The Chronicle of Higher Education

Support for a Rare Breed: Tenured Women Chemists

They've got the promotions -- now they want respect

By ALISON SCHNEIDER

Chicago

A dozen tenured female chemistry professors are squeezed around a table. They are hard-headed, hyperanalytical, highly successful women. Right now, they have their eyes closed, picturing someone they thoroughly dislike. Someone who's standing in their way, slowing them down, complicating their...

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