Single -Sex Education…Does It Matter?
Tuesday, September 24, 2002
Do women benefit from single-sex schools? Karen Sabiner talks about the experiences of girls at two very different high schools and her new book All Girls: Single-Sex Education and Why It Matters. A conversation with Mollie Gregory about the most powerful women in Hollywood, Women Who Run The Show: How a Brilliant and Creative New Generation of Women Stormed Hollywood, 1973-2000. Plus, Katherine Marsh discusses who decides what food is termed "kosher", and Mike Wallace shares his latest work, A New Deal for New York.
Karen Sabiner
Do women benefit from single-sex schools? Karen Sabiner talks about the experiences of girls at two very different high schools and her new book, All Girls: Single-Sex Education and Why It Matters.
Mollie Gregory
A conversation with Mollie Gregory about the most powerful women in Hollywood, Women Who Run The Show: How a Brilliant and Creative New Generation of Women Stormed Hollywood, 1973-2000.
Katherine Marsh
Katherine Marsh discusses who decides what food is termed "kosher".
Mike Wallace
Mike Wallace shares his latest work, A New Deal for New York.
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