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Last month, Dartmouth College announced that it will no longer tolerate single-sex policies at the school's fraternities and sororities, while Radcliffe College said it would encourage more men to apply for its prestigious Bunting Institute fellowships.
In The Patriarch: The Rise and Fall of the Bingham Family , Susan Tifft and Alex Jones describe the arrival of Mary Caperton, later the wife of George Barry Bingham, Sr., into Radcliffe: “In September 1924 Mary climbed aboard a train with Louise Burleigh and set out for Radcliffe.
Breast tissues were obtained from surgical specimens at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UK and at the UCSD Medical Center.
Exit Radcliffe Yard to Cambridge Common, where Washington first inspected the troops on 3 July 1775 (the elm tree that supposedly marks the site is not the original).
Registration at Radcliffe was usually between September 15th and 20th, but the authors are New Yorkers, and from some deeply suppressed latent hostility, New Yorkers usually manage to get it wrong when they write about Boston or Cambridge.