Sandra Day O'Connor

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5. Time: Sandra Day O'Connor to Retire 
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7. Forbes.com: Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women in the World 2004

[edit] Sandra Day O'Connor Recent News

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  • Herrera authors book on legal research - Arizona State University
  • Football preview: Sandra Day O'Connor Eagles - Arizona Republic
  • O'Connor part of Omnibus lectures - News Sentinel
• Time: "Courting Controversy" (2007)
• IndyStar.com: "Making Waves on the Court" (2007)

[edit] Sandra Day O'Connor Background and Profiles

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[edit] Sandra Day O'Connor Blogs and Commentaries

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• WSJ.com: "The Threat to Judicial Independence" (2006)
• WizBang: "Sandra Day O'Connor to Step Down" (2005)

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[edit] Sandra Day O'Connor Videos

• YouTube: Sandra Day O'Connor Talks Judicial Activism (Time: 6:22)
• YouTube: Sandra Day O'Connor Public Service Announcement (Time: 1:15)
• searchforvideo: Unanimous Abortion Ruling (Time 4:34) 
• DaretoDream.org: Video Profile with Sandra Day O'Connor 

[edit] Sandra Day O'Connor Criticism and Controversy

• DissidentVoice.org: "Goodbye to Sandra Day O'Connor, and Good Riddance" (2005)
• Online NewsHour: "The Power of One" (2004)
• HumanEvents.com: "Sandra Day O'Connor Connects Court Critics to Cookie Caper" (2006)
• HNN: "Why Ronald Reagan Picked Sandra Day O'Connor" (2005)

[edit] Sandra Day O'Connor Timeline

• March 26, 1930: Sandra Day O'Connor born
• 1950: Obtains her B.A. in Economics at Stanford University
• 1952-1953: Deputy County Attorney in San Mateo County, California
• 1969: Appointed the the Arizona State Senate
• 1973: Becomes the first woman to serve as the State Senate Majority Leader
• 1975: Elected as judge in Maricopa County, Arizona
• 1979: Appointed to the Arizona Court of Appeals
• 1981: Nominated by President Ronald Reagan to the Supreme Court
• 1988: Treated for breast cancer
• 1989: Makes legendary vote in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
• 2005: Announces her retirement immediately upon appointment of her successor

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