42. ...
 * Dorothy D Greenhouse (1984) Holders of inbred and mutant mice in the United States: including the rules  table 3 ...
 * A study of organ patterns in mice'' / Harold Rauch - 1947
 * RAUCH, HAROLD, b New York. NY, Oct 13 ... Mailing Add: Dept of Zool Univ of Mass Amherst MA 01002 ... American Men and Women of Science. . Biology, 1977 - Page 679
 * 1950 PhD / Brown Alumni Magazine, 18 Aug 2010. d. Feb 10 2010.  "He was hired by UMass Amherst as its first geneticist in biological sciences and remained on the faculty until his retirement in 1990. During his tenure he made significant research contributions related to phenylketonuria (PKU) and Wilson's disease. He enjoyed gardening and making alabaster sculptures."
 * Rauch, Harold (Zoology)	1951	. Instructor in Zoology 1951; Assistant Professor 1953; Associate Professor 1959; Professor 1962. UMA faculty & staff collection @ SCUA
 * "After the war ended, he chose to pursue his early interest in genetics, which was an emerging science. He earned a master of science at the University of Illinois and received his doctorate in genetics at Brown University in 1950. The University of Massachusetts hired him as their first geneticist in biological sciences and he remained a member of their faculty until his retirement in 1990." http://ns.gazettenet.com/print/262147
 * The Development of the Hair in the Mouse Under Normal and Experimental Conditions / Author	Harold Rauch / Publisher	Brown University, 1950


 * User:Lquilter/drafts/L. C. Dunn - Leslie Clarence Dunn, Columbia geneticist. 1893-1974.


 * see Women of Science: Righting the Record (1993) - ed. Gabriele Kass-Simon & Patricia Farnes.
 * see Susan Forsburg's women in biology site
 * see also User:Dsp13/Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science


 * Liane B. Russell


 * Cynthia Ahearn
 * Michèle Barrett (sociologist)
 * Maria Gurova - Bulgarian archaeologist; notable for her research on Neolithic usage of the so-called Balkanic Flint material
 * Genevieve von Petzinger - Canadian anthropology student (University of Victoria); notable for her studies of prehistoric cave art throughout France; discovered a veritable Ice Age language, consisting of 26 characters found over many cave sites across France; international acclaim for her recent work
 * Mary Wharton (October 12, 1912 - 1991) - American botanist; Rubus whartoniae named after her; papers are at the University of Kentucky Special Collections; ;


 * Salome Gluecksohn-Waelsh, Dorothea Bennett, Karen Artzt, Mary F. Lyon, Anne McLaren, Gail R. Martin, Janet Rossant, Elizabeth Robertson and yourself (Shirley Tilghman?)
 * Peg Riley @ umass / draft ...
 * Sheila Patek (draft) - biologist. umass lab site ... TED profile ... UC Berkeley Museum of Paleontology ... Popular Science 2004 ... ted video / "legendary biologist" ... radcliffe fellow profile ... radcliffe testimony ... distinguished lectureship ... knockout punch / adam summers, Natural History Magazine July Aug 2004 ... NSF career award  ... Miller Research Fellows ... Armstrong Fund award


 * Imogene Schneider (draft) - MM: "SHe made the Schneider cells that are used by the Drosophila community around the globe. There are other cells lines, such as Kc cells, but by and large Schneider cells are the most widely used. They were used for the ModEncode Project (which should have its own wikipedia page by now...)--i will find the sources for you." "Cell lines derived from late embryonic stages of Drosophila melanogaster", April 1972 J Embryol Exp Morphol 27, 353-365. ... scientific commons bibliography ...  MM: she also worked for the govt


 * Maud Menten and Katharine Blodgett. Jocelyn Bell Burnell.
 * Jennifer Doudna: "Jennifer Doudna was the first person to get catalytic RNA to make more RNA instead of break RNA apart. 9 out of 10 people would say it was...Gerald Joyce. But his paper came out later the same year. From:  eagle eye for women's work |  May 19, 2010"
 * Nettie Stevens - "lso, TH Morgan argued for years against sex chromosomes while his former student at Bryn Mawr, Nettie Stevens demonstrated them very clearly. Yet Morgan gets the credit because his lab (I believe it was his wife) isolated the white-eyed fly and figured out its genetics. Stevens used cytological evidence for a mixed size pair of chromosomes where the male always had the small one of the set, in a whole range of insects." (nature)
 * Annie C. Y. Chang - "I've always thought it's a shame that we don't remember Annie C. Y. Chang more explicitly when we discuss recombinant plasmids used for cloning. There's a reason those plasmids are called "pACYC..." so there's some herstory. http://jb.asm.org/cgi/reprint/134/3/1141" (nature)
 * Ethel Brown Harvey
 * women scientists - HHMI investigators: Kristi S. Anseth, Ruth Lehmann, Barbara J. Meyer, Xiaowei Zhuang, Erin M. Schuman, Yixian Zheng, Helen Piwnica-Worms, Sue Lindquist, Elaine Fuchs, Nancy Bonini, Daphne Preuss, Erin O'Shea, Celeste Simon


 * Sally Floyd / Sally Floyd (computer scientist) - computer scientist needs to be default article; comic book character should be disambiguate
 * Mary-Claire King
 * Carol W. Greider
 * Daisy Dussoix - "Your Annie CY Chang example reminds me of Daisy Dussoix, who worked on restriction and modification in Werner Arber's lab. Arber received a lot of kudos for the uses of the range of enzymes he found, but Daisy disappeared."(nature)


 * missing women ornithologists (from Brewster Medal)
 * 2000 : Cynthia Carey
 * 2009 : Joanna Burger
 * 2011 : Sandra L. Vehrencamp


 * missing women paleontologists
 * Kathleen B. Pigg
 * Ruth A. Stockey
 * Helen Michel
 * María de Lourdes Lozano-Vilano
 * Melanie L. DeVore
 * Marie Zarriello
 * Diane M. Scott
 * Selena Y. Smith
 * Ruth Olive Schornhurst Breen


 * userified pages
 * Zoe Țapu

african americans in science

 * https://webfiles.uci.edu/mcbrown/display/faces.html
 * List of African-American inventors and scientists

notable scientists from women's bio dict

 * see also User:Dsp13/Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science

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 * valign="top" |
 * valign="top" |
 * valign="top" |

A - G

 * Mary Albertson
 * Aspasia - is this correct? we have Aspasia the Milesian but not Aspasia ...
 * Sarah Sophia Banks - sparse
 * Giuseppa Barbapiccola - sparce
 * Marie Catherine Biheron
 * Marie Gillain Bolvin
 * Mary Katharine Layne Brandegee - pathetically sparse
 * Elizabeth Knight Britton
 * Elizabeth Brown (astronomer) - Elizabeth Brown, English astronomer - www.sciencephoto.com/media/223761/view - United KingdomElizabeth Brown (1830-1899), English astronomer. Brown, one of many amateur astronomers in 19th-century Britain, taught herself the principles of science.
 * Mary Buckland
 * A. Grace Cook, astronomer
 * Estrella Eleanor Carothers
 * Agnes Mary Claypole
 * Ellen Mary Clerke and Agnes Mary Clerke - need better entries
 * Clara Eaton Cummings
 * Isabella Cunio
 * Florence Cushman - redirects to human computer; needs her own page
 * Lydia Adams Dewitt
 * June Etta Downey
 * Mary Anna Palmer Draper
 * Jeanne Dumee - needs more
 * Marie Dupré
 * Mary Orr Evershed
 * Fabiola (Roman physician), d. A.D. 399
 * Katherine Foot


 * Susanna Phelps Gage
 * Alessandra Gillani
 * Emily Gregory
 * Emily Ray Gregory
 * Francoise Marguerite de Sevigne Grignan - nothing about her science
 * Rebecca Guarna
 * Claudine Guyton de Morveau

H - L

 * Harriet Boyd Hawes
 * Marcia Keith ... physicist cwp
 * Elizabeth Isis Pogson Kent
 * Helen Dean King - needs more
 * Christine Kirch, b. circa 1696 - May 6, 1782, was a German astronomer. "Christine Kirch worked mainly in the background and supported her father, her mother, her brother, and later other astronomers at Berlin in calculating calendars and in carrying out astronomical observations. The daughter of the astronomer Gottfried Kirch and his second wife, Maria Kirch, and the sister of the astronomer Christfried Kirch, Christine Kirch was educated in astronomy by her parents. She assisted them in their astronomical observations during her childhood. It is reported that Christine Kirch, as a child, was mainly responsible for taking the time (or measuring time intervals by using a pendulum). When she was older, she was introduced to calendar making. Christine Kirch assisted first her mother and later her brother in calculating various calendars. Until 1740, she did not receive a regular salary for her contributions, but only occasionally small donations from the Berlin Academy ... " Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomy
 * Maria Winkelmann Kirch


 * Maria Louise Duges La Chapelle
 * Laïs - needs an article on the scientist
 * Marie Amelie Lalande
 * Marguerite Hessein La Sabliere
 * Lasthenia of Mantinea
 * Anne de La Vigne ... fr.wikipedia
 * Marie Paulze Lavoisier
 * Annie Law
 * Evelyn Leland
 * Graceanna Lewis - needs more
 * Jane Webb Loudon
 * Mary Horner Lyell


 * valign="top" |

M - R

 * Annie Russell Maunder
 * Mary Merrifield
 * Olive Thorne Miller - needs much more
 * Tarquinia Molza - her natural philosophy work needs more
 * Anne Moore - none of those in dab page appear to be correct
 * Mary Murtfeldt - minimal
 * Elsa Neumann
 * Olympias - maybe a different one?


 * Edith Marion Patch - minimal
 * Elizabeth Gifford Peckham
 * Florence Peebles ... photo @ woods hole ... Smithsonian inst ... biog dict of WIS ... HPS repository
 * Mary Engle Pennington
 * Mme du Pierry ... Louise Pierry


 * Dorothea Klumpke Roberts - love her eyes
 * Salpe - One example of such a midwife is Salpe of Lemnos, who wrote on women’s diseases and was mentioned several times in the works of Pliny. ( Ralph Jackson, Doctors and Diseases in the Roman Empire (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1988), p. 97 - also in Dinner Party / Judy Chicago )
 * Lucy Say - "Lucy Way Say was a groundbreaker, the first woman elected to join the elite membership of The Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, and an artist and scientist specializing in the little known fields of Conchology (the study of shells) and Malacology (the study of mollusks & shelled organisms). Born and raised a Quaker she trained as an artist studying at the Fretageot School, in hopes of obtaining employment as a teacher. She continued her studies as a pupil of the well known Naturalist and Painter John James Audubon and soon became a talented colorist. On her way to join the utopian society of New Harmony, IN. she met and married Thomas Say, who was often referred to as The Father of Conchology. Lucy and Thomas worked together until Thomas’ death at age 47 from typhoid fever in 1834. Lucy illustrated the specimens in Thomas’s book American Conchology. Heart broken, Lucy lived out her life helping to educate others." -- http://ahtheatre.org/america/home/lucy-say
 * Ellen Churchill Semple - stub
 * Louise-Anastasia Serment
 * Jane Sharp
 * Jennie Arms Sheldon, Jennie Marie Arms Sheldon, Jennie Maria Arms Sheldon. 1852-1938. amcent.mass.edu
 * Annie Trumbull Slosson
 * Emilie Snethlage
 * Julia Warner Snow ... um ... Smith Alumnae News, 1927. Julia W. Snow '88.  Botanist.
 * Mary Somerville
 * Sophia, electress of Hanover
 * Sophia Charlotte, Queen of Prussia
 * Sotira
 * Nettie Maria Stevens
 * Isabelle Stone, 1868-1944 CWP
 * Ella Church Strobell
 * Lorenza Strozzi

T - Z

 * Theano - needs dab cleanup
 * Saint Theodosia
 * Trotula - needs links from Women in medicine


 * Roxana Hayward Vivian
 * Margaret Floy Washburn
 * Louisa Wells
 * Sarah Whiting - needs some dab with Sarah Frances Whiting
 * Mary Whitney - minimal
 * Flammetta Wilson
 * Anna Winlock
 * Dorothy Wrinch - interesting!
 * Anne Sewell Young
 * Marie Zakrzewska - needs Women in medicine
 * }

20th century women in physics

 * from http://cwp.library.ucla.edu/


 * }

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Asian American

 * Indispensable Enemy - Alexander Plaisted Saxton (July 16, 1919 - August 20, 2012) was an American historian, novelist, and university professor. He was the author of the pioneering Indispensible Enemy (1975), one of the founding texts in Asian American studies.

African American

 * African Americans in academia / User:Lquilter/African Americans in academia
 * African Americans in science / User:Lquilter/African Americans in science
 * CIBA-GEIGY Exceptional Black Scientist / User:Lquilter/CIBA-GEIGY Exceptional Black Scientist
 * National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses / User:Lquilter/National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses
 * Fugitive slave narrative / User:Lquilter/Fugitive slave narrative - the genre
 * Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom / draft - Ellen Craft & William Craft, 1860


 * Leslie Pinckney Hill (1880–1960)(req. pre-2012-01-22) - African-American educator and writer; President, Cheyney State College;; ; ;

women

 * User talk:T. Anthony - useful list of mostly women who need articles
 * Kevin Gorman - list of women philosophers
 * Erin French - Maine chef / NYT 2017/08/01 ... AP News 2017/05/02 (40 seats, 8 months, reserved in a day with 10,000 phone calls) - Boston Globe 2017/0701 ... Martha Stewart Magazine ... USA Today 2017/6/6 ... Food & Wine March 31, 2015 ...


 * women in ...
 * Women's social clubs / User:Lquilter/Women's social clubs
 * Women and religion / User:Lquilter/Women and religion
 * Women in comedy / User:Lquilter/Women in comedy
 * Women in anthropology / User:Lquilter/Women in anthropology
 * Women in teaching, librarianship, and academia / User:Lquilter/Women in teaching, librarianship, and academia
 * Women in religious professions / User:Lquilter/Women in religious professions
 * Women in architecture and design / User:Lquilter/Women in architecture and design
 * Women in modeling / User:Lquilter/Women in modeling
 * Women in sports / User:Lquilter/Women in sports
 * Women as consumers / User:Lquilter/Women as consumers
 * Women in policing / User:Lquilter/Women in policing (should be law enforcement?) - history of women in policing, prominent and first women police, organizations, and issues
 * Women in legal professions / User:Lquilter/Women in legal professions ... copied to User:Peter morrell/women lawyers

notable women

 * Hypatia Bradlaugh Bonner / freeuk.com
 * Clara Colby / Clara Bewick Colby
 * Lucy N. Colman or Coleman
 * Elena Colombo ... User:Lquilter/drafts/Elena Colombo
 * Melissa Coray / draft ... Melissa Coray Peak
 * Ellen Battelle Dietrick
 * Beverly T. Galloway / draft ...- USDA
 * Anne Nicol Gaylor
 * Ella E. Gibson
 * Yvonne Gilbert (Anne Yvonne Gilbert) - fantasy and nature illustrator; illustrated The Unbroken Web by Richard Adams among other books; at least eight mentions in Wikipedia; [105]
 * Anne Habiby ... User:Lquilter/Anne Habiby
 * Jennie Harbour - children's book and postcard illustrator during art-deco era; [106]
 * Annie Henmyer, Henmyer, Annie (1827 - 1900), U.S. temperance activist; 1st pres. of Women's Christian Temperance Union 1874-1879 (WCTU) (cited in WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies)
 * Janet Hunt (req. pre-2012-01-22) - headteacher at Diss High School in Diss, Norfolk, England
 * Herma Hill Kay, Barbara Nachtrieb Armstrong Professor of Law ... / draft ...
 * Esther Kartiganer - TV producer NYT obit 2012/08/05 ...  / draft ...
 * Margaret Mary Kimmel (Margaret Kimmel) (req. pre-2012-01-22) - librarian and educator
 * Clara Savage Littledale ... User:Lquilter/drafts/Clara Savage Littledale
 * Barbara A. Osborne / draft
 * Estelle Osborne ... User:Lquilter/Estelle Osborne
 * Alice Peurala (draft)
 * Carla Pugh ... User:Lquilter/Carla Pugh
 * Masha Rudman google scholar
 * Shehu Sani - draft (Nigerian human rights activist) - October 2007, Shariah court in Kaduna, Nigeria, upheld ban of Sani's play about ocrrupt politician who uses Shariah to manipulate his constituents NYT 12/1 on shariah in nigeria
 * Ashley Schafer architect
 * Etta Semple
 * Marian Noel Sherman
 * Marjorie M. Shultz, Professor of Law (Emerita) / draft ...
 * Elmina D. Slenker / Elmina Drake Slenker - Comstock Act; freethinker
 * Helen Stratton (req. 2012.04.21) - (active turn of the century) children's stories and fairy tale illustrator; known for illustrating some of George MacDonald`s books and the fairy tales of Hans Christian Anderson, brothers Grimm and the Arabian Nights [109]


 * Florence Waren - Jewish dancer who resisted Nazis, NYT obit 2012/08/05 ... / draft ...
 * Jane Cooke Wright ... User:Lquilter/Jane Cooke Wright


 * American Physical Society Fellows - Pushpa Bhat, Latifa Elouadrhiri, Sharon Hammes-Schiffer, Cynthia Cattell.


 * done by others
 * Leonor Villegas de Magnón
 * Joy Reidenberg (draft)
 * Marilla M. Ricker
 * Suzanne Scotchmer Faculty Director, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology | Professor of Law | Professor, Economics / draft ...
 * Horatia Hamilton, Hamilton, Horatia - (1801 - 1881), English illegitimate daughter of Lady Hamilton & Horatio Nelson (cited in WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies)
 * Sarah Ann Glover (also try Sarah Glover) -(1785 - 1867), English music educator; invented sol-fa system (cited in WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies)
 * Eleanor Robson Belmont {search}, Belmont, Eleanor Robson - (1879 - 1979), U.S. (English-born) actress; inspiration for character Major Barbara in George Bernard Shaw's play "Major Barbara" 1905 (cited in WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies)
 * Esther Cleveland, Cleveland, Esther -(1893 - 1980), U.S. daughter of Grover Cleveland; only presidential child born in White House (cited in WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies)

gender / queer

 * gender/queer: See Wiki:Project Gender Studies and WPGS To Do and Category Pages
 * To do: Feminism stubs and Countering Systemic Bias and CSB Open Tasks ... WP LGBT


 * gender/queer: particularly adding & refining articles for notable women/queer folks in science and law; and de-sexifying language in entries in these areas
 * WikiProject LGBT studies/Notice board
 * WikiProject Deletion sorting/Sexuality and gender


 * }

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labor studies

 * Category:Labor studies (t) & related subcats Category:Labor studies scholars (talk), Category:Labour journals (t), Category:Labor history (t). Create categories & cat structure; needs head article; gather scholars & academics; gather organizations, awards, journals, topics. --Lquilter (talk) 19:54, 19 November 2007 (UTC)
 * Category:Labor disputes - need to do a "by year" subtree; add in to Category:Conflicts by year and also create a "legal disputes by year" category that has "cases by year". That will ultimately implicate the Category:Law by year (e.g., Category:20th century in law and Category:1905 in law) tree. First edit on this project: diff added Labor Slugger War to Category:20th century conflicts
 * Category talk:Labor disputes‎
 * }

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sf
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 * Buffalo Gals, and Other Animal Presences / User:Lquilter/Buffalo Gals, and Other Animal Presences
 * The Dispossessed
 * Beatrix Potter
 * Pregnancy in science fiction
 * Utopian and dystopian fiction
 * Utopia
 * science fiction esp feminist sf
 * Category:Fantasy tropes
 * WikiProject Science Fiction
 * WikiProject Deletion sorting/Science fiction
 * }

ipcyber1a

 * people
 * top 30 h-index IP scholars:
 * 1	Mark Lemley	Stanford	73
 * 2	Pamela Samuelson	UC Berkeley	43
 * 3	Lawrence Lessig*	Harvard	41
 * 4	Robert Merges	UC Berkeley	39
 * 5	Jerome Reichman	Duke	37
 * 6	Dan Burk	UC Irvine	35
 * 7	Jane Ginsburg	Columbia	34
 * 8	Rochelle Dreyfuss	NYU	31
 * 8	Yochai Benkler*	Harvard	31
 * 8	Rebecca Eisenberg	Michigan	31
 * 11	Peter Yu	Drake	29
 * 12	Gideon Parchomovsky*	Penn	26
 * 12	Raymond Nimmer*	Houston	26
 * 14	Peter Menell	UC Berkeley	25
 * 14	Christopher Yoo*	Penn	25
 * 14	Michael Froomkin*	Miami	25
 * 17	Jessica Litman 	Michigan	24
 * 17	Dennis Karjala Arizona State	24
 * 19	Wendy Gordon	Boston U	23
 * 20	Julie E. Cohen	Georgetown	22
 * 20	Jay Kesan	Illinois	22
 * 20	Michael Abramowicz*	GWU	22
 * 23	Michael Meurer	Boston U	21
 * 23	Jonathan Zittrain	Harvard	21
 * 23	Paul Heald	Illinois	21
 * 23	David McGowan	San Diego	21
 * 27	Paul Goldstein Stanford	20
 * 27	John Duffy	Virginia	20
 * 29	Arti Rai	Duke	 19
 * 29	David Post Temple 19


 * law profs: William Patry ... Margaret Jane Radin ... Paul Goldstein (legal scholar) ... Jessica Litman ...  Dan Burk ... Yochai Benkler ... James Boyle ... Tim Wu ... Diane Zimmerman ... Keith Aoki ... Peter Jaszi ... Lyman Ray Patterson ... Jack M. Balkin ... David Post ... Rochelle Dreyfuss ... Amy Adler ... Arti Rai ... Katherine Jo Strandburg ... Helen Nissenbaum ... James Grimmelmann ... Rebecca Tushnet ... Robert P. Merges, Faculty Director, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology | Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Professor of Law
 * 1A people: Newton Minow ... C. Edwin Baker ... Rodney Smolla ... Robert Post (legal scholar) ... Geoffrey Stone (First Amendment scholar) ... Nadine Strossen ...
 * librarianship : Prue Adler (ARL) ... Clifford Lynch (CNI) ... Jonathan Band (lawyer) ... Kenneth Crews ... Paul Courant
 * Elinor Ostrom ... Robert Darnton ...
 * privacy: Simson Garfinkel ... Jeffrey Rosen ... Deirdre Mulligan ... Chris Hoofnagle ...
 * Hal Varian ... Hal Abelson
 * net: Clay Shirky ...
 * copyright/OA: Kembrew McLeod ... Pat Aufderheide
 * Vandana Shiva ...

.
 * California Library Hall of Fame 2013 inductees:
 * Essae Martha Culver (1882-1973) – rural libraries pioneer, county librarian of Glenn, Butte, and Merced counties, and ALA president
 * Adelaide Hasse (1868-1953) – creator of the Superintendent of Documents Classification System still in use today, initiator of the first library-training program in California, and one of ALA’s “most influential library leaders of the 20th century”
 * Huell Howser (1945-2013) – library and literacy advocate extraordinaire
 * John Kallenberg (1942-2011) – Fresno County librarian and president of both CLA and the California Library Services Board
 * Ida May Reagan (1875-1971) – county library organizer and Butte County’s first county librarian
 * Gretchen Knief Schenk (1901-1989) – intellectual freedom defender, prolific author, and Washington state librarian
 * Dr. Kevin Starr (1940-   ) – California state librarian, author, and eloquent library spokesperson
 * Althea Warren (1886-1958) – Los Angeles Public Library director and president of both CLA and ALA
 * William Henry Weeks (1864-1936) – Carnegie libraries architect


 * publications
 * Toward a Fair Use Standard - law review by Pierre Leval
 * Nimmer on Copyright, a copyright treatise initially written by Melville Nimmer, now revised by David Nimmer. ... hard to overstate how important in copyright law this treatise has been.


 * statutes & cases
 * Bill Graham Archives v. Dorling Kindersley, Ltd. (2d Cir 2006)
 * User:Lquilter/drafts/American Geophysical Union v. Texaco, Inc., 60 F.3d 913 (2d Cir. 1995)
 * Authors Guild v. HathiTrust (SDNY Oct. 10, 2012)


 * various important appellate fair use cases: Leibovitz v. Paramount Pictures Corp., others
 * Arizona H.B. 2281
 * Berlin v. E.C. Publications, Inc., 329 F.2d 541 (2d Cir 1964)
 * Dr. Seuss Enterprises L.P. v. Penguin Books USA, Inc., 109 F.3d 1394 (9th Cir.), cert. dismissed, 521 U.S. 1146 (1997)
 * Elsmere Music, Inc. v. National Broadcasting Co. (NBC), 623 F.2d 252 (2d Cir. 1980)
 * Fisher v. Dees, 794 F.2d 432 (9th Cir. 1986)
 * Hustler Magazine, Inc. v. Moral Majority, Inc., 796 F.2d 1149 (9th Cir. 1986)
 * Kelly v. Arriba Soft Corp., 336 F.3d 811 (9th Cir. 2003)
 * Lee v. A.R.T. Co., 125 F.3d 580 (7th Cir. 1997)
 * Maxtone-Graham v. Burtchaell, 803 F.3d 1253 (2d Cir. 1986)
 * New Era Publications, Int'l v. Carol Publishing Group, 904 F.2d 152 (2d Cir. 1990)
 * Newton v. Diamond, 388 F.3d 1189 (9th Cir. 2003)
 * Salinger v. Random House, Inc., 811 F.2d 90 (2d Cir. 1987) - "The court stopped the publication of a biography that quoted from Salinger's unpublished letters. The unpublished nature of the letters weighed heavily against the author's claim of fair use, as did the amount taken, which included close paraphrases as well as direct quotations. While the court said that unpublished works would "normally enjoy complete protection against copying", Congress rejected this position by amending the copyright statute to say that "[t]he fact that a work is unpublished shall not itself bar a finding of fair use." (17 U.S.C. § 107.)"
 * Zatarains, Inc. v. Oak Grove Smokehouse, Inc., 698 F.2d 786 (5th Cir. 1983)


 * other concepts etc
 * articles: piracy and warez and other related entries
 * more work: WP Law
 * copyright, free expression, first amendment ... need to do Computer law
 * Fair use - splitting off TM fair use, needs to shift to US fair use
 * Category talk:Movement against intellectual property - unanswered comment
 * Category:Copyright law - still needs categories to gather up all the licensing issues, all the copyright-related works


 * organizations
 * Copyright Society of the U.S.A.


 * }

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activists

 * queer activists: Mandy Carter ... National Black Justice Coalition


 * Peter Barton (journalist) - User:Lquilter/Peter Barton (journalist) - Userified deleted page
 * BCAC - User:Lquilter/BCAC - Userified deleted page
 * Ralph Crenshaw, Portland activist - oregonlive.com 5/2014


 * list @ Opzij


 * Category:Activists proposal:
 * People associated with X movement ...
 * - activists
 * - - advocates (membership in organizations if defining attribute; advocacy if oral or written advocacy, attends protest movements)
 * - - organizers / leaders
 * - - direct activists (sit-ins, etc)
 * - - etc
 * - scholars
 * - critics
 * - targets


 * Category:Free speech activists needs description, article
 * Category:Activists


 * Jerry DeWitt (draft) - nola.com 2012/06 ... [ http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/26/magazine/from-bible-belt-pastor-to-atheist-leader.html?pagewanted=all nyt 2012/08/26]
 * Larry Gibson - DONE by others. Keeper of the Mountains / founder Keeper of the Mountains Foundation - Appalachia's Lorax. d. 2012 Sept. huffpost obit 9/9.  mttop removal

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 * }

political art
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 * activist/Political art categorization issues
 * Category:Political fiction
 * Nadine Gordimer (t)
 * }

anarchism

 * Emma Goldman
 * Chris Carlsson
 * Murray Bookchin
 * Category:Anarchist organizations
 * Category:Anarchist publications
 * }

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other stuff

 * law profs / academics
 * The Coming of Post-Industrial Society / Daniel Bell
 * Herbert Kohl / should we burn babar. Needs clean-up.
 * War at Home
 * Henry Jenkins


 * medical & scientific illustrators
 * fantasy illustrators
 * cats & cat genetics
 * radical libraries & archives
 * WP:AFD


 * }

wikipedia stuff
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policy & essay drafts & notes

 * User:Lquilter/Episodes Guide
 * User:Lquilter/PSTS
 * User:Lquilter/Surnames Guide
 * User:Lquilter/Harmonious editing
 * User:Lquilter/Ubx Spanish Civil War


 * }

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{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" | cats, lists, etc.

cats, lists, etc
{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" |    --- cat cleanup ORGANIZATIONS
 * }

orgs
{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" |    --- cat cleanup AWARDS
 * Category:Museums by year of establishment
 * Category:Organizations by year of establishment
 * Category:Organizations ... talk
 * Wikipedia:WikiProject Organizations ... talk
 * Wikipedia:WikiProject Organizations/Thematically ordered organizations ... talk
 * Category:Organization categories to adjust ... talk
 * Category talk:Legal organizations unasnwered cmt re: Category:Legal organizations and Category:Legal organizations
 * Category:Patient's organizations needs to be renamed; waiting on cmt
 * Category:Humanitarian aid needs to have a subcat for humanitarian aid orgs
 * Category talk:Student societies‎
 * Category talk:Philatelic associations and societies (CFD 12/2007)
 * speedy Category:International non-profit organizations on 12/8 or 12/9
 * Category talk:Military organization‎, Category talk:Military organization‎s
 * User_talk:Slarre (check back 12/21 or so)
 * Organizations associated with ... can follow same pattern, I think, with cross-links at top of org & people categories.
 * }

awards cleanup
{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" |    --- cat cleanup WORKS & PUBCTNS
 * Category:Awards (by year of establishment)
 * Category:Science and engineering awards - clean up and standardize "x awards" subcategory names; diffuse into subcategories; add year of establishment to all categories; fill out award winners where needed; eventually work to filling in redlinks for award-winners
 * Category:Humanitarian awards - created cat, need to fill out different awards & find misplaced awards
 * Category:Awards ... Category:Prizes ... Category:Recipients of formal honors ... Category:Award winners ... Category:Prize winners
 * Category talk:Environmental sciences awards and competitions propose deleting 12/21
 * proposal to WP-ODM: broaden scope ?
 * Talk:Awards comparable to Eagle Scout
 * Clearing out Category:Award winners
 * noting that contents of NASA awards category has very little subject categorization -- just lost w/in nasa awards cat -- and no year cats
 * }

works & pubs
{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" |    --- cat cleanup EVENTS
 * Category talk:Publications
 * }

events
{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" |    --- cat cleanup CONFLICTS
 * Category:Events
 * Category talk:Social events - issue between Category:Organized events and Category:Social events
 * }

conflicts
{| class="toccolours collapsible collapsed" style="background-color:#CCFFCC;clear:both;margin:0.5em;border:0px" width="100%" ! style="background:#BBEEBB; align=center" |    --- cat cleanup SCHOLARS & ACADEMICS
 * Category:Legal disputes
 * Category:Conflicts
 * see also labor studies below - Category:Labor disputes - need to do a "by year" subtree; add in to Category:Conflicts by year and also create a "legal disputes by year" category that has "cases by year". That will ultimately implicate the Category:Law by year (e.g., Category:20th century in law and Category:1905 in law) tree. First edit on this project: diff added Labor Slugger War to Category:20th century conflicts
 * Category talk:Labor disputes‎
 * }

scholars/acs

 * Category:Scholars by subject and Category:Academics by subject
 * Wikipedia:Manual of Style (flags)... talk
 * Category talk:Science fiction academics
 * Category talk:Cultural academics
 * Category talk:Academics, Category talk:Scholars, Category talk:Academics by subject, Category talk:Scholars by subject
 * Category talk:Religion scholars - User:JoergenB
 * Category talk:Academics by nationality (CFD by 12/31 or so)
 * Category talk:Journalism academics (need to ping CFD discussants)
 * Category talk:Faculty by university in the United States unanswered cmt
 * }
 * }