Women judges bias in evaluating women’s work study
San Diego State University psychology professor Robert Kaplan reports that male judges rate an attractive female author’s work higher, while female judges show no such bias and neither gender favors attractive males. The experiment involved 35 male and 35 female undergraduates rating essays with attached photos, revealing selective discrimination against women by both sexes unless the author has proven success. Kaplan notes women tend to judge other women less favorably unless the woman has “made it,” and that external factors bias men less when evaluating women.
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Jackie Onassis Hosts Met Benefit For Russian Costume Exhibit
In New York Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, chairwoman, attends the Metropolitan Museum of Art benefit in a white crystal pleated Mary McFadden gown. The Glory of Russian Costume exhibition from the Kremlin and Hermitage in Leningrad opens to the public today.
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Spectrum show at Sam's Gallery draws local artists
A weekend preview of Spectrum at Hayward's Sam's Gallery drew 200 to 250 fans. The all juried 48 works range from high school to professional artists. Brenda Lukin's pencil Blue Still Life and Betsy Kellas's Form and Content The Rice Paper Box were purchased for the permanent collection. Five merit awards were given and Larry Wright won the $50 People’s Choice for Jars. Natalie Mitchell led as event chairman. The show runs Wednesdays to Sundays from noon to 4 pm through Jan 9.
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Newark Juniors Aid Children Holiday Gift Project
The Newark Junior Women’s Club launches a Christmas tree project to aid needy children. Four trees with paper ornaments display a child’s first name and age at three local banks and a restaurant. Shoppers may select a name, buy a gift valued at $1 to $2, wrap it, and return it to the tree of origin by December 20.
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Singers to party at Slillview Crest Mother event
The Slillview Crest Mother singers will hold their annual Christmas party Monday. Hostess will be Dora Crimes of Fremont. Festivities will include Agit ex change and refreshments.
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Manzanita Branch Plans Christmas Luncheon In San Leandro
A Christmas luncheon at the San Leandro home of Mrs. Peter Porrino, newly elected president of Manzanita Branch, Children’s Essuall Medical Center, is planned for Tuesday. A business meeting precedes the noon event with officers Mrs. John Poulos, vice president, Mrs. Raymond Schorum, recording secretary, Mrs. Peter Valetta, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Douglas Hederighi, treasurer, attending.
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