Is Fraternity Access Fair to All College Women
A. S. urges open access to fraternities arguing for equal opportunity for all women at American colleges. He questions faculty control and asks for transparent records to reveal who benefits and who is hurt, noting race religion and dress as barriers and inviting candid responses from affected groups.
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Fraternities and College Democracy Debate Sparks Student Opinion
The article argues that fraternal membership spurs some women to higher achievement while leaving others disappointed, but denies artificial restrictions in selection. It notes nonfraternity colleges also have cliques and discusses democracy, unity, and alumnae involvement as key to college strength.
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