The College Education of Women in Our Time
Analyzes debates on women college education, arguing the pursuit is not essential but offers lasting personal and social benefits. Describes types of women’s colleges East, West, and urban options, and weighs professional training against cultural gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
City College
New York
Burrougs School
West 45Th ST
Herkeley Lyceeum
Dalton
Umier
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William T. Brewster
Columbia University
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop of
Baltimore
The
New York Times
Manhattan
Cornell
Groff
West 72d St
Joseph C. Groff
New York City
Columbus
Evne
Berkeley
Columbia
Titute
Hudson River
PROM
Edwin Fowler J. Clark
West End Avenue
Finch Day School For Girls
East 77Th Street
James Wells Finch
Helen M. Scoville
FOR Girls— Classical School
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Dwight School
West 43d Street
Grand Central Station
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Correll
Mass
Ins. Tech
Colleges and Technical
Sens
Erul E. Camerer
Varthur Williams
Friends’ School
Schermerhorn St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pennington Seminary
America
Frank Moore
A.M
D.D
Box K
Pennington
N. J
Madison Av
Cor
Miss Bangs
Miss Whiton
Columbia Grammar School
3Rd Street
Central Park West
Business
Rcadt
New York College of Music
East 58Th Street
Carl Hein
August Fraemcke
Bronx
Boston Road
Harry Schreyer
Hugo Grunwald
D. Haagmans
Theo. Join
Jos. J. Kovarik
Wm. Ebans
Conrad Kind
New York Symphony Orchestras
Carnegie Hall
NEW York University
Washington Square
the School OF Law
United States
School OF Commerce, Acounts and Finance
University
Greater
School OF Pedagogy
Bulletins
Metropolis Building
16Th St
Broadway
Riverdale School
New York ‘City
F. S. Hackett
Riverdale-on- Hudson
Kinggbridge
Madison School For Girls
West 96Th Street
Rosalie Moses
Loyola School
Society Jesus
Tor Prospectus
Wm. O'Brien Pardow
S. J
P. F. O'Gorman
le Baron Drumm School
Cin
Primar
Hamilton Institute
Iardner Boarding
Fisthav
8Th
49Th Sts
Miss McKee
Semple West Asrs St
Reapers
Harlem Preparatory School
Eta ST
Folumbi
Cornet
Ts. Gerschanek
M. A. J. Weill
B.S
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Chalif Normal School OF Dancing
West Tid St. In
Puseing
Ss H. Chalif
Arluin
New York University Law School
J.D. Avlaress L. J. Tompkins
Washington St
NEW York Day School
Fulton St
Dwight Method
J.L.M
George Chase
Dean
Bryant
40Th St
Maxwell's Licenses
Regents
Froehel Normal
West 96Th
Earle
Citr
Times Square
Grenville Kleiser
Elliman School
Ree S. Cs
W. Sith St
A i Pl
Reapens
Miss
Tarrytown
Irving
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
A. M. Furman
A. M
C. E. Mason
the Castle
Tarrytown-on-"udson
Collegs
Le.m
Misses
Kirmayor
Atiao AV
Horn
Ander
Barnard School
Ammar
St. i
PEM. Spy Y
College Prep
General
Jaamaar
Catsiog
de Lancey School
West 98Th St
West End Ave
Ase Ag
Asbert G. Weigestes
Comesic
N. 2
National Conservatoryusic of America
Special Art of Congress
Jeannette M. Thurber
Sec’y
National Conservatory of Music of America
West 25Th Street
79Th Street
Nstitute of
Mew
Ares
Frank Damrosch
Fifth Ave
Ek 12Th Street
Ford School ‘of Expression
West 40Th Street
Edith Cline Ford
Amy W. Quackenrush
Irving School
West 84Th Street
Louis Dwight Day
Ray
Clason Point Military - Academy
Clason-on-the-Sound
Board of Regents
City Hall
Christian Hrathers
Edmund
Cutler School
East 50Th ST Fer
Arthur H. Cutler
N. SS
Wes-Asth Street
Otto Koenig
Horace Mann
Teachers College
Samuel T. Datton
Manhattan College Christian Brothers, Oariing
Dey Scholer& Broadway
Lust
Pruthne Fpeter. Press
Etrinity Schools
West Sint ST
PF F
Haigh Schows
Equipmen Tr
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