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There is a great personal and social loss involved in the waste of their talent through a lack of opportunity for implementation. But it must be recognized that inherent in an end to sexually based discrimination is the end of bias in the demands placed upon males, the foremost of these being military conscription. If equality of opportunity is to be given women, then either they must be willing to accept the same military requirements as men, or these requirements must be dropped for men as well. John H. Munz Urbana, Ill. 6/sdence news/vol. 95/4 january 1969 This content downloaded from 183.195.251.166 on Sat, 16 Jan 2016 12:27:47 UTC All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions
