Critics of Gur Girls Lack Logic
Critics argue that the Gur Girls display flawed reasoning in their stance. The debate centers on the merits of their positions and the impact on local readers and audiences.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1918
Page
3
American educator rebuts British mission wives critique
Professor Lucile Eaves, a renowned American educator with three degrees, visited the Post editorial rooms to publish her response to attacks by British Educational Mission members Professor Caroline Spurgeon and Miss Rose Sidewick who claimed American college girls are pampered and unsuitable as wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lucile Eaves
The
Post
Caroline Spurgeon
Rose Sidewick
English women mocked for bias in British American college ties
Professor Eaves denounces British Educational Commission remarks as lacking sympathy and accuracy. She cites Kipling on an army of men educated by women and defends American women professors against depictions as pampered and aloof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaves
France
Rudyard Kipling
Bayv
British Educational Commission
Europe
Wellock
Middle West
Paritio
Dave
Maergis
Maebel
Knves
Simmons College
School For Social Workers
Womens Educational and Industrialnion
Stanford University
Ms&s
Wiversity of California
Columbia University
Whiclh
University of Nebraska
Sime Mons College
The
American Associaton of University Professors
Post Reporter Retained at Canim Devens Demobilization Battle
Amid Canim Devens demobilization, Private Joseph Santosuassa of the Medical Detachment is retained while contested with Development Tattatian a former Post staff member whose services were deemed indispensable. Reports from the city claim he has been discharged, though he states he was told the night before he left camp that he would stay to the finish.
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Canim Devens
Joseph Santosuassa
Tattatian
Post
Cayetain Bishop
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