Word: coeducationalized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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But I'm Radcliffe does not concentrate on Radcliffe--in fact, most of Baker's arguments consider the other, more independent schools. Her concern is the future of women's education, the extent to which the Seven Sisters who remain separate from men's colleges can change to meet the...
In the end, Haverford's board of managers-including two members who also serve on Bryn Mawr's governing board-saw things Bryn Mawr's way. Although it voted to allow women transfer students into Haverford's upper three classes, there are actually very few openings...
Whitehead added that the compromise should not be viewed as a transition step towards either full coeducation at Haverford or a merger between Haverford and Bryn Mawr.
"This is a step towards coeducation," while maintaining the "system of cooperation" between the two schools, John C. Whitehead, chairman of the Board of Managers at Haverford, said yesterday.
Many Haverford students were quite upset by the compromise. Paul Hollings a Haverford freshman, feels that the board showed a lack of nerve in the decision. "The students and faculty wanted this [full coeducation] all the way," he said.