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Pregnant teenagers and unwed mothers were once virtually invisible and unmentionable. But now the hush has ended: yesterday's secret has become today's national problem. Says Associate Editor Claudia Wallis, who wrote this week's cover story: "These kids are black, white, rich, poor. They live everywhere. What they have in common is little sense of their own futures...
...take if disabling complications occur and the patient's quality of life becomes marginal. Says he: "We thought it was going to be either yes or no. That he was either going to live or die." No one counted on a state of existence somewhere in between. --By Claudia Wallis. Reported by Barbara Dolan/Louisville
...Crittenton Center: "The girls tell me, 'Before I was pregnant, I was nothing. Now I am somebody. I'm a mother.' " As long as adolescents look in the mirror and see nobody there, they are likely to seek identity by becoming--ready or not--somebody's mother. --By Claudia Wallis. Reported by Cathy Booth/New York, Melissa Ludtke/Los Angeles and Elizabeth Taylor/Chicago
Indeed, Lee Professor of Economics Claudia Goldin, who has spent much of her career as a scholar-economist examining the roots of women’s roles in the economy, urged more dispassionate and intensive analysis of gender disparities in academia during the fallout from Summers’ speech...
...professors see the shift toward centralization as an unqualified loss for the University. Lee Professor of Economics Claudia Golden says Summers’ instincts to centralize control will make for speedier execution of University-wide initiatives...