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Originally posted by RUASTgrrl
yeah I came across some old handbooks when I worked in the library. The women needed a permission note from their parents to the Dean of women, to go to the movies, to go off campus, to go on dates or ride in an automobile. No men were allowed in the dorms except in the lounge, and women weren't allowed to wear pants unless they were going to a gym class or on a picnic. Also they got a grade on how clean they kept their room. And anyone found to have a "secret" marriage would be expelled. Also couldn't wear rollers in your hair outside of the dorm room. Strange.
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This isn't college, but in a couple of Toronto boarding schools back in the 60s (and earlier), girls were only allowed to have a certain number of dates per year (depending on grade level), and the boy had to be "approved" by the family. The other times they get to see men were at dances arranged by the schools. They probably got to see men like 10 times a year tops. They had mandatory extracurricular activities and were not allowed to watch television.
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