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From: sagpd1!eprice@uunet.UU.NET (Eric Price)
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Subject: Women Mathematicians
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Date: 24 Feb 89 16:32:20 GMT
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	Dearest Netlanders,

    I'm posting this after a debate I had with my mother.
    We were discussing women and there mathematical abilities,
    PLEASE NO FLAMES !!! . I was just wondering if in history
    have there been any world caliber women mathematicians.
    Kind of like Madam Curie was to Phisics and Chemestry only 
    in the field of mathematics.


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	PS: Once again no flames I am not a chauvinist or a sexist
	   I just simply would like to know the answer to this 
	   nagging question.