Yeah, but when you are sitting in circuit theory and realize the one
woman (out of a class of 40) in the class is absent that day there is
definitely a need for more.  Especially when the one female engineer is
swarmed to by the males so that even attempting to get to know them is
impossible!

Girls want diamonds, I just want one good looking, single, female
engineer.  Oh wait, they don't exist!

klk

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> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Jake Anderson
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> think you can generalise that to
> "ask any male if he would like to see more females"
> and still get 90% of the population ;->
>
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> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of > Randy Glenn
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> (If they had, they'd be doing a lot more than complaining)
> 4. Ask most any male in an Engineering program if he'd like
> to see more women in the class. Those who don't use the
> aforementioned answers will have one decidedly more predictable :)
>
> Do with these observations what you will... I'm too far
> behind in my EM
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