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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, APR. 2, 1976
Women discuss two-career marriages
By DENISE EDMONDS
“There has always been a women’s
lib,” said Ruth Schaffer, professor of
sociology at Texas A&M yesterday
during the fourth day of the Wo
men’s Career Conference.
Joyce O Rear and Kerry Hope
from the A&M Personal Counseling
Service spoke to the 30-member au
dience about the obstacles and ad
vantages of being a married career
woman.
Hope related the progress
through history of the American
woman in the working world. “Even
in colonial America, women were
not completely passive,” she said.
By the end of the 19th century,
only four and one-half per cent of the
women were outside the home work
ing, compared to the 55 per cent in
1965, said Hope.
“Now women are 35 per cent of
the working force, and they usually
still take a man’s name,” Hope said.
Even Freud sensed women’s in-
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feriority complex when he thought
that women were malformed men.
According to Freud, when a woman
realized she was not built the same as
a man, she felt inferior, Hope said.
Obstacles for women desiring a
family and career are: 1) children
(how to provide mother substitutes),
2) husband (what are his attitudes), 3)
household chores (who does them),
4) money (whose is it), O’Rear said.
Ruth and Albert Schaffer, Warren
Dixon and his wife, Mary Lenn Mil
ler were the two married couples
who have dealt with the obstacles in
a two-career marriage, and shared
some of their experiences with the
audience.
Albert Schaffer, professor of sociol
ogy at A&M.
The most fundamental thing to be
decided when two people who both
want careers get married is if they
want children, and how the division
of labor will be worked out , said
Warren Dixon, assistant professor
of political science at A&M, said
even if you are open minded, when
you get married you find yourself
playing the sex roles. For example,
not marrying until 34 years old and
probably ironing shirts before his
wife was born, he finds himself tel
ling her when he needs clean shirts.
he said.
Some advantages for a t\vi
marriage are: 1) fulfillingyoj
as a woman, 2) bringing s«|
more vital to your marriagtl
extra money, said O’Rear. >
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Movie Review
By BILL CURNUTT
FELLINI’S ROMA — Fredrico
Fellini and his fantasy vision of Rome
and its beginning. Arts Committee
Film Series. Showing this Monday in
Rudder Theater, at 8. Admission $1.
YELLOW SUBMARINE —
Peter Max-styled animated non
sense loosely based on the Beatles
song of the same name. Cinema
One, shows Friday and Saturday at
midnight. Admission $1.25.
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUC
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went to this one, including Best Pic
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This adaption of Ken Kesey s novel
about the patients in a mental in
stitution stars Jack Nicholson and
Louise Fletcher. Directed by Milos
Foreman. Cinema One, weekdays 7
and 9:30, weekends 2, 4:30, 7, and
9:30. Call theater for admission
prices.
LENNY — A stark, but com
promised film which makes Lenny
Bruce more a martyr than what he
really was: an erratic hut incisive
comedian. Dustin Hoffman is all
wrong for the part, but Valerie Per-
rine is letter-perfect as Bruce’s
messed-up stripper wife. Honey.
Di rected by Bob Fosse. Aggie
Cinema, Friday at midnight in Rud
der Theater. Admission $1.
THE SUNSHINE BOYS — Wal
ter Matthau and George Burns pro
vide the spark of intelligence and
humor that keeps this from becom
ing just another Neil Simon play on
film. Manor East Two, shows week
days 7:25 and 9:30, weekends 3:15,
5:20, 7:25 and 9:30. Call theater for
additional information.
MACINTOSH AND T.J. — Roy
Rogers returns to the screen in this
movie, filmed in Texas, about a
modern day cowboy. Also stars Joan
Hackett, who is always good. Manor
East One, shows weekends 2:40,
4:25, 6:10, 7:55, and 9:40, weekdays
6:10, 7:55 and 9:40. Call theater for
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DOG DAY AFTERNOON — Al
Pacino in one of 1975’s best films.
Manor East Three, shows weekends
2:15, 4:35, 6:55 and 9:15, weekdays
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Cicely Tyson and Michael Murphy
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woman who tells a young journalist
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recently one of my best
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and wants to come back to
work. Wouldn’t he be better
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his treatment has made pos
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will be a better woodworker
than ever. It’s not a kindness
to deny him the right to do
meaningful work, of which he
is capable. It might interest
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that a study done by the
Metropolitan Insurance Com
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who returned to work after
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self-examination for cancer
in my hygiene class and I
think that it is a great idea.
I was surprised to discover
that my mother and my married
sister don’t do breast self-
examination. Shouldn’t all
women?”
A SSWER line: Unfortunately,
a recent Gallup survey
showed that fewer than one-
fourth of American women
practice breast self-examina
tion regularly, Sometimes it
is a matter of ignorance or
fear. The American Cancer
Society seeks to teach every
woman this life-saving habit.
Why don’t you suggest they
ask their doctors about it.
Also, your local American
Cancer Society Unit has a
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