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President Horner was on hand yesterday with about 100 other women to celebrate the opening of the Radcliffe-Harvard Women's Center in its new quarter on the first floor of Agassiz Theatre.
A group of female undergraduates and graduate students organized the center last year as a clearinghouse for information on women's issues.
The center, which is funded by the Radcliffe Union of Students, has sponsored courses this year in feminist theory, medical self-help and self-defense, as well as consciousness-raising groups and informal counselling.
Margaret R. Hunt '76, a member of the center, said yesterday its function is to satisfy women's interests "not met by the University."
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