Word: coeducationalized
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Until Dartmouth has made the full transition to coeducation and year-round operation, Kemeny is not planning anything drastic. "Dartmouth," he says, "is larger than most small colleges and does not have the big universities' problem of tending to splinter into unrelated pieces. I want to keep it that...
He is the first one to ask questions: about coeducation at Harvard, about similar changes at English universities, "when I was at Oxford (for the first time I knew then that the collegiate role fit the man himself) if you were caught with a girl in your room, you were...
Nonetheless, many of the students have concluded that if coeducation at Yale is ever to be coequal, the male-female ratio, which has narrowed slightly to 5 to 1, must be equalized. That seems a remote possibility, though Brewster is considering some kind of reorganization to bring it closer. The...
By the Wayside. Despite all its social and emotional wear and tear, coeducation has brought few visible changes to Yale. One administrator admits that he is still startled to see a student wearing a bikini in the gymnasium elevator. A dean says that he enjoys getting notes from girls more...
Concludes Brewster: "Once we overcome the lopsided ratio, I don't think there will be any drawbacks to coeducation at Yale. People have a much more human relationship with each other now. They're more considerate. Educationally, socially, and even morally Yale is a much better place than...