Taking on the boys club / a presentation of Films for the Humantities & Sciences ; ABC News ; produced by Claudia Pryor Malis.

Part one (15 min.) examines the sexism faced by two women in high professional positions: Dr. Frances Conley, a brain surgeon, and Nancy Ezola, an attorney. Part two (20 min.) focuses on sexual harassment issues in the U.S. Military and other organizations.

"This ABC News program examines the workplace that has emerged in the ’90s—a workplace influenced by sexual discrimination law suits and the ensuing legislation that defines sexual harassment not only in quid pro quo terms, but also as fostering a "hostile environment." In the first segment, professional women discuss the discrimination they have encountered as doctors and lawyers and their legal struggles to overcome the "boys’ club" mentality pervasive in many professions. In the second segment, issues of environment and appropriate behavior guidelines are discussed. Of particular interest is the military—a traditional bastion for men that is seeking to develop new rules that allow both men and women to work side-by-side, with stringent guidelines as to permissible interactions in the workplace."--Container.

Hosts: Hugh Downs, Barbara Walters, Forrest Sawyer ; reporters, Lynn Sherr, Dave Marash.