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A lecturer at a prestigious university in China has been heavily criticised for teaching a class that objectifies women and reinforces old-fashioned female stereotypes. ....
office, our state s leaders had come together to pass bipartisan measures that were making a difference. in reading and math, our student were in the top. that reveals what good teachers will do if the system will let them. the problem was, this success wasn t shared. a significant achievement gap between students of different races remain. so we set out to do our best to close it. i urge faster interventions and promote science and excellence skills in schools and propose paying bonuses to our best teachers. i refuse to weaken testing standards and instead raise them. students now many massachusetts have to pass an exam in math and english and i added a science requirement as well. i put in place a merit scholarship for all those students who excelled the top 25% of students in each high school in massachusetts were awarded a john and abigail scholarship, four years of learning. and not only did our test scores improve, we also narrowed the achievement gap. they were n ....
Person, it doesn t mean she knows much about engineering or rocket science if you re making comments about engineering or rocket science. i think rosen s point was the idea you can t talk to women directly and have to go through your wife. and there are many other women who have voices you ve not been listening to. one in four mothers in this country are single mothers. half of those single mothers as heads of their family make less than $25,000 a you re. the new york times article you re referring to says one in every furlough income single mothers is jobless and without cash aid which is roughly 4 million women and children. talk to them. talk to some of those mothers and also talk about those mothers who are working who haven t had the privilege of having a husband provide for them as they do the incredibly important work of rearing children. i think that the democrats feel like this is ultimate lly battle romney is not going to win. i think they feel the issue of wome ....
Can say good morning, danny and i say, danny and he ll look at me and say, good morning, mommy. this took years, but he does it now. you know? i can say i love you, danny. and he ll say, i love you, mommy. now, you know, i have to prompt him, but we have this communication now. every single thing, the fact that he can feed himself, dress himself. you miss these things because they happen really quickly in a kind of just regular kind of situation of rearing children. so thank you for mentioning that. i wanted to make sure i did. because i m sure that s helpful to a lot of parents out there. didi conn, an absolute pleasure to talk to you this morning. i like your blue tie. everybody can wear blue today. thank you so much. didi conn, thank you for your time this morning. we re at 27 minute past the hour. we ll talk about a boston doctor ....
Running out of time. prince charles is 32 years old. the future king needs to settle down, to marry and to produce an heir to the throne. you just knew from the buzz in the air there was a lot of pressure on charles to pick a suitable mate. was it an arranged marriage? diana s grandmother, lady ruth, was lady in waiting to queen elizabeth the queen mother. queen elizabeth the queen mother doted on charles and whispered in his ear about this beautiful young girl. it was a setup. i think the phrase was that she would be the perfect brood mare. brood mare? yes, that s how they viewed diana. for rearing children basically. right. charles would have to decide whether he wants to marry her. but who couldn t want to marry that beautiful young thing? and he thought that she would ....