File:The Oread of Mount Carroll Seminary, August 1895.djvu

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The Oread of Mount Carroll Seminary, August 1895 ( )
Author	Oread Society of the Mount Carroll Seminary
Title	The Oread of Mount Carroll Seminary, August 1895
Description	English: August 1895 issue of the Oread, student newspaper of Shimer College during the late Seminary period of the school's history. Digitized by Northern Illinois University. This issue opens with a speech by Winona Branch Sawyer on "The New Woman", and also includes another speech by Mrs. Sawyer titled What Becomes of the Girl Graduates?" An amateur digitization of a different physical copy of this issue is available here. Then a women's seminary located in Mount Carroll, Illinois, Shimer is today a very small coeducational liberal arts college in Chicago with a Great Books curriculum and the nation's longest-running program of early entrance to college.
Language	English
Publication date	1895 publication_date QS:P577,+1895-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Place of publication	Mount Carroll, Illinois
Source	Internet Archive identifier: TheOreadOfMountCarrollSeminaryAugust1895

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