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I've edited the intructions a little bit.

A list of 100 famous women from the last hundred years or so. Underline the ones who's names you recognize but don't know anything about, and bold the ones you know something about. (I'd define that as women who you would at least know what section of the library to look for their work in.)

I got 59 and 9


1.Melanie Klein
2.Muriel F. Siebert
3.Julia Child
4.Valentina Tereshkova
5.Nadia Comaneci
6.Virginia Woolf
7.Carrie Chapman Catt
8.Barbara Walters
9.Ella Fitzgerald
10.Simone de Beauvoir
11.Harper Lee
12.Eleanor Roosevelt
13.Jiang Qing
14.Rigoberta Menchu
15.LaDonna Harris
16.Estee Lauder
17.Betty Friedan
18.Elsie de Wolfe
19.Dolores Huerta
20.Margaret Sanger
21.Elllen Ochoa
22.Emily Davison
23.Hannah Arendt
24.Alice Paul
25.Jody Williams
26.Mary McLeod Bethune
27.Ann Landers
28.Gertrude Stein
29.Mother Theresa
30.Benazir Bhutto
31.Hillary Rodham Clinton
32.Dr. Sally Ride
33.Phyllis Schlafly
34.Billie Jean King
35.Golda Meir
36.Toni Morrison
37.Rosalind Franklin
38.Grace Hopper
39.Lillian Smith
40.Betty Williams
41.Shirley Jackson
42.Gloria Steinem
43.Amy Klobuchar
44.Margaret Mitchell
45.Wilma Rudolph
46.Gwendolyn Brooks
47.Babe Didrikson
48.Jane Addams
49.Eve Ensler
50.Laura Ashley
51.Maggie Kuhn
52.Sandra Day O'Connor
53.Coco Chanel
54.Rosa Parks
55.Elvia Alvarado
56.Margaret Mead
57.Victoria Woodhull
58.Ruth Bader Ginsburg
59.Martha Stewart
60.Jane Roe
61.Linda Ellerbee
62.Rachel Carson
63.Daisy Bates
64.Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
65.Angela Merkel
66.Virginia Apgar
67.Agatha Christie
68.Barbara McClintock
69.Marian Wright Edelman
70.Maya Angelou
71.Laura Ingalls Wilder
72.Suzanne Lenglen
73.Esther Peterson
74.Sonja Henie
75.Marie Curie
76.Anne Frank
77.Jackie Joyner-Kersee
78.Maria Montessori
79.Dorothy Parker
80.Helen Keller
81.Nancy Brinker
82.Anita Hill
83.Frances Perkins
84.Condoleezza Rice
85.Lise Meitner
86.Pearl S. Buck
87.Mary Leakey
88.Madeleine Albright
89.Mary Quant
90.Jane Goodall
91.Ruth Handler
92.Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta
93.Sylvia Plath
94.Gertrude Ederle
95.Jean Nidetch
96.Helen Gurley Brown
97.Emmeline Pankhurst
98.Emma Goldman
99.Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
100. Madeleine L'Engle

Swiped from Seawasp

I've edited the intructions a little bit.

A list of 100 famous women from the last hundred years or so. Underline the ones who's names you recognize but don't know anything about, and bold the ones you know something about. (I'd define that as women who you would at least know what section of the library to look for their work in.)

I got 59 and 9


1.Melanie Klein
2.Muriel F. Siebert
3.Julia Child
4.Valentina Tereshkova
5.Nadia Comaneci
6.Virginia Woolf
7.Carrie Chapman Catt
8.Barbara Walters
9.Ella Fitzgerald
10.Simone de Beauvoir
11.Harper Lee
12.Eleanor Roosevelt
13.Jiang Qing
14.Rigoberta Menchu
15.LaDonna Harris
16.Estee Lauder
17.Betty Friedan
18.Elsie de Wolfe
19.Dolores Huerta
20.Margaret Sanger
21.Elllen Ochoa
22.Emily Davison
23.Hannah Arendt
24.Alice Paul
25.Jody Williams
26.Mary McLeod Bethune
27.Ann Landers
28.Gertrude Stein
29.Mother Theresa
30.Benazir Bhutto
31.Hillary Rodham Clinton
32.Dr. Sally Ride
33.Phyllis Schlafly
34.Billie Jean King
35.Golda Meir
36.Toni Morrison
37.Rosalind Franklin
38.Grace Hopper
39.Lillian Smith
40.Betty Williams
41.Shirley Jackson
42.Gloria Steinem
43.Amy Klobuchar
44.Margaret Mitchell
45.Wilma Rudolph
46.Gwendolyn Brooks
47.Babe Didrikson
48.Jane Addams
49.Eve Ensler
50.Laura Ashley
51.Maggie Kuhn
52.Sandra Day O'Connor
53.Coco Chanel
54.Rosa Parks
55.Elvia Alvarado
56.Margaret Mead
57.Victoria Woodhull
58.Ruth Bader Ginsburg
59.Martha Stewart
60.Jane Roe
61.Linda Ellerbee
62.Rachel Carson
63.Daisy Bates
64.Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
65.Angela Merkel
66.Virginia Apgar
67.Agatha Christie
68.Barbara McClintock
69.Marian Wright Edelman
70.Maya Angelou
71.Laura Ingalls Wilder
72.Suzanne Lenglen
73.Esther Peterson
74.Sonja Henie
75.Marie Curie
76.Anne Frank
77.Jackie Joyner-Kersee
78.Maria Montessori
79.Dorothy Parker
80.Helen Keller
81.Nancy Brinker
82.Anita Hill
83.Frances Perkins
84.Condoleezza Rice
85.Lise Meitner
86.Pearl S. Buck
87.Mary Leakey
88.Madeleine Albright
89.Mary Quant
90.Jane Goodall
91.Ruth Handler
92.Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta
93.Sylvia Plath
94.Gertrude Ederle
95.Jean Nidetch
96.Helen Gurley Brown
97.Emmeline Pankhurst
98.Emma Goldman
99.Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
100. Madeleine L'Engle

Work Blargh

I really need to get out of this job. It's not that it's difficult or unpleasant, it's just deathly dull and completely unrelated to anything I'm actually interested in.

The problem is that I don't know what to look for next. I've been thinking about what I've liked about all the jobs I've had so far, and this is what I've come up with:
1) I like discreetdiscrete projects with clear beginnings and endings. It can be as quick and simple as help customer X find item Y, or as big and complex as completely reorganizing an entire section of the library.
2) I like solving problems for somebody. The only thing I actually miss about working retail is having somebody come up to me not knowing what they want/need, and being able to think of the perfect thing for them.
3) I love not having to interact with the general public (except for point 2, above).
4) I like mostly not needing to interact with my co-workers beyond general pleasantries.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Work Blargh

I really need to get out of this job. It's not that it's difficult or unpleasant, it's just deathly dull and completely unrelated to anything I'm actually interested in.

The problem is that I don't know what to look for next. I've been thinking about what I've liked about all the jobs I've had so far, and this is what I've come up with:
1) I like discreetdiscrete projects with clear beginnings and endings. It can be as quick and simple as help customer X find item Y, or as big and complex as completely reorganizing an entire section of the library.
2) I like solving problems for somebody. The only thing I actually miss about working retail is having somebody come up to me not knowing what they want/need, and being able to think of the perfect thing for them.
3) I love not having to interact with the general public (except for point 2, above).
4) I like mostly not needing to interact with my co-workers beyond general pleasantries.

Anyone have any suggestions?