We are merely sharing our experiences and answering questions. After all, the Ivy League schools have done it, even though their alumni bitterly opposed it at the time. As was stated earlier, the evening college and graduate program is co-ed. I also do not think that the marketplace will dictate the future of Columbia College. Every year, this school receives more applications than the previous year, and the SAT scores rise each year.
Discrimination exists everywhere.
I have felt it and will continue to feel it. The question is broad, so I'll do my best to comment. I spent February 1998 in Washington doing an internship in my congressman's office, and was able to observe politics in action. My belief is that this is the age of the woman in politics. We will continue to increase in number in elected positions, and our influence will be great.