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The “Beth Schneider Effect” on the Sociology of Sexualities Beth Schneider was the chair of my department the year I was hired and retired last winter. During the time I have come to know Beth, she quickly became one the models of the kind of feminist mentor and scholar I endeavor to be. But, before I knew her, I was pretty nervous to meet Dr. Schneider when I arrived on campus for my interview. What I later learned was that my initial interactions were sort of classic Beth. While hiring me, Beth also mentored me through the hiring process—with more than a bit of feminist panache. If yo...

More ethnically diverse bone marrow donors needed to save lives 10 Apr 2021 Too monochrome: The world’s pool of bone marrow donations are kept in cold storage vaults such as this one in Dresden, Germany. (Robert Michael/Picture Alliance) A lack of ethnic diversity among donors, coupled with cultural myths, have led to a paucity of bone marrow donors, resulting in hundreds of avoidable deaths caused by leukaemia and other blood-related diseases. According to Jane Ward, the deputy director of the South African Bone Marrow Registry (SABMR), the lack of sufficient education to counter cultural ...

Credit Book Cover Over the last century there has been a major shift in the relationship between men and women. Author Jane Ward explores that change in her new book "The Tragedy of Heterosexuality". Listen

Readers issue lockdown 4 warning after police called to crowds gathering in Nottingham park Some were less critical of the scenes in the Arboretum though The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and y...

Edgeworthstown family suspected of running illegal puppy farm to face Circuit Court Reporter:  '); Several members of an Edgeworthstown family that gardaí suspect of running an illegal puppy farm have been served with the book of evidence and will go to Circuit Court. Jonathan Wykes, Jane Ward, Margaret Stokes, Johanna Wykes and Chantel Stokes, all of Lisnanagh, Edgeworthstown appeared at last week’s sitting of Granard District Court and will reappear at Longford Circuit Court on June 1. A sixth family member, Kevin Stokes was due to appear at Tuesday’s sitting of Longford District Cou...