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To: tejek who wrote (224379)	3/16/2005 6:08:09 PM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572266

Tejek, more of the same: "At the January conference, Summers argued that intrinsic differences in ability are a key reason why fewer women are in the applicant pool for jobs at the highest levels of science." Clueless Funny, but I distinctly recall male-dominated university researchers that preferred auto SPEED PERFORMANCE rather than auto SAFETY research, back in the late 80s. Maybe they should look in the mirror and ask themselves what THEIR role is in the lack of women in research. But of course, it's easier to blame women. How ironic. cnn.com Regards, Amy J