http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/29/opinion/dw...hpt=hp_bn7
The first paragraph says it all, really:
If only Judith would've stuck with it! We all know that an "overachiever" who can pull B's in freshman psych classes is bound for a lucrative career.
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Holy hell, how out of touch are these academics? Yea, GPA really tells the story... everyone knows a social work major with a 3.6 will go on to be so much more successful than an engineer with a 3.2.
Step 1: Obtain mediocre degree. Step 2: "highly rewarding profession." Of course it's that simple.
No similar pressure exists on boys. They don't care about sex.
Huh? The gender gap was never about academic performance; it's about real world success. Nobody even disputes that girls are just as capable *academically*. How is that even relevant?
Today's news media places absolutely no value on logical, accurate thinking. Any moron can get an editorial as long as he/she is willing to regurgitate the same leftist boilerplates ad nauseum. It's sickening.
The first paragraph says it all, really:
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Judith was an overachiever with a problem. A college freshman, she loved psychology but was determined to get straight A's. When she got only B's, she was despondent -- and left the field entirely.
If only Judith would've stuck with it! We all know that an "overachiever" who can pull B's in freshman psych classes is bound for a lucrative career.
More hilarious snippets:
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To hear the headlines tell it, girls are the undisputed leaders in American classrooms. They have higher GPAs than boys and attend colleges and graduate schools in greater numbers.
Holy hell, how out of touch are these academics? Yea, GPA really tells the story... everyone knows a social work major with a 3.6 will go on to be so much more successful than an engineer with a 3.2.
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Earlier this year, Harvard University professor Claudia Goldin found that women were dropping out of undergraduate economics courses when they failed to score As, off-ramping from a highly rewarding profession.
Step 1: Obtain mediocre degree. Step 2: "highly rewarding profession." Of course it's that simple.
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When adolescence strikes, girls face pressure not only to be nice and hard-working, but well-liked, thin, selfless and sexually desirable.
No similar pressure exists on boys. They don't care about sex.
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Ability is not the problem here. Multiple studies confirm that girls and boys are equally well suited to academic performance.
Huh? The gender gap was never about academic performance; it's about real world success. Nobody even disputes that girls are just as capable *academically*. How is that even relevant?
Today's news media places absolutely no value on logical, accurate thinking. Any moron can get an editorial as long as he/she is willing to regurgitate the same leftist boilerplates ad nauseum. It's sickening.