WOMAN BIOLOGISTS SUCCESS IN A DISCRIMINATION SUIT ADDS WEIGHT TO FINDINGS ON SCIENCE AND PARENTHOOD - JUDGES RULING AGAINST VASSAR-COLLEGE SUPPORTS STUDIES SHOWING THAT WIVES AND MOTHERS CAN ALSO BE PRODUCTIVESCIENTISTS
B. Spector, WOMAN BIOLOGISTS SUCCESS IN A DISCRIMINATION SUIT ADDS WEIGHT TO FINDINGS ON SCIENCE AND PARENTHOOD - JUDGES RULING AGAINST VASSAR-COLLEGE SUPPORTS STUDIES SHOWING THAT WIVES AND MOTHERS CAN ALSO BE PRODUCTIVESCIENTISTS, The Scientist, 8(15), 1994, pp. 1
The decision in a recent court case against Vassar College adds legal
teeth to an assertion held by many women scientists in academia that b
eing married-with children has no bearing on women scientists' product
ivity; the court ruled that these circumstances cannot be used as a ra
tionale to deny such women tenure or equal pay.