1.  Donnell said women ages 20 to 30 are the biggest buyers of the pieces at her salon, but teen-age girls and older women also want the look.

2.  Don Edwards, chairman of Syracuse's broadcast journalism department, said fewer women and men are attracted to the school's radio play-by-play specialty.

3.  Ellen Pack, founder of the Women.com site, said women and men functioned differently on the Net.

4.  Educated men once said women and black people were intellectually incapable of being scholars.

5.  Fifty-four percent say the man should pay, while 13 percent say the woman, provided that she earns more.

6.  Fishing, farming, and cheese-making, said the woman who ran the concession stand.

7.  Graves, said two women in the yard of a farmhouse.

8.  Goldberg said women who are afraid men may have something seriously wrong should make an appointment and go with their men.

9.  He arranged "many, many" marriages, said one woman, Faridah, including her sister's.

10.  He said a woman _ and it is mainly women who buy his franchises _ can open a franchise for less than $30,000, after the franchise fee.