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Ladies & Men’s clothing
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300 Amherst
764-9603
Riding Horses
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fter 6p.m.
34t 10/24
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commodity increases, the market
price rises as well.
“Equality in paychecks will equal
ize power within the family,” he said.
“Then wife beating and child abuse
will decrease because women will be
able to make it on their own. Women
will no longer be socialized to be
weak. We’ll have more Margaret
Thatchers and less June Lockharts.”
To overcome these obstacles.
Health
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every letter or word,” he said.
In the past, the health center ad
ministration was unsure about exac
tly what it was doing and the num
bers it was dealing with, Lackey said.
“The initial idea (of a compute
rized system) was born out of a des
perate need for management infor-
however, Cohn said women will have
to adopt new stategies.
“Women may have to fight, flirt
or merit their way to the top even if
they already outperform their male
peers 2-to-l,” he said.
Men also employ these tactics, but
Cohn said they will never have to
manipulate their gender the way
women will.
Moreover, women are more visi
ble as a different gender and sex,
not just a minority. This can be used
to an advantage, but if they make a
mistake everyone knows about it.
mation,” he said. “You need to have
something more concrete than
guesswork.”
The health center, which recently
became a member of the American
College Health Association, has had
outside consultants from ACHA as
well as consultants from Texas A&M
review health center operations,
Lackey said.
“I’ve been advocating computeri
zation for a number of years,” he
said.
The consultants supported efforts
“It’s like working a trapeze wilt
out a net,” he said.
Although Cohn said he
most men are not against affirmati'cl
action, he said men do have pleasarl
privileges they dislike giving up.
Cohn, however, said thatequalii
between the sexes, or feminism,
inevitable.
“Feminism is the way society i
going,” Cohn said. “To try tostopiil
would be like trying to put tooth j
paste back in the tube. Men whocan
not deal with one half ofthepopula
tion will have a life handicap in ever |
area of society.”
to computerize operations, he said
The computers will benefit stu
dents, the health center and the Uni I
versity. Lackey said. He said stu-j
dents will receive faster, higher]
quality healt h care, while the Univer-J
sity will get better utilization of re-j
sources and student fees.
But Lackey warns against expect j
ing overnight improvements.
“The long-term benefits will heal
year away,” he said. “Everythin?!
should be on-line and we hopeworkj
ing fine by September 1990.”
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