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Foreign News June 16, 1900

The Jamesburg Record

Jamesburg, Middlesex County, New Jersey

What is this article about?

Overview of women's colleges in England: Oxford has Lady Margaret Hall and Somerville College; Cambridge has Newnham (founded 1875, fees $425) and Girton (founded 1869, fees $525). Women not yet granted Cambridge degrees.

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ENGLISH COLLEGES FOR WOMEN

As yet women are not given the Cambridge degree.

Lady Margaret hall and Somerville college are the two institutions for women at Oxford.

Newnham, founded in 1875, is widely known through the personality of Miss Clough, sister of Arthur Hugh Clough. Its fees are smaller than those of Girton—$425 covers most of the year's expenses.

Girton is the oldest woman's college in England. It was started in 1869 by five students who determined to try the Cambridge university examinations. At Girton the girls have two rooms each. The fee for the college year, including tuition, board and rent, is $525.

What sub-type of article is it?

Womens Education Higher Education

What keywords are associated?

Womens Colleges Oxford Cambridge Newham Girton Education Fees

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Clough Arthur Hugh Clough

Where did it happen?

England

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Primary Location

England

Key Persons

Miss Clough Arthur Hugh Clough

Event Details

Women not granted Cambridge degrees. Oxford institutions: Lady Margaret Hall and Somerville College. Newnham College founded 1875, associated with Miss Clough, fees $425. Girton College founded 1869 by five students for Cambridge exams, fees $525, two rooms per student.

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