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DESCRIPTION:Title: Contemporary Issues Presents: How Young Men and Women Think (and Vote) Differently\n\nDescription: Over the past two decades, young men and women in the United States have increasingly diverged in their outlooks of education, careers, relationships and politics. These differences are contributing to a growing gap in life expectations, relationship patterns, and political attitudes between the sexes. Professor Wintersieck, Director of the Baldacci Institute at Virginia Commonwealth University will lead a multi-disciplinary panel discussion with other VCU professors about 'why this matters.'\n\nSchedule: Wednesday, Sept 16\n\nLocation: TBD - UR Campus TBD - UR Campus Richmond VA 23173 
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SUMMARY:Class: Contemporary Issues Presents: How Young Men and Women Think (and Vote) Differently
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