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Powerful Subjects: Are Women Really Taking Over the University

1 review
Jocey Quinn

Trentham Books, 2003

Not just gender factors
Most universities in the developed world now have slight majorities of female students. In some cases, this has been true for decades. Accordingly, as these students graduate and some of them ascend academia, so too is the female composition of the faculty expanding. Can or does this lead to any qualitative changes in a university? Quinn explores the various facets of this. She concentrates on ...

Lesbians Are So Chic...: ...That We Are Not Really Lesbians at All (Listen Up!)

3 reviews
Laura Cottingham

Continuum, 1996

Chasing Laura
This is an excellent book by an outstanding author who loves art and who loves other women, and also fine meals and the right NY and Berlin parties. Laura manages to make lesbians seem warm, fuzzy and inviting, and indeed, one almost develops a certain attraction to her. I am somewhat biased having had a passionate and romantic sexual affair with the author at one time, and knowing her to be ...

Men Really Are Simple: Easy Rules to Get Along with Your Man

1 review
Marianne

AuthorHouse, 2006

Well,
this really depends on how clueless you are about men. I did learn one thing. So it was pretty good and accurate. I asked my boyfriend about what I read (he recommended it, hint...hint) and he agreed with everything that is in there. so i guess it depends on ur knowledge.

Brave Dames and Wimpettes: What Women Are Really Doing on Page and Screen (Library of Contemporary Thought)

5 reviews
Susan Isaacs

Ballantine Books, 1999

Instead of reading this book, read Molly Haskells
I work in publishing and so have the nasty habit of reading the acknowledgement section first. I was initially put off by the fact that Ms. Isaacs thanks another person for doing the research. Then I read that this book came out of an article that was written in 1990. That it does, shows. While there are some references to current shows like lamo Ally McBeel, there are also a lot of tired ...

The Velveteen Principles for Women: How to Shatter the Myth of Perfection and Embrace All That You Really Are

5 reviews
Toni Raiten-D'Antonio

HCI, 2007

Keeping it Real
I picked up this book by chance at BEA, and discovered it really defied all my expectations. This book does not give you permission to lower your standards or fail to meet your goals--rather, it encourages you to make your OWN standards and make sure the goals you're aiming for are truly YOURS. It allows women to take some time out of their daily care-giving routines to nurture themselves. I find ...

Women May Be from Venus...But Men Are Really from Uranus: A Parody of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus ...

18 reviews
Katherine Black

1st Books Library, 2000

Skewering the Self Help Ninnies
Though author Katherine Black aims her outrageously funny "Women May be from Venus, but Men are Really from Uranus" at Dr. John Gray's inane "Venus and Mars" relationship self help series, her target could in fact be the whole of the self help industry. Granted, Black is taking aim at an enormous and very slow moving target, but she possesses the rhetorical equivalent of a howitzer in the way ...

Please Read My Mind: Find Out What Men And Women Are Really Thinking

2 reviews
David Solomon, Candice Brown

Authorhouse, 2005

Great read
If you are an advid reader and are interested in how men and women relate to each other check out this new book by David Solomon and Candice Brown, it is on point.

The Way We Really Are: Coming To Terms With America's Changing Families

7 reviews

Basic Books, 1998

Recommended for parents as well as students
The Way We Really Are is recommended for parents as well as students of sociology and contemporary affairs: Stephanie Coontz provides an examination of America's changing families, from the different systems of cooperative and step-families to studies on changing traditional family methods and structures. An intriguing survey of family relationships is revealed.

Be Loved for Who You Really Are: How the Differences Between Men and Women Can Be Turned into the Source of ...

13 reviews
Judith Sherven, James Sniechowski

St. Martin's Griffin, 2003

Where to turn for advice about love that works? Here!
Reading this book is like journeying to the most exciting "school of life" imaginable -- to learn painlessly, thoroughly, and once and for all, about making love work. Understanding the five stages of love, as explained by Doctors Sherven and Sniechowski, will help you more in your daily life than anything you've ever read, seen or experienced. This time you're going to get what you need. It's ...

What Women Really Want: How American Women Are Quietly Erasing Political, Racial, Class, and Religious Lines ...

3 reviews
Celinda Lake, Kellyanne Conway

Free Press, 2005

A Must Read for ALL Business People
When I went to law school in the early 80's, 47% of my class was women; however, at that juncture, most women were modeling men. What I noticed was they really didn't own their own power as women. They were more like a female version of men. And, in the 80's, that was true in corporate offices as well. Today, that is all changing. Women are finding their own version of Power. The majority of ...

Are You Really Ready for Love?: 10 Secrets to Finding the One You Want
David Hawkins

Harvest House Publishers, 2007

Singles who have never been married and those who have suffered a divorce or the loss of their mate through death are faced with a challenge: When love comes their way, will they be ready? What does that readiness look like? Clinical psychologist and counselor Dr. David Hawkins prescribes a practical and biblical approach for preparing for love. Dr. Hawkins encourages singles to spend less energy looking for the perfect mate and more ...

Are women really more ethical than men? Maybe it depends on the situation.: An article from: Journal of ...
James J. Hoffman

Pittsburg State University - Department of Economics, 1998

This digital document is an article from Journal of Managerial Issues, published by Pittsburg State University - Department of Economics on March 22, 1998. The length of the article is 5444 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: ...

Finding Out Who You Really Are (By Design Series, Book 2)
Melody Carlson

Th1nk Books, 2005

This Bible study for young women helps them learn their true identity in Christ. 6 weeks.

Are men really crazy fools for love? More males than females put romance before work: researcher; More males ...
Gale Reference Team

Thomson Gale, 2007

This digital document is an article from Winnipeg Free Press, published by Thomson Gale on August 31, 2007. The length of the article is 542 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Are men really crazy fools for love? More males ...

Brave Dames and Wimpettes: What Women are Really Doing on Page and Screen.(Review) (book review): An article ...

George Mason University, 1999

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