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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
4
Miss Hutchinson reports that by 1911 women and girls made up about 40 percent of France’s workers with many married. women employed. the war increased female participation in business and industry. She notes older enrollments in technical schools for women and interest in study abroad, especially English, with many seeking opportunities in America.
The article notes a postwar shift toward equal training opportunities for girls and boys, with girls increasingly taking the baccalaureate and pursuing professional aims. It details reforms toward unified secondary education and calls for support for rebuilding Louvain Library, urging contributions from students.
The Spanish Club staged two Christmas plays with a formal atmosphere and audience engagement. Miss Dorado wrote and coached the first-year cast, which performed after only eight weeks of Spanish study, earning praise for scholastic progress.
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