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“If we as women are putting our eggs on ice for a decade to make sure that our career is thriving,” she said, “we have a prioritization problem.”

EUGENE, Ore. — The last time he made it here, to the doorstep of the College Football Playoff, Lincoln Riley could only watch as USC’s hopes slipped away with a single hamstring pull.

"I felt really rushed and panicked... my main priority was to make sure my husband was OK," she said.

"We make energy policy in our capital not in yours," the Saudi delegate told them in a closed-door meeting, according to one observer.

"Is it true? Is it false? That just makes you sick, walking around nervous, it's better to stay calm. Emotions can also affect your health," continues this retired university professor who still works.