Forum to avoid edit war 
 problem is, prior to Feb 2012, is RAIL thin, and source for the breathless prose is a profile blurb in the Georgetown U press office that would have basically been written by Ms Fluke herself (though probably cleaned up) 

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 :Degree; Cornell, 2003, Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies 

 :First and only job. Worthy of a note only, possibly mention Sanctuary for Families, nothing else of note. Don't get me wrong, Sanctuary for Families is a great charity, but [RELEVANCE] has nothing to do with contraception or First Amendment Law aka any issues this article addresses. Further, they list all their key employees, and she was never one of them, going back to 2004 (the last time one left). If you need any proof that she was a five-year entry-level grunt, she lists Program Evaluation Initiative as a key contribution. Institutional Reassessment is something orgs. like this do on a 5, 7, or 10 year cycle, and is one of the most onerous and dull housekeeping function of a big non-profit. Something you add to a Law School application to puff up your CV, not put in an Encyclopedia. 

 :Media leading up to the Congressional hearing where she wasn't a witness. Pretty minor stuff, if you stick to things actually relevant to the hearings or speeches. Obviously, the only major one is her inclusion in a student press event Feb 9 organized by Kathleen Kennedy Townsend where Fluke was one of several who spoke representing Catholic students. Relevant, because it is the only reason anyone knew who she was, and the speech is basically the same as the speech she later delivered http://222.c-spanvideo.org/appearance/601259953. She also wrote an editorial in the Georgetown student newspaper, basically the same as both speeches. Only other relevant link is her only law article, in The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law, entitled "Employment Discrimination Against LGBTQ Persons" (link is a pay-for site http://articleworks.cadmus.com/buy?c=1010377&url;_back=http%3A%2F%2Farticleworks.cadmus.com%2Fgeolaw%2Fzsw00311.html&d;=zsw00311000613&buyopt;=2&price;=3.50&publication;_id=zsw ), not notable of itself, but relevant as she argues that free gender reassignment is also a universal human right, tangentially related to insurance issues.