Objectives: to examine medical faculty’s actual and ideal parental leave arrangements with
the aim of informing policy decisions. Leave lengths, effect on career, financial arrangements…

… of the ways in which Richardson orders and interprets her … others was productively employed
by Richardson as a means of … in her writing in order to set Richardson’s use of picturesque …

In 1927, when work on this book began, little scholarly attention had been paid to magazines
in America. Isaiah Thomas, in The History of Printing in America (1810 and 1874) had …

… presentations as well as the contributions of feminist scholars such as Jean Shinoda Bolen
and Riane Eisler have helped render visible patterns in Richardson and our literature (and in …

Women now make up 50% of the Canadian medical student population, and 36% of women
physicians and 12% of men physicians are married to a physician. 10 Parental leave should …

The purpose of this research was to study the relationship between self-acceptance, locus
of control, availability of transportation, and the leisure satisfaction of spinal cord injured …

… tomorrow,” Bev says, “so we wanted to see you tonight.” Bev is in my memoir-writing
group—seven women who have been meeting bi-monthly for twelve years. Bev is always well …

… Richardson‟s educational pedagogy and curriculum and the profound influence Richardson…
I have been most fortunate to have had Elwyn Richardson‟s participation in this research. …

The 19th‐century house of commons is traditionally viewed as a masculine space overlooking
the presence of female tourists, waitresses, housekeepers, servants, spectators, and …

… Finally, my thanks to my marvellous webmaster, our son, Paul Richardson. To everyone
who has helped me — your contributions have been invaluable. Any mistakes or …