women have long outnumbered men in undergraduate and graduate studies, earning 57% of bachelor's degrees and 59% of master's degrees. in recent years women also achieved parity with men in law and medical studies. but male dominance in engineering and mathematics helped men hold onto their majority in doctoral studies up until now. and although men still earn close to 80% of engineering phds, women have taken the lead in other fields, including social and behavioral sciences, education, and health sciences, an area where women now earn 70% of doctorates. so, leslie sanchez i want to go back to the first question that -- >> tea party? >> no. firina and boxer answered which is, with women now earning more b.a.s in liberal arts and now phds are women, have we 'cheat parity or not? >> it depends on your definition of we've come a long way, no doubt you look at the more opportunity, more women opening their own businesses, the flexibility is there. and women are still forced to make very tough choices, stay home and take care of the family, move out of the workforce for a period of auto time

born what percentage of the undergraduate i'm sorry gentlemen i want to i don't know you know i think he's just been here i mean the last week a group there was a big con amiss in italy and i think it's an annual event here and there was a lot of pessimism in many of them walked away from this comment saying one and one in three is one in three chance will be a double dip but some of the really bigger names were saying that they were more certain of that and that we keep hearing the same to the u.s. government and the european union they have they don't have any tools left in their box ok to fix these problems here and there's no there are no more bullets left i think is what was being said if i could go to you martin what can they do i mean if they've tried everything fiscally monetary really i mean are we really that way in a way that we cannot dig our way out of this because it's an el ok we just have to learn to live with fewer things we have to learn to live poorer i would be very frank with you this kind of lifestyle that we've had in the twentieth century early twentieth centur

. >> i am an undergraduate at the university of san francisco. i am not against recycled water use. i did not agree with giving the part the majority of the resources. even if the golf course remains, the facility is adjacent to a wetland community. it seems counter intuitive to jump the gun on the undecided future. >> thank you. >> i would like to point out that i have been following this issue for a couple of years. if you consider this finished, that is inaccurate. there are lawsuits pending. all of the organizers and the supervisors are planning to look at what changed. the plan that was currently put out is not consistent with an endangered species restoration plan. how in the world you can continue with a golf course plan when the park service said that is unreal. that is not what will result. this will be nine colson is any and there will not -- there will potentially be none. -- there will be nine holes. you have a profound responsibility when it comes to endangered species. they will be front loading this issue. unless the decision is postponed until they have decided what

he received his undergraduate degree from uc berkeley and his law degree from yale. in the early 1950's, he worked as an attorney general -- he worked for an attorney general. in the late 1960's, he was one of the men who got together with my grandfather and convinced him to run for mayor back in 1968. he was also one of dianne feinstein's advisers, and he served for 16 years. the boarding area at the terminal is slated to be renamed in his honor. he is survived by his wife, a sister, his daughter, his son, and four grandchildren. a memorial service will be held on october 18 in san francisco, and i would like to extend i think it would be nice if we could send it from the entire building. clerk calvillo: thank you supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor? supervisor: there were a lot of rock bands, and that was very interesting. he talked about his early career, having rock bands coming to see him and how much fun and enjoyment he had. also, in particular his work as a region. also, i would like to have this closed in honor of one sergeant, the nephew of one of

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did my undergraduate there and decided i wanted to teach.ook a position, my english faculty position, and enjoyed that tremendously. i got to work with students from the developmental reading and writing, all the way to those who had a very clear interest in major i majoring in english. so then i moved into the administration at that point and really took, i think, just a wonderful opportunity to learn about how a college works, to underand it from where students come in, how we assess our programs and then moving forward from th point. after i'd been there 12 ars i then moved to college in livermore, california, while there i was campus president and loved that experience as well. i've been very blessed to work at organizations and with faculty and aff and students who have a clear passion about what we do, recognize the value of the community college and then position me at montgomery college. >> value, what more and more students, young and old we should say alike, are looking at when they go for thewo-year degree here. talk a little bit

to undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees... degrees that can give you a leg up... in a tough job market... in any job market... welcome. welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> you see the pictures right there, six republican candidates for senate, six tea party favorites who beat establishment republican candidates who were favored by the establishment. ken buck in colorado. rand paul in kentucky. joe milner alaska. sharon ang untron angle in neva. and last night's surprise winner, christine o'donnell in delaware. what does this mean? democrat say this is a bonus for them. tough in some races but perhaps some new energy for their party. let's continue the conversation with our great group. let's look specifically at some of these candidates. let's start with sharron angle out in nevada because she's running against the highest profile democrat in these races. we'll see swleeters say. she opposes abortion. she called for phasing out and privatizing medicare and social security. and she s

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where anyone can join it, but--and when i was chair of our department, we mandated that every undergraduate have a double major, so you can major in journalism, but you have to major in something else, which i thought was a good idea and i helped push it through. today, i think the reason to go to journalism school would be that in order to practice as a jourlistn the future, you're gonna have to understand this huge puzzle that we're all grappling with and this series is grappling with, which involves technology, business, politics, democracy, journalism, news, video, audio. it's a huge puzzle, and what journalism schools ought to be able to do is really equip people to grapple with the entire puzzle. here's what i really want to tell you. if we were able to still have the gates around the media system that we once had, it would be easyo say everyone should follow the rules. what we're trying to do is operate in a world where there are no gates, where anyone is allowed to have a blog, and under those conditions, which it's gonna be very hard to undo, we have to figure out how to make for a

an undergraduate here. she refers to herself as an independent. >> growing up on a small farm in the central valley, one thing that shocks me is that the largest and wedgeiest business collect 74% of the farm subsidies while small family farms are unable to share in these. we were able to get the recognition of specialty crops there are very big specialties. i fought hard to change those. we want to make sure that the estate tax does not kick in for a family farm where a family continues the farming. if you are a huge farm, that's different. if you really are a family farm, you shouldn't have to pay that tax. those are a lot of great words her track record is clear. our 88,000 farms here in california. mostly family owned struggled with water with a lack of water, senator boxer refused to lift a finger. when a colleague butt that amendment forward, she voted against it. senator feinstein voted to put that amendment on the table, she pressured her colleagues to drop that amendment. here is the truth. they ha

i have one undergraduate's degree which involves criminal justice. i have two separate m.b.a.'s. i was told when i called in that you were a writer for dow jones. you don't seem to know anything, absolutely nothing. host: well, kathy, that is -- caller: b.p. is the predominant arbitrator of this whole entire fiasco in the gulf area. i want to see people go to frigs. i would like to see people -- prison. i would like to see people hung up and strung out and killed because they have destroyed our economy. and you are sitting there looking like you're sitting on a stool -- host: kathy, we really don't need to have thed a hom anyones. we don't need people to call and insult people sitting at the tables. apologies to her strong words there. she wants people go to prison. guest: that could happen. we have to see what the justice department does. host: the whole question about this new report coming out is to address people like kathy who don't sound like they're ever going to be convinced about b.p.'s turn of events. guest: and people won't be convinced about b.p.'s turn of events. cer

if an undergraduate student would to find a weakness and exploit a weakness to a common insect he could create a crop failure in both corn and soybeans, on the surface i will grant your theory sounds possible but let's break it down. you need a pretty savvy graduate student with a power terrorist tendency, that's my first o most terrorists are poorly educated and anti scientific fundamentalists and next the soybean terrorist would have to find a weakness in the genetics and a current expression for some kind of insect advantage, the possibility of either is minute and the possible of bothing both is infinitesimal and this variety would have to go undetected during years of field trials, if you want to get the things mantid million of acres it can't be done in a backyard lab and sold by mail. finally you have to get that particular variety sold to a brunch of farmers good luck with that one. at most only one variety from one company would be affected the threat you described may be possible but i rank it with the getting hit by a giant asteroid. as always we want to hear from you. send c

edward said, scholar, palestinian, taught at columbia where obama got his undergraduate degree.ti-israel guy. was at one time was a representative for the p.l.o., palestinian liberation organization. >> glenn: big influence on obama? >> a big influence on obama. >> glenn: dock meanted in the book -- documented in the book? >> yes. obama went to fundraisers he had later in chicago. unger, brazilian ant anti-colonial legal scholar. >> glenn: so you contend with all of this and this, you now take me back to grandma who said what? in august of 2008, here is what grandma said about barack obama. >> so barack obama didn't have his father. he had to get his father's, the anti-colonial ideology through substitute, surrogate, surrogate dads if you will. but here is from someone who knows obama very well. this is his grandny sarah obama. not his real granny. one from the other wife. but obama calls her granny and she says i look at him and i see all the same things. he has taken everything from his father. he has made himself in his father's image. this is obama's psychological and intell

expose themselves to new things they wouldn't otherwise or they can fill in the gaps from their jun undergraduateampshire. >> what makes hanover so unique is that there's so many rural new england villages that have beauty and nature and you can go hiking and kayaking and so you have the outdoors, but on top of that, you have an intellectual and cultural life that's like you're in a major metropolitan area because of darth mouth, there's a local opera, dances, ballets, lots of good restaurants, so hanover is a unique blend of both brueauty a brains. >> but you have to deal with the rhode island winters. >> dartmouth's program is one of the largest, there are over 1,500 members, you can choose from over 100 courses per year. >> let's go south to lexington, kentucky where there are a lot of opportunities at the university of kentucky. >> you can also audit courses with the undergrads if they're not filled and a lot of retirees say there's really fun. and there's a great downtown apgs. and you can always take a buf drive through the horse countryside. >> what about the cost of these courses? >> most

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to undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees... degrees that can give you a leg up...n a tough job market... in any job market... welcome. welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >> welcome back. let's check in with joe johns. >> president obama is back in washington after several packed days in new york, meeting with world leaders visiting the united nations. in a bbc interview, he scorned ahmadinejad, saying that nithe 1 was the result of an initiative? >> it's offensive, for him to make a statement like that was inexcusable. >> so john, they say the president isn't upset enough about it. i wonder if his handlers are telling him to skrunch um his eyebrows. >> should he be more angry. it's not how he emoets his displeasure. we don't take sides here. maybe you think he should be more animated. it was offensive. you can agree with the president on that one. joe, thank you. a lot more to come. including a look at some of the interesting races this year. one of them is the california senate race. c

undergraduate, graduate or law school students. and the remaing 18 listed no affiliation with an academic institution. nearly all of those, however, having previously graduated from college. and i think this is an important point because at a time in 1960 when the vast majority of high school students were not yet enrolling in college, or at least an four year colleges, this was a relatively elite group. the 25% of those students were from the y league colleges, with jeal providing eight undergraduate all students. another 25% attended what could be labeled as private selective enrollment institutions with northwestern most prominent with as jim mentioned five attendees. about 20% came from major state universities, and about 25% attended religiously affiliated colleges, predominantly roman catholic. and finally, there were four students from other government oriented colleges including two from hunter college. now, the 1without a college affiliation listed some or recent graduates like carol paulson and doug whereas others like th

where students come together to talk about gender issues, religion issues and there's also every undergraduateigan is required to take a course and, basically, minority studies where they learn about bias and all that. because the studies do show that once students learn about bias, they're less likely or more likely to see bias in their own behavior. >> i'm curious if there is any research in terms of that experience in college and how important that is going into the workplace and going into what we keep talking about as the global economy. >> it's incredibly important. working with different groups allows you to think more creatively and work more collaboratively and effectively. there are many studies that show diversity in the workplace counters group think. so when you have different voices and different ideas we're going to be stuck and you challenge your ideas more easily. so you come to a better conclusion. >> people can read all about it in "newsweek" magazine. >>> news of an unprecedented pledge to make charter schools available for hundreds of thousands of students across the count

now, this is also, she at this point, had not earned her undergraduate degree.ed she'd received that a few weeks ago. so she now says that was an error by her lawyer and of course as i mentioned she filed it herself and got a line of scrimmage later so a lot of sort of passing the buck here of what it was and it could all be a big misunderstanding but when you put all of the instances together it does cause reporters to ask more questions about her background. >> christina bellantoni great to have you with us tonight from talking points memo. thank you. >>> tonight in our text survey i asked, do you think that republicans care more about saving money than educating kids? 92% of you said yes. 8% of you said no. and before i say umber, you must

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it means only a quarter of undergraduate students in the country are experiencing that traditional universityme directly from high school and go and live on a campus and take their courses. the other 73% are a little older. most of them are working. they have family obligations. many of them are the first person in their family who has ever gone to school. or to college at least. and they really need a different kind of access to higher education so it fits their lives better. >> president obama said he would like the united states to lead in education by 2020. as an educator, how do you think we're going to get there. >> it has to work in collaboration so that we can offer a wide variety of options for students to get access to higher education. and institutions like university of phoenix represent one of those alternatives. >> but online, william, i think because you're in phoenix you want to be there. you have a great tan all year round. why online? can you do that online, too? >> well, unfortunately i can don't do that online. i get the tan playing with my grandchildren. but online is wha

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