fordice went to yale, of course. ruth bader ginsburg by the way went to harvard and yale. she followed her husband who was a year ahead of her. when he moved to new york to get a job she went to could lumbia she's the only not only woman, one of the few people who were on two law reviews, harvard and columbia law review. steven breyer went to harvard and stanford. and elena kagan went to princeton and harvard law school. part of the acrulturation was the decline of anti-semetism. he received much more notoriety tried to introduce a quota on jewish admissions at harvard. it was through the jewish students who grew up most -- frankfurter, fordice were the first members of their family to go to college. then they went all to these very prestigious law schools. and so it was part of the greater acceptance in the law school that helped the change -- helped bring about a bequeath of anti-semetism in the legal profession. to end this on what's very interesting, when brandice's daughter and gilbert's mother graduated at the top of the class, brandice was very interested and she ha

fordice went to yale. ruth bader ginsberg went to harvard and columbia. she followed her husband. when he moved to new york to get a job, is she went to columbia. and she's the only -- not only woman, i think one of the few people in history who was on two law reviews for harvard and columbia. steven brier went to stanford as an under graduate and harvard law school. you know, alaina kagan went to princeton and harvard. it does say that once again, the decline of anti-semitism in the legal profession. it was -- you'll read about it in my books, hopefully. the president of harvard, later achieved much more notoriety trying to introduce a quarter of jewish admissions to harvard in the 1920s. it was through these jewish students who grew up -- frankfurter, fordice were the first members of their families to go to college. they went to these prestigious law schools. so it was part of the greater acceptance in the law school than helped the -- change -- helped bring about a decrease of anti-semitism in the legal profession. just to end this on one story that's very interesting, i think