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Assistant Professor of Sociology Prudence L. Carter, who has done work on the sociology of education while at Harvard, suggested that such continuing gender-based discrimination may shape female...
...know that the wage differential is still quite gendered, females may feel compelled to get more education to reach a certain wage bracket,” said Carter. “Parents may also place more pressure on daughters because of a sense that women have a double hurdle to jump...
According to Carter, other reasons for greater female representation at the college level may include the pursuit of more vocational and military jobs by men, the perception of the school as a female-dominated space or even the greater social control exercised by parents over girls in the academic realm...
According to Assistant Professor of Sociology and Council member Prudence L. Carter, Grosz also presented the recommendations made by a 1991 task force on women, of which she was a member. While some of those recommendations have since been implemented, Carter said, others have “fallen through the cracks...
DIED. SOL LINOWITZ, 91, lawyer, businessman and diplomat who advised Presidents Johnson, Carter and Clinton; at his home in Washington. As an attorney, he acquired the rights to technology that built Xerox into one of the nation's largest companies. He went on to a life of diplomacy, helping negotiate the historic transfer of the Panama Canal to Panama and later representing Carter in the Middle East negotiations that followed the 1978 Camp David accords...