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Aging and Retirement in a Changing Societyied her when I was twenty. Oh, yeah, we worked our way through Lehigh. I went to a junior college before, and then we came to Lehigh for a Bachelor’s degree. For the Master’s degree, the corporation paid tuition. Since I graduated from high school, I was on my own. Even before that, my father charge

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Reflections on a Careery. We keep the restaurant open four days a week. I help out there three days a week—I’m retired—and he only works one more day a week than I do. We’ve had the bar for about twenty-one years. I did this on weekends. I would leave my regular job whenever I got out of the office on Friday and go straig

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Challenge and Activitiesal secretary. I took a medical assistant’s course after I got out of New Jersey State Teaching College. I never wanted to be a teacher. I always wanted to be a doctor. My friend at the time said it’s no profession for a woman. I also talked to my mother and dad, and even my granddad said, ‘That’s ri

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The Individual, Family, and Social Networkswell—a second marriage, the absence or presence of children, intellectual interests that may make her different from those around her. Fortunately she entered retirement with a degree of insight on how to adjust to changes that she knew would come to her.

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