Older women face tough return to college life
Older women resuming college face financial and personal challenges despite rising enrollment. Census figures show women's share of students nears 46 percent, with 35 and over cohorts expanding dramatically. MSU and others offer entry points, flexible schedules, and support centers to help them gain new identities and careers.
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Chicago
U.S
United States Census Bureau
Michigan State University
Lansing
Mildred Erickson
MSU
Cerns
Elaine Binder
Women’s Equity Action League
Washington
D.C
Honesty urged as best path to housework help
A New Orleans report cites Albert Vice’s Christmas release from jail and a Brigham Young University expert Terrance Olson urging direct, honest requests to spouses for sharing chores. Olson argues education increases cooperation and notes early parental involvement prevents teen resistance while promoting practical, noncoercive dialogue.
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New Orleans
UPI
Albert Vice
Vice
Criminal District Court
Eddie Sapir
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Terrance D. Olson
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Olson
Olsen
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Chinese food could make us healthier
Jacqueline Newman argues Chinese cookery offers nutritional benefits for Americans. She and her husband use two gas stoves from Hong Kong in their all electric home kitchen while teaching students about low sodium sauces, stir fry, and bean products.
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Jacqueline Newman
Hong Kong
New York City
Leonard Newman
Crown Colony
Newman
Queens College
New York
Queens
Journal of Home Economics
Smithtown
N.Y
New York University
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