Can woman have it all? What both sexes say
A 35-year-old woman's marriage ends after 11 years as she pursued a career and delayed children. Readers react with varied opinions on balancing work and family, critiquing the women movement and male expectations, while noting the strain on relationships and dinner-table expectations.
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Beta Sigma Phi Royalty Crowned At Mu Sigma Dinner
Cindy Fetcenko of Mu Sigma sorority was named Beta Sigma Phi sweetheart at the annual dinner dance with her husband Raymond sharing the honor. The selection cited involvement, poise, and personality despite broader debates on women's roles and marriage.
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Women sustain more knee and thigh injuries in basketball
Northwestern University sports physician Dr. H Bates Noble reports in American Medical News that women incurred higher knee and thigh injuries including sprains and bruises than men among Chicago Bulls and Hastie players, while men had more muscle spasms. The study found 13.8 bruises per 1000 exposures for women versus 7.9 for men. Both genders could benefit from conditioning, with men urged to improve flexibility and women to bolster strength and power to prevent joint injuries.
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