🚀 go-pugleaf

>On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 11:34:32 -0500, p_j@postzzzmark.net (p_j) wrote:

>> There are a lot of women in college so you
>>magically determined that there was no discrimination involved.

While you, apparently a pussy-whipped victim of feminazism,  fail to
cite any documentation to show that they are being discriminated
against.

jas
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Women's education:
http://www.infoplease.com/spot/womencensus1.html

Educational Attainment by Sex  
 
84
The percentage of women age 25 and over with at least a high school
diploma, slightly higher than the percentage for men. 

The gap between men and women with college degrees has not closed
completely, but the percentage are close: 25% of women age 25 and over
have a bachelor�s degree or higher compared with 29% of men. 

Younger women have gone beyond closing the education gap. They have
opened a reverse gap: 33% of young women, ages 25 to 34, have
completed college, which exceeds the 29% of their male counterparts
who have done so. Young women, 25 to 34, also have higher high school
completion rates than young men: 89% versus 85%. 

56 
The percentage of college students who are women. Women have
constituted the majority of college students since 1979. 

1982
In each year since this year, more American women than men have
received bachelor�s degrees.