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Gabe Keri "Male and female college students' learning styles differ: an opportunity for instructional diversification". College Student Journal. FindArticles.com. 16 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCR/is_3_36/ai_95356596/

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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of College Student Journal

• First semester college students' email to parents: I. frequency and content related to parenting style
  by Ashton D. Trice
• Designing the community college curriculum
  by Marlow Ediger
• Credit card debt on college campuses: causes, consequences, and solutions
  by Jill M. Norvilitis
• College students perceptions of social support from grandmothers and stepgrandmothers
  by Cindy Eileen Block
• Classroom strategies for identifying and helping college students at risk for academic failure
  by Barry R. Thompson
• Korean college students' time allocation: sociocultural implications for career development and gender role - Brief Article
  by Sunwoo Kang
• Effect of gender and work experience on importance of job characteristics when considering job offers
  by Teresa M. Heckert
• The commercialization of post secondary education: a future scenario
  by Joel C. Snell
• An early distance learning success story: the teacher leader program
  by June A. Ovington
• Developing purpose in college: differences between freshmen and seniors
  by Lamont A. Flowers
• Publish that paper—but where? Faculty knowledge and perceptions of undergraduate publications
  by Joseph R. Ferrari
• Heterosexism and homophobia among college students
  by Larry M. Lance
• Absence makes the heart grow fonder?: long distance dating relationships among college students
  by David Knox
• Male and female college students' learning styles differ: an opportunity for instructional diversification
  by Gabe Keri
• Does early participation in undergraduate research benefit social science and humanities students?
  by John Ishiyama
• Factors determining success in a graduate business program
  by Andrew W. Braunstein
• Career opportunities in sport and exercise among college students
  by Alan S. Kornspan
• Colleges students' attitudes toward smoking
  by Frank Biasco
• A student's creditability and personal development are essential elements for college success
  by Donald F. DeMoulin
• Asian-American students' use of a university student-affairs office
  by Raymond K. Yang