Word: wellesley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Each girl entering the freshman class at Wellesley this fall received a yellow introductory booklet describing life at the College. An essential element of Wellesley seemed to be Harvard, the editors implied. They defined it as: "Not strictly a part of Wellesley. We share it with Radcliffe...
...look around today at the Princeton game, or at cocktail parties and dances afterward. You will see a great many girls--far too many for all of them to be Cliffdwellers. A survey of the crowd would probably reveal that there are equally as many, if not more, Wellesley girls present. All the girls will look approximately the same--their best. Yet underneath this? female facade, there are some basic difference between the average Annex girl and her Wellesley counterpart...
While the rally is taking place, a more dignified discussion will be held in Emerson D. At 7 p.m., Robert H. King '57 and James L. Kincaid '58 will debate a pair of Princetonians on the subject: "Resolved, "Wellesley prefers Harvard to Princeton." Five Wellesley girls will be the judges...
Other speakers besides Bundy at the morning session were Professor B. Alden Thresher, Director of Admissions at M.I.T., and Miss Mary E. Chase, Director of Admissions at Wellesley...
...Masters, though they recognize the student's financial problem, argue that an extra three hours of drinking on a home football Saturday are a dangerous thing. They envision excessively wild parties, couples staggering out onto the streets recklessly drunk, and crack-ups on the road back to Wellesley. Yet in extending room hours to 11 p.m. for ordinary weekends three years ago, the Masters undertook a similar risk, and the results have been encouraging. In sharp contrast to the dire predictions of the Faculty, few students have abused their new privilege. Undergraduates have shown that they are capable of responsible...