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Harvard University president Lawrence Summers recently sparked debate when he raised the issue of whether biological differences could partly account for the under-representation of women in top academic positions in the sciences. Columnist Natasha Kohne says Summers' inquiry reminds her that women were once viewed as unfit to practice law due to their perceived fragility. But since then, she says, the fairer sex has not only succeeded in the legal profession but has changed the practice for the better.
February 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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