Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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REED COLLEGE ADUWUAL About three-fourths of those who exprest themselvs on the woman question wer in favor of absolute equality of the sexes, while only three entirely disapproved. thirty-three dance. Twenty-eight of the Two regard dancing as immoral, altho eight wer doutful on the moral side. Seventeen hav not changed their ideas on dancing since coming to college, and but one has become more firmly opposed to it. Twenty-five ar members of some church, Methodists, Presbyterians, Baptists, Christians, Episcopalians and Congregationalists being wel represented. + 1915 EN Eight joihd the church before they wer ten years old, while none joind after coming to college. he joind. One did not kno when The graduating clas has done a consistent amount of studying. During the first year, they spent an average of thirty-six hours a week on their regular college courses. This average was kept up during the sofomore and junior years, while during the past year, they hav averaged nearly forty hours a week, if their reports ar to be trusted. .zai r-IIIL' .g$I-G;

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