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... flaming-women's libtradition ...Unisex took over, and Petticoat Reign became Guysand Dolls Day. Before and after that there appearedno other major movements in women's government.Possibly this was due to previous changes inwomen's hours and dorm rules. All in all,women students were as quiet as their counterpartsforty years ago; they accepted the status quo.A small ripple in the calm did occur round aboutNovember when;, wrapped in "Fifth Avenue"fashions, the editors from Mademoiselle Magazinecame to campus because of the "general charisma"of Denver and the average annual income of thetypical D.U. parent. They were disappointed.Not only was the charisma veiled under a layer offresh snow, but t~e typical coed they were seekingthey never found. With great care, the editors, inflaming women's lib tradition, chose students to modelclothes that they thought we should wear; pulledout their male photographers and hair stylist, whowere truly sweet, and tried an instant make-overof the representational few. The make-over lastedjust long enough to get a few photographs. Girlsunder hairdryers gave the finger in a rather accuratesummation of how Mademoiselle would laterrepresent D.U. in their "liberated" magazine.254