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Through the unceasing efforts and perseverance of its founder , Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Girls grew from these humble beginnings into Bethune Cookman College , a well - endowed coeducational in- stitution , annually ...
Through the unceasing efforts and perseverance of its founder , Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Girls grew from these humble beginnings into Bethune Cookman College , a well - endowed coeducational in- stitution , annually ...
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The second and third generations of college- trained women produced many scientists . Florence Rhena Sabin , a graduate of Smith College and holder of an M.D. degree from Johns Hopkins , specialized in zoology and in 1905 became the ...
The second and third generations of college- trained women produced many scientists . Florence Rhena Sabin , a graduate of Smith College and holder of an M.D. degree from Johns Hopkins , specialized in zoology and in 1905 became the ...
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... 182-183 and social equality , 177-178 Uncle Tom's Cabin , 38 United Nations , 175 United States Children's Bureau , 129 Universities , see Colleges Utah , 139 Van Kleek , Mary , 137 Van Lew , Elizabeth , 99 Vassar College , 45 , 111 ...
... 182-183 and social equality , 177-178 Uncle Tom's Cabin , 38 United Nations , 175 United States Children's Bureau , 129 Universities , see Colleges Utah , 139 Van Kleek , Mary , 137 Van Lew , Elizabeth , 99 Vassar College , 45 , 111 ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |