Its 1969 back at Wellesley College, and Hillary Rodham is awkwardly navigating her social life and professional ambitions in this wildly funny satire. From the dowdy clothes to the stiff manner, here are the roots of Hillary the politician. (Short Form Series)
Preparing for a night out, the girls give clueless Hillary some advice on attracting a boy. The girls urge her to dress more provocatively, but Hillary believes her brain will be the turn-on.
Hillary is thoroughly prepared for her date with a young man she brings back to her Residence Hall. After all, she has a notebook of research, an agenda and special patriotic music.
Working as a library aide, Hillary lets her feminist beliefs guide her in the book selection she suggests to students. And she rewrites the library book if necessary.
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Hillary suggests that she be allowed to do extra credit on behalf of her less gifted friends as she waylays a mild-mannered professor who frantically tries to get away.
During a sleepover with the girls, Hillary must deal with a horrific possibility when she reveals a personal secret during a game.
