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If I'm not mistaken, we were discussing the prospects for young women in the 90s who have no job opportunities, who have "flunked out of their college."
Kelly is with a couple of other freshmen at a tutoring session. What a nice teacher Mr. Goldberg is. I really think he cares about us girls. And we like him too.
I hope those girls pay attention because their grades really need it.
Most of the young women in the late 80s and early 90s who flunked out of college and then approached the job market fared very poorly.
Most of these young women probably got pregnant or had early marriages. And you know that the rate for early marriages, divorce-wise speaking, is very high.
