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Lawyers have found their antique practices , their ethical underpinnings , and their guild courtesies collapse under the pressures of overburdened court dockets , big-money clients , and the advanced , post-Marxist , anti-procedural theory emanating from the law schools . Time replaces the pressure of flat screening , the longer the run , the more contaminants . I know that high school teachers long for opportunities to pursue their intellectual interests without the pressures of day-to-day grading and teaching preparation . " With the line between business and lifestyle almost indistinguishable , it 's becoming more important to make time to escape the pressures of day-to-day demands - - if only for a few days . The state listing describes North Arnaz Drive as a rare example of historic regional architecture and " an early 20th century Southern California prototype which is rapidly disappearing within the city under the pressures of high-density development . For an HIVer , the pressures of day-to-day life can be worsened by strict medication regimens , stigma and various other health and life concerns . The following profiles highlight Bryn Mawr alumnae who have succeeded and continue to succeed against the pressures of competitive market forces , of demanding venture-capital markets and of corporate expectations in a male-dominated business environment .