In a historic move that may help eliminate gender barriers for 'women' everywhere, Augusta National Golf Club announced Monday that former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would become the first 'female' member in the clubs 80-year history. 'I couldn't be more excited to see 'her' become the first 'woman' to wear the green jacket,' Augusta chairman Billy Payne said at a press conference, turning to stare directly at Rice and making air quotes with his hands every time he used a female-gender-specific pronoun. ''She' shares the same passion for the game as everyone at this great club, and we all look forward to having 'her' here in the future. So from all of us here at Augusta, welcome aboard, 'Ms.' Rice.' Payne confirmed plans to offer membership to other 'women' in the future, such as German chancellor Angela Merkel, Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace, and former WWE wrestler Chyna. 