" [19] A prominent Washington, D.C., lawyer and 1960s graduate of Harvard Law describes the lives of her generation of women lawyers as: "We worked, we married, sometimes we divorced, we served our communities, had children, served their schools, tried to do it all, have it all, be it all; never forgetting, particularly, that we were supposed to be living greatly in the law, and that we were, in fact, just trying most of the time to stay alive. [read post]