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Dr. Mary Culver, writing in "What To Do If Sisterhood Turns Nasty," (Women in Higher Education March 2007) addressed women-versus-women behavior in her case study about "Ann," the beleaguered school principal. Dr. Culver described women who were aggressive, sometimes subversive, even downright bullying.
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