No, I went to Salisbury. There was no Women's Studies dept. There were two classes, one semester each, taught by the spouse of the history dept chair. I only took the first one, which covered pre-industrial stuff and went up to the ECS, Jane Addams Hull House progressive era movement without getting to the modern stuff. The second semester conflicted with a class that was required for chemistry majors, so I never took it.

I don't get some of the hardcore points of feminism at all. If we enjoy being women, why shouldn't we enjoy everything about it? There's enough crappy stuff that comes with the girl parts, so I'm making the most of the fun stuff.