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...Houston, where her irreverent approach to office routine was not appreciated. The CBS station in New York City was delighted to have a witty, outspoken reporter on its staff, and sent her out to cover general-assignment and humaninterest stories. Eventually, she was given the chance to operate heavier machinery at NBC. She wrote for and co-anchored Weekend and NBC News Overnight, feature- journalism shows that were mostly seen in off-peak viewing hours. Yet Ellerbee seems to have had a prime time. "And So It Goes" is a breezy collection of anecdotes about covering the news both soft...
Since 1950 the body weight of women between the ages of 20 and 30 has been increasing, yet the ideals for women have been decreasing, says EPO co-director Julie M. Mihelich '86. "Women are biologically heavier, but [are under pressure] to become slimmer," she says...
...Fallopian tubes, resulting in a variety of symptoms and degrees of discomfort. Because endometriosis has been associated with delayed childbearing, it is sometimes called the "career woman's disease." But recent studies have shown that the disorder strikes women of all socioeconomic groups and even teenagers, though those with heavier, longer or more frequent periods may be especially susceptible. Says Dr. Donald Chatman of Chicago's Michael Reese Hospital: "Endometriosis is an equal-opportunity disease...
While their heavier counterparts race on the Charles, the lightweights are off to Lake Carnegie in Princeton, N.J., for a crucial contest with the Tigers and Yale in the 61st annual charge for the Goldwaith...
According to Mihelich, since 1950 the body weight of women between ages 20 and 30 has been increasing, yet the ideals for women have been decreasing. "Women are biologically heavier, but [are under pressure] to become slimmer," she says...