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...Missouri's Michael Podgursky: "I don't know of any other profession that has such a bewildering set of regulations, which lack coherence and have such complexity." Ken Gibson, a former geophysicist who teaches physics at Chamblee High, found the process of obtaining certification "demeaning." Though he has a bachelor's degree in physics, a master's in geophysics and plenty of engineering experience, he had to "jump through hoops," gaining certification only after two years of teaching and three years of education courses at various institutions...
Harmanjit Singh and Keetha Mock would seem to have just about nothing in common. Singh, 25, is a bachelor, a graduate of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology and a computer programmer for Lucent Technologies in California's Silicon Valley. Mock, 39, is a divorced mother of three in Pontiac, Mich., and a former welfare client who until last Christmas had never worked steadily. But in their diversity, they exemplify one reason for the amazing length and strength of the U.S. boom. Despite all the recent gyrations in the stock market, the longest economic expansion in U.S. history...
Malcolm also presented figures for women in different fields of science. She noted the declining number of women at the bachelor's level in computer science and the dramatic increase of women in the life sciences...
...worked at a variety of odd jobs, and years later, with middle-age looming, decided that it was time to get married. So he arranged for a month off from work, called home to let his parents know when he would be arriving in Athens and cleaned up his bachelor apartment in preparation for the bride...
...Somewhere in the course of a 25-year marriage, my parents fell in love. They grew to see one another as more than just a partner they could pay off a mortgage with. Instead, the 19-year-old village girl and the 37-year-old bachelor had matured into people worth questioning nurses for, worth demanding second opinions for, worth protecting from hurried doctors and sloppy caretakers, worth spending nights in the emergency room for, worth putting their lives on hold...