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Face/Off
Researchers report that facial expressions play a major role in gender identification. Faces showing happiness or fear are seen as feminine, while scowling faces are read as masculine. Apparently, angry female faces "took the longest to identify." [UPI]Are Single-Sex Schools Bad For Boys?
Are Colleges Discriminating Against Women?
Were Dogs Originally Man's Best Meal? • Farmers In India Selling Wives To Pay Debts
• We're so used to thinking of dogs as companions that we often forget the most basic reason people buddy up to animals: Food. A new study suggests wolves were first domesticated in southeastern China for their meat. • More »Is Testosterone "Male"?
It's Hammertime
A new study claims that women are better (read: more accurate) hammerers than men, at least in broad daylight. Men are better at pounding nails in the dark, but given a good light source, women take the lead. [EurekAlert]Gender Wars Won!
Battle Of The Stereotypes
Gender Gap In Chess Winners Explained
A new study published by the Royal Society claims to explain men’s superiority over women at the top levels of chess.What Does It Mean To Be A "Typical" Woman?
A Balanced Breakfast
Should Boys And Girls Be Separated At School?
Shocker: Fat Boys Have It Easier Than Fat Girls
Study Says That It's Men Who Can't Shut Up