Talking with the women of Columbia Law School
Subtitle: oral histories from graduates of the 1930s and 40s
Publisher: Office of Communications, Columbia Law School
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 94
Subjects: Women lawyers; Women law students
Notes: Title from cover.

Contains excerpts of audiotaped interviews of twenty of the alumnae who graduated from the Law School during the 1930s and 1940s: Bella Abzug '44, Marylin Bender Altschul '47, Susanna B. Bedell '44, H. Alberta Colclaser '39, Florence Morgenstern Dreizen '41, Carmel Ebb '45, Annette Elstein '42, Edith L. Fisch '48, Phyllis S. Jaffe '49, Barbara Kaiser '40, Florynce R. Kennedy '51, Ida Klaus '31, Naomi Levine '46, Griselda Lobell '38, G.G. Michelson '47, Sally Falk Moore '45, Constance Baker Motley '45, Hortence F. Mound '38, Sara S. Portnoy '49, Ruth Gersen Reichbart '36, Muriel Henle Reis '49, Florence L. Riley '35, Leona Russell '32, Beatrice Shainswit '47, Edith I. Spivack '32, Ruth Tachna '37, Judith P. Vladeck '47, Charlotte T. Walkup '34, Isabel Walsh '39, Virginia Watkin '49, Nancy F. Wechsler '40, Theodora S. Zavin '43.