The 1st Female Californian Law Student

Clara Shortridge Foltz

As published in the California Defender Spring 1985; Vol. 1, Issue 1
By Mortimer D. Schwartz, Susan L. Brandt and Patience Milrod
5. Id. at 10. Foltz later wrote that the reason given her to justify excluding women from the college was that “The rustle of the ladies’ garments would distract the attention of the young gentleman.” Foltz “was hardly able to appreciate their argument as a legal proposition.”

Source: Santa Barbara County

Democratic presidential candidates to skip Springfield convention, attend New Hampshire event 

Democratic presidential candidates to skip Springfield convention, attend New Hampshire event | masslive.com

The bit at the end from Barron had me laughing out loud. The dynamics of politics are hilarious anyways but “insider” reactions to them can just be side-splitting.

“I find it a little insulting,” Barron said. “Massachusetts has more delegates on the floor of the convention next summer than Iowa and New Hampshire combined, and we have one more electoral vote than they do combined.”

Barron said the candidates raise funds in Massachusetts and should take the opportunity to speak to grassroots activists. “We’re seen as an ATM machine,” Barron said.

First Women To Graduate From Army Ranger School Say They “Were Contributing As Much As The Men” – BuzzFeed News

One male student, Michael Calderon, said that the extreme physical and mental conditions the service members were exposed to made things like gender seem arbitrary.

“You’re way too tired and hungry to actually care,” he said. “At the end of the day, everyone was a Ranger.”

First Women To Graduate From Army Ranger School Say They “Were Contributing As Much As The Men” – BuzzFeed News

 

As it should be.