Word: jointed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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First it was a Harvard education, then it was a joint education and now it is--well, what is it, anyhow? Latent speculation on the subject arose Monday, when the 350 students who managed to beat the clock to a 9 o'clock class in History 5b met a new member of the course, one shaggy dog, Yale...
Does the Administration hope to lure these men of social grace by the continued presence of Radcliffe women in class? Co-education, started as a wartime measure necessitated by teacher shortages, and cloaked under the title of "joint instruction", seems to be here to stay. Thus, for better or worse, the Administration discards a tradition of three centuries...
...Cited for contempt one Edward K. Barsky of New York for refusing to turn over records of his Joint Ati-Fascist Refugee Committee to the Un-American Activities Committee. CJ Passed the Bell bill regulating U.S.Philippine trade for 28 years after the islands become independent July...
Radcliffe girls were admitted to Harvard classes during the war because of teacher shortages. Announcing that the girls will stay on in peacetime, Harvard beat the coed devil around the bush by calling this "joint instruction...
Reaction to "joint instruction" was varied. Said a Radcliffe sophomore: "You're just bound to find the situation distracting unless you're a great brain." Said Professor Payson Wild Jr.: "I think the exchange of opinion between man and woman fruitful." Harvard Senior Roger MacDougal, who takes the historic Harvard view that Radcliffe girls are unspeakably undatable, spoke for the Harvard masses. Said he: "The peaches are all right, but oh, those lemons...