Where the Girls Aren't
By Karen Stabiner

''Women earn less than a third of bachelor's degrees in computer and information sciences, and only 18 percent of advanced degrees,'' said Ann Pollina, principal at the all-girls Westover School in Middlebury, Conn., and co-director of the Connecticut Girls and Technology Network, a group of educators, public officials and business people working to expand the presence of girls in technological fields. ''Overall, in the industry, men outnumber women four to one,'' she said.

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