Word: coeducationalized
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The Harvard Teachers Union has offered the University a sheep in wolf's clothing. In its report on "coeducation" in Cambridge it has recommended no social or academic merger with Radcliffe, but a combination of parallel liberal arts courses to preserve for the duration as much of the liberal arts...
There have always been courses in the University in which such a combination would have been desirable; the war is only multiplying the number. The most rapacious draft policy will always leave at Harvard a nucleus of deferred students who can do no better than to prepare for the postwar...
The Union's actual proposal has gone unnecessarily far in advocating that all liberal arts courses be thus merged. University Hall's concentration on molding Harvard's liberal curriculum to conform to the needs of war has left no place for the rumored coeducation. The main purpose of Harvard now...
Miss '46 liked coeducation only as a war move. "Under it," she said, "the liberal traditions which have always characterized Harvard and Radcliffe relationships will continue; they'll just be less subtle."