 Nancy and I both went to Bryn Mawr, a historically women's college, one of the first in the country to give women graduate degrees. At Bryn Mawr, when you need to visit the dean, you walk past a row of gold-framed portraits of the school's founders and presidents. And at most colleges, those would be men in suits. At Bryn Mawr, they're almost all women. So there's a kind of feminist consciousness literally embedded in the place, which for me at least was formative.