But career women who are the family breadwinners are nearly 40% more likely to get a divorce than women without the same economic resources, according to a 25-year study by Jay Teachman, a sociology professor at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Wash.

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This process for them was rooted in real-world, contextual responses to social and economic problems in Eastern North Carolina, giving them a chance to apply core subjects from math and physics to sociology and history.

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