This piece is unbelievably biased, starting with the word selection in the title. Instead of saying Stanford's women earned a small sliver, that they won a small sliver. Like it was a game show or something.

According to the author, the Stanford University class of 1994 was responsible for the genesis of Silicon Valley, and how the males from it went on to great internet success, and the women from it went on to get married and have kids. It's all our fault!

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Unsurprisingly, the author failed to print any statistics about the number of women who actually graduate with computer science diplomas. It's a whopping 13%. Source

I expect this sort of thing from Jezebel or Huffington, but I expected more from the New York Times.