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A college of one's own: women and coeducation.(Babes in Boyland : A Personal History of Co-Education in the Ivy League, Changing the Subject: How the Women of Columbia Shaped the Way We Think About Sex and Politics, Going Codes: Women's Experiences in Formerly Men's Colleges and Universities, Yards and Gates: Gender in Havard and Radcliffe History)(Book Review)
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Leslie Miller-Bernal & Susan L. Poulson, eds., GOING COED: WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES IN FORMERLY MEN'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1950-2000. Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 2004. 338p. bibl. index. $79.95, ISBN 0826514480; pap., $29.95, ISBN 0826514499.
Rosalind Rosenberg, CHANGING THE SUBJECT: HOW THE WOMEN OF COLUMBIA SHAPED THE WAY WE THINK ABOUT SEX AND POLITICS. New York: Columbia University Press, 2004. 396p. bibl. index. $29.50, ISBN 0231126441.
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A college of one's own: women and coeducation.(Babes in Boyland : A Personal History of Co-Education in the Ivy League, Changing the Subject: How the Women of Columbia Shaped the Way We Think About Sex and Politics, Going Codes: Women's Experiences in Formerly Men's Colleges and Universities, Yards and Gates: Gender in Havard and Radcliffe History)(Book Review)
Feminist Collections: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources
; Leslie Miller-Bernal & Susan L. Poulson, eds., GOING COED: WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES IN FORMERLY MEN'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1950-2000. Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 2004. 338p. bibl. index. $79.95, ISBN 0826514480; pap., $29.95, ISBN 0826514499. Rosalind Rosenberg, CHANGING THE
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CAN WOMEN'S COLLEGES LAST?
The Boston Globe
; In 1960, there were 298 women's colleges. There are now 95. When Colby-Sawyer College in New London, N.H., admits men next year, as the trustees voted last week to do, there will be 94. Are women's colleges going out of business just at the time when women are moving into the work force and other
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Safe Havens That Women Don't Want
The Washington Post
; These are, to put it mildly, awkward days for Alice Emerson. The president of Wheaton College, a 153-year-old women's college just south of Boston, has spent 12 years as an articulate defender of single-sex institutions. Even now, she can state with conviction the value of a female learning
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Teaching about women in China and Japan: a thematic approach. (Women of the World).
Social Education
; One way for teachers to include topics in their curriculum pertaining to women is to identify significant themes that appear with some regularity throughout history. The use of overarching themes helps illustrate the effect that major forces-such as beliefs, political events, and economic
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WHEN A WOMEN'S COLLEGE DECIDES TO GO COED
The Boston Globe
; These are, to put it mildly, awkward days for Alice Emerson. The president of Wheaton College, a 153-year-old women's college just south of Boston, has spent 12 years as an articulate defender of single-sex institutions. Even now, she can state with conviction the value of a female learning
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Challenged by Coeducation: Women's Colleges since the 1960s
The Catholic Historical Review
; Challenged by Coeducation: Women's Colleges since the 1960s. Edited by Leslie Miller-Bernal and Susan L. Poulson. (Nashville:Vanderbilt University Press. 2007. Pp. xiv, 418. $79.95 clothbound, $29.95 paperback.) Leslie Miller-Bernal and Susan Poulson offer a new perspective on the familiar topic of
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The Lasting Strength Of Women's Colleges; Trinity finds "one of its own."
The Washington Post
; I have watched the days of upheaval at Gallaudet University with much concern, and with great compassion for all involved. This respected university for the hearing impaired was faced with a critical question: Should it choose one of its own to lead it, or should it choose an outsider? Which was
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Gender, coeducation, and the transformation of Catholic identity in American Catholic higher education
The Catholic Historical Review
; Much of the recent scholarship on American Catholic higher education in the twentieth century has focused on the demise of a unified Catholic intellectual tradition and the growing secularism and dependency upon laity in Catholic institutions. While recognizing that numerous Catholic colleges and
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Women Students at Coeducational and Women's Colleges: How Do Their Experiences Compare?
Journal of College Student Development
; This study compared the experiences of women attending women's colleges with those of women attending coeducational institutions. Analyses of data from the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) from random samples of female first-year and senior students from 26 women's colleges and 264
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From Mexico to Copenhagen to Nairobi: the United Nations decade for women, 1975-1985.
Journal of World History
; From its founding until 1975 and the declaration of the International Women's Year (IWY), the United Nations did little to advance the cause of women's rights. There was, to be sure, the familiar and potentially revolutionary clause in the preamble to the UN Charter, to reaffirm faith in
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