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A concise institutional history of a women's college recounts its founding ideals and the vision of its benefactor, profiles successive presidents and faculty and their educational methods, and portrays student life both in study and in ceremonial and recreational traditions. It documents a major campus fire and the community's recovery, traces alumnae organization and loyalty, and reflects on the college's role in expanding higher education for women and shaping institutional customs and aspirations.
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