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Women bankers and the glass ceiling	Others claim that women think that they want to focus on their career, but in reality choose family over career. Recent research by Western Washington University revealed that women who become the chief breadwinners in their domestic partnerships are more likely to…	2010-09-23
Women's divorce 'cur$e'	It's the money, honey. High-flying career women who are the breadwinners in their families are nearly 40 percent more likely to get a divorce than cash-strapped ladies, a surprising 25-year study shows. The access to dough makes…	2010-09-10
High-earning wives 'are more likely to end up divorced'	The American researchers studied the marriages and income of more than 2,500 women who married for the first time between 1979 and 2002. They found that those women who consistently made more money than their husbands were up to 38 per cent more likely to divorce than others. ��…	2010-09-09
RE Sources honors Whatcom County residents who protect environment	"Eight Whatcom County residents who protected salmon, encouraged food composting, worked against sprawl and otherwise helped the planet - in the field, boardrooms and classrooms - will be honored as environmental heroes. Bellingham-based RE Sources for Sustainable Communities…	2010-04-19
�� faculty members, students to discuss solutions to unfolding Haiti disaster		2010-02-08
Health policy expert to speak on health care reform as part of �� series		2010-01-19
Liz Mogford (Sociology) gets $5,000 to examine the cross-cultural conceptions of health and well being in rural Kenya		2010-01-13
The Differences Between Marriage and Cohabitation \| American Thinker		2009-11-16
Caskey-Schreiber, Knutzen vie for At-Large County Council seat		2009-10-19
Jay Teachman (Sociology) gets $75K grant from National Science Foundation		2009-09-03

Women bankers and the glass ceiling

Others claim that women think that they want to focus on their career, but in reality choose family over career.

Recent research by Western Washington University revealed that women who become the chief breadwinners in their domestic partnerships are more likely to…

2010-09-23

Women's divorce 'cur$e'

It's the money, honey.

High-flying career women who are the breadwinners in their families are nearly 40 percent more likely to get a divorce than cash-strapped ladies, a surprising 25-year study shows.

The access to dough makes…

2010-09-10

High-earning wives 'are more likely to end up divorced'

The American researchers studied the marriages and income of more than 2,500 women who married for the first time between 1979 and 2002.

They found that those women who consistently made more money than their husbands were up to 38 per cent more likely to divorce than others.

��…

2010-09-09

RE Sources honors Whatcom County residents who protect environment

"Eight Whatcom County residents who protected salmon, encouraged food composting, worked against sprawl and otherwise helped the planet - in the field, boardrooms and classrooms - will be honored as environmental heroes.

Bellingham-based RE Sources for Sustainable Communities…

2010-04-19

�� faculty members, students to discuss solutions to unfolding Haiti disaster

2010-02-08

Health policy expert to speak on health care reform as part of �� series

2010-01-19

Liz Mogford (Sociology) gets $5,000 to examine the cross-cultural conceptions of health and well being in rural Kenya

2010-01-13

The Differences Between Marriage and Cohabitation | American Thinker

2009-11-16

Caskey-Schreiber, Knutzen vie for At-Large County Council seat

2009-10-19