Labor & Employment   A law professor has filed a federal
administrative complaint against the University of Denver,
contending that she has been a victim of gender discrimination
and is paid less than comparable male faculty.  Lucy Marsh
alleges in her Tuesday complaint that the university’s Sturm
College of Law pays full professors who are female less than
their male colleagues and has resisted calls to address the
alleged inequality, violating federal equal-pay law, reports the
Denver Post.  “Professor Marsh believes that she and other
female professors at the law school were discriminated against
with respect to compensation because of their gender and were
paid less than men performing substantially equal work under
similar conditions in the same establishment,” says her filing
with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.  A spokeswoman
for the law school declined to comment due to the pending
litigation.  Marsh has taught at the law school since 1973 and
has been a full professor since 1982. She tea