Word: carolers
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...some women who choose to change their names, the fight may have gone too far. "It was drummed into me [at college] that marriage was an inherently oppressive institution and that child rearing was an insult to my talents," says Carol Holyoke, 39, who shocked her feminist friends when she took her new husband's name four years ago. "So perhaps I feel a touch of rebelliousness in shirking a doctrine that ultimately seemed oppressive to me because it was slathered on so thick." The decision to become a Holyoke, she says, was empowering. "I was adopted at 18 months...
...have more reason to be angry than I do but whose faith is so important, who love their church so much, that they stay. The new Pope is not going to drive me out. Progressive Catholics need to stay in the church and work harder than ever for change. Carol Eckert Tempe, Arizona...
MentorNet CEO Carol Muller called the project a collaborative effort, but said that plans to address the issue were already underway before Summers’ January remarks, in which he suggested that “differences in intrinsic aptitude” may account for the underrepresentation of women in math and science...
...CAROL ECKERT -- Tempe, Ariz...
...evidence linking menopause to mood swings and fuzzy thinking, despite lots of anecdotal reports, is less clear. "One of the challenges of this research is teasing out which symptoms are associated with menopause and which are simply the result of aging," says Dr. Carol Mangione, the UCLA professor of medicine who led the NIH panel. The point is, if you need relief, hormone replacement is worth considering. It's best to start with as low a dose as is effective. But many women find they do just fine without it. --By Christine Gorman