Tradition and happiness beyond stereotype
A brief piece questions whether happiness can be found by bucking social stereotypes. It presents reflection on personal choice and cultural expectations and suggests that fulfillment may come from authentic paths rather than conformity.
Nontraditional roles wash out by midlife study finds
Florine Livson of the University of California Berkeley reports on the Oakland Growth Study, tracing 200 youths from age 11 to 50. Traditional types maintain high mental health. nontraditional men and women show stress by age 40 but improve by age 50, with mental health scores at 50 matching traditional peers.
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Joes
Josephines
Florine B. Livson
Institute of Human Development
University of California At Berkeley
Livson
Beenan
Thei
Questions Women Ask Facts on endometriosis
The article discusses endometriosis causes with backward uterine bleeding as a leading theory and implants outside the uterus on ovaries tubes and other organs. It notes infertility may arise from tubal adhesions and scarring and explains conservative surgery aims to destroy implants remove cysts and free adhesions to relieve symptoms and improve fertility, while pregnancy can help while treatment requires joint patient husband decision.
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Eleanor B. Rodgerson
M.D. Copley
Cervix
Say yes to new career ROCHESTER NY engineering adviser urges girls
Regina McAvoy a 24 year old industrial engineer at Eastman Kodak in Rochester urges girls to pursue engineering despite psychological barriers She notes hard work in math and science is needed and cites her path from Hunter College to Penn State for graduate study and research work before Kodak.
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Rochester
N.Y
Regina McAvoy
Industria
Eastman Kodak Co
McAvoy
Hunter College
New York
Pennsylvania State University
Kodak
Penn State
Institute For Research On Land and Water Resources
Calendar Club Governor's Day Events Across Sororities
The schedule lists Beta Sigma Phi chapters meeting at 8 p.m. at various locations including Maya Clubhouse and Linda Harmeyer’s home. Program topics include Viva La Difference and My Half of the Apple with speakers Susan Seiler and Aloen Kumlin. Valle Vista Garden Club meets 1 p.m. Nancy Grimm receives scholarship. La Sertoma Scottsdale hosts Governor's Day luncheon noon at Dale Anderson’s with Mrs Morris Hicks and others. Scottsdale NA of A'tauntants meets 6:30 p.m. at SunBurst Hotel to discuss January Technical Session.
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Gamma Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Linda Harmeyer
E. Belleview
Susan Seiler
Beta Rho
Judy Hoffman
E. Montebello
Aloen Kumlin
Shirley King
la Sertoma Club
Scottsdale
Dale Anderson
Morris A. Hicks
Tucson
la Sertoma
Nancy’Ann Grimm
Robert Grimm
Nancy
Arizona State University
Scottsdale Area
National Association of A’tauntants
SunBurst
Sinner
Mom and Tot Swim Classes Begin at Scottsdale YMCA
Class set Mom and Tot swim sessions start Monday at 11 am at the Scottsdale YMCA. Interested persons should contact the Scottsdale YMCA for details and enrollment.
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Scottsdale
Tumbleweed home opens to aid runaways in Phoenix
In Phoenix at 309 W. Portland the Tumbleweed house offers a short term refuge for runaways with counseling and a home setting. Phoenix Soroptimist and Scottsdale clubs led a repaint and redecorating effort with donations of towels blankets and more from local groups and donors.
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Portland
Phoenix
Phoenix Soroptimist Club
Scottsdale Club
Peg Ludwig
Ellie Hill
Ludwig
Maricopa County
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