Word: co
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...thing is certain. There will be fewer co-eds without a degree in two years. All of the professional schools will at that time have converted to strictly graduate schools, while in the MAT program "undergraduates will be comparatively few," Mendenhall said...
...changing of an institution's traditions, where is the line between what is so extreme that by its execution the institution no longer exists? In the case of Yale, the line is attired in plaid Bermuda shorts and poodle hair-cuts." Thus traditional conservatism responded to the 'dangers' of co-education...
...issue has disappeared for the present. Henry Chauncy in the office of the Dean of Yale College summed up the current view by declaring co-education at Yale is not now feasible. An undergraduate education involves more than just providing classes and dormitories, he pointed out, but also health services, athletic facilities, and extra-curricular activities. Whereas the College does have two new colleges which could serve as dormitories for women students, it could not provide the other elements in an undergraduate education. "It is in the nature of women to have more problems than men," another administrator remarked...
Entering the program this fall were five co-eds from Vassar, three from Smith, and one from Swarthmore, plus two males from Yale. Almost all were in the fields of English or History. They claim that Yale is much more relaxed than their own colleges but find that the work is oriented, especially in the case of the girls from Vassar, much more towards the original source material than to a critical bibliography...
...seen as a linear, irrversible movement, and is therefore opposed to the deeply-rooted belief of eastern religions in a cyclical theory of change in human experience. Further, can science, which has grown up in the Christian notion of love for the whole material world as God's Creation, co-exist with the eastern religious view that the visible world is an illusion...