Summer 2006
The United Nation’s Women’s Conference in 1995 set a minimum standard for the number of women in the U.S. Congress. By 2000, reads the tenet, 50 percent of the congressional seats should be held by women. Today, six years later, the number is 15.1 percent. Two Wheaton alumnae are gearing up for a change.
Summer 2006
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