Word: schwartzes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Claiming that he had already been unfairly "tried and convicted in the press," Dr. Lionel A. Schwartz, 66, said he plans to retire permanently on May 15. In an interview yesterday, Schwartz said the press coverage of the case that began last April had made a fair hearing impossible...
...this happened 15 years ago--most of the articles make you think it happened yesterday. Since then I have had extensive rehabilitation. Most people I know have called it real yellow journalism. [The newspapers] give no credit to the fact that I can and have changed," Schwartz said...
...first of the three women began the state licensing board's investigation by submitting a formal complaint to the board claiming that Schwartz had had sex with her while she was his patient. Since then, two other women have come forward with similar complaints. One of the women was a Wellesley College student during Schwartz's tenure as chief counselor at Wellesley...
...their losses, Schwartz believes, companies must find a way to segregate "career-primary" women from "career-and-family" women. She argues that most working mothers would gladly trade advancement and high pay for the chance to spend more time with their families, and corporations would benefit from retaining them in less demanding middle-management positions...
...Schwartz seems surprised that her article provoked a storm of criticism. Says she: "Companies aren't looking for ways to keep women down. They are looking for tools to help women surface." Even if Schwartz's methods have met a resounding "ugh," meeting that goal is crucial for women as well as their employers. Nearly two-thirds of all new workers in the labor force over the next decade will be women. That is the most compelling argument against any notion that companies can afford to sideline the millions of workingwomen who will decide to become mothers as well...