this final sentence: "We plan to draw on our past connections
to continue both the feminist commitment and interdisciplinary
character of Signs."

"That was the first time the word 'feminist' had been used,"
Gelpi said. "And the University of Chicago Press called back to
ask, 'Do you really want that?'"

Toward the end of the first year's operation, the community of
faculty and staff who had coalesced around the journal were
devastated by the death of Rosaldo in an accident while she was
conducting field work.

"In some ways, I think feminist scholarship as a whole, and
certainly Signs at Stanford, never recovered from Shelley's
death," Strober said. "The editorial Nan [Keohane] wrote for the
feminist theory issue, that she had been editing jointly with
Shelley, in effect said that this was a loss that would never be
made up."

Although Keohane would leaveThree people were injured in a shooting in the French city of Lille.

The local paper, La Voix du Nord reported that the injuries were not life threatening.

The shots were fired near the Porte'd'Arras metro station in the south of the city.

One of those hurt was reported to be a 14 year old boy, who suffered a leg wound. Another was wounded in the neck. A third was taken to Saint-Vincent-de-Paul hospital.

Emergency services were deployed in the area. The identity of those injured was unknown.

Initial reports suggested that the shooting was a settling of scores among local criminals.