Read Between the Lines

When viewing it is best to have another person standing behind you reading the list of names of some of the women in the physical sciences that are placed ``between the lines''. It creates a profound contrast to the written words of the author of the letter, Robert A. Millikan. My mother-in-law, Dr. Isabelle Ganz, said she attended a physics conference during her freshman year of college at the University of Rochester and personally ``waited'' on Robert Oppenheimer. She noted that there were no women present. They were most likely in the lab.