A historical survey of the role of Ohio women By the last two decades of the twentieth century, Ohio women had held positions as university presidents, chief executive officers, judges, superintendent of schools, and lietuenant governor. They had won Pulitzer Prizes and, in one case, the Nobel Prize for Literature. But these women stood on the shoulders of those who came before the pioneering women who helped tame the Ohio frontier, who filled the breech, who worked for reform, and those who struggled for their own rights as citizens of one of the most prosperous states in the Union. Buckeye...