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cjgl-2459	Tiven, Rachel B.	Why a Feminist Law Journal? A Call for Parity	2003	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3225	156	63	The anniversary marked the moment that Margaret Spahr '29 walked into Kent Hall, but it truly celebrated the transformation that occurred decades later when the tiny handful of women at the law school, a dozen or so per class from the 1930s through the 1960s, broke out as a force to be reckoned with.19 Women went from eight percent of the class of 1970 to thirty-two percent a decade later.2 ° Only then did women faculty begin to be hired in more than token numbers, and in 1986 Barbara Aronstein Black was appointed Dean-the first woman to head an Ivy League law school.2 ' Perhaps encouraged by her appointment, women made up a record forty-five percent of the entering class the following fall.22 Those women, the class of 1990, helped found this journal. The suffrage amendment, the slow trickle of women law students, Sandra Day O'Connor-these were change, progress, signposts, but they were not power.	cache/cjgl-2459.pdf	txt/cjgl-2459.txt