So you did not get to yell "man on the floor!" with the inevitable reply "pick
him up" - how sad. (Fathers helping daughters move in)
Patty
The state college I attended in the early 90's still does not allow men
in the women's dorm. Period.
Times change, but not everywhere.
And I shudder to
Beth Chamberlain wrote:
By the 80's we could show up for class in jeans, sweats or even pj's.
I always wondered if the girls in pj's with uncombed hair would have
dared to do that if there were guys in class. The Home Ec students
were certainly "encouraged" to dress nicely for certain events bu
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pre-hippie
What happened if you didn't get 8?
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Oh, the memories you guys (that
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Of course!?
Can you imagine what kind of rukus that
would cause today?
Kate Pinner
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Of course!? So could we. From 2:00 to 4:00 on Sunday afternoon.? Doors open.?
Feet on the floor.? Housemother wandering the halls.? And they had to sign in
at the desk in the lobby.?
Catherine
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From: Beth Chamberlain
(Of course by then we could have men
While it's a whole nuther subject and unrelated to historic costume,
it bears mentioning that it wasn't just the clothing rebels you have
to thank for your academic freedom, but all those courageous
dissidents on campuses like Cal Berkeley who stood up for their right
to free speech in the
These younger girls don't realize what they missed!<
But we appreciated the paths you forged! By the 80's we could show up for
class in jeans, sweats or even pj's. I always wondered if the girls in pj's
with uncombed hair would have dared to do that if there were guys in class.
The Home Ec st
>
> These younger girls don't realize what they missed!
Well, I went to high school in the 1990s... which means that the one outfit
I remember wearing to DEATH was a brown wool shirt (think lumberjack type,
but thinner, and brown with a thin blue line and some orange patterning
instead of red a
Governor's School.? He'll be there all month.?
Catherine
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Subject: [h-cost] Virginia Women's Colleges in the 1960's - definitely
pre-hippie
Hi Kate (Sweetbri
> I was at Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Virginia from
> 1964-1966.
This all sounds like what many people were doing when I was in High School
in southern CA. then, except for the church and white gloves part. The
Beach Boys, and the (male) surfer crowd in southern CA, looked li
Hi Kate (Sweetbriar) and Catherine (Radford)
I was at Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Virginia from
1964-1966. Then I went to Northwestern. Because I was there such a brief
time and because new clothes were bought for college, I have all sorts of
snapshots of my friends and myself t
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