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| | *[[Hypatia]] c355-415, ancient Greek philosopher. | | *[[Hypatia]] c355-415, ancient Greek philosopher. |
| | *[[Iris Murdoch]], who was also a novelist. | | *[[Iris Murdoch]], who was also a novelist. |
| − | | + | *[[Hannah Arendt]] was a German political theorist and writer. Her works include The Origins of Totalitarianism, The Human Condition, and Eichmann in Jerusalem. |
| | + | *[[Martha Nussbaum]] is a distinguished professor in the University of Chicago's Law School, Divinity School, and philosophy department. |
| | === Politics === | | === Politics === |
| | *[[Harriet Tubman]], an escaped slave and abolitionist who played an important role in the [[Underground Railroad]]. | | *[[Harriet Tubman]], an escaped slave and abolitionist who played an important role in the [[Underground Railroad]]. |
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| | *[[Amelia Earhart]], the most celebrated of all women aviators. | | *[[Amelia Earhart]], the most celebrated of all women aviators. |
| | [[File:Earhart.jpg|thumb|Amelia Earhart, aviator]] | | [[File:Earhart.jpg|thumb|Amelia Earhart, aviator]] |
| − | *[[Rachel Carson]],marine biologist, conservationist, and author of the influential book, ''Silent Spring,''. | + | *[[Rachel Carson]],marine biologist, conservationist, and author of the influential book, ''[[Silent Spring]]''. |
| | + | *[[Sally Ride|Dr. Sally Kristen Ride]] was the first American woman in space. She had a doctorate in Physics (Stanford, 1978), as well as a BSc in Physics, BA in English in 1973, and a MSc in Physics. |
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| | ===Nobel laureates === | | ===Nobel laureates === |