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We do not. From the great City of Now York there are usually ten students in Yaasar College ; and as many from New York are at Vassar as at any other college. If we take out of New York life those for whom Europe is the college, those for whom the workshop is the university, those for whom society is the universe, we still have an enormous residuum of young women who should be studying. For these our colleges are too expensive. The cost of a girl's education is much greater than that of a boy. ...Why should it be sot Why should not girls club together, board them- selves in a wholesome and inexpensive way, obtain some light employment which will add to their means, and dress for almost nothing? I touch the subject of expense in dress with a sinking heart, for I know that d by Google y no party is with me ; I stand almost alone.
We need organized missionary work on the subject. Young women say, " It is our duty to look pretty;" and one would suppose, from the attention paid to it, that it was the highest duty.
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We do not. From the great City of Now York there are usually ten students in Yaasar College ; and as many from New York are at Vassar as at any other college. If we take out of New York life those for whom Europe is the college, those for whom the workshop is the university, those for whom society is the universe, we still have an enormous residuum of young women who should be studying. For these our colleges are too expensive. The cost of a girl's education is much greater than that of a boy. ...Why should it be sot Why should not girls club together, board them- selves in a wholesome and inexpensive way, obtain some light employment which will add to their means, and dress for almost nothing? I touch the subject of expense in dress with a sinking heart, for I know that d by Google y no party is with me ; I stand almost alone.
We need organized missionary work on the subject. Young women say, " It is our duty to look pretty;" and one would suppose, from the attention paid to it, that it was the highest duty.
What to read after Woman And the Higher Education. [microform]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willard Emma to read onlineMoreLess
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