Well, now, really, could the feminist of the day be any more appropriate? Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Harvard grad, told by the dean that her place in class should have gone to a man, first woman to make law review at both Harvard and Columbia, graduated top of her class (there's some evidence of the "women need to be better to be equal" argument for you, boys)--all while taking care of a preschooler and a husband with cancer, care that included attending his classes and typing his papers as well as her own. And in a field where women used to be told they didn't have the dedication or talent to compete with the men.

Nice quotation, too.

(Now back to grading....)