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Major Nikon

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2. The OP seems to indicate it's a form of social justice

Reply to Romeo.lima333 (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 14, 2015, 01:41 PM

Apr 2015

Our results, coupled with actuarial data on real-world academic hiring showing a female advantage, suggest this is a propitious time for women beginning careers in academic science.

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but how can that be with the war on women raging Romeo.lima333 Apr 2015 #1

The OP seems to indicate it's a form of social justice Major Nikon Apr 2015 #2

I think it's more basic lumberjack_jeff Apr 2015 #3

This doesn't superise me at all Sen. Walter Sobchak Apr 2015 #4