ACADEMIC HONOURS AND MARRIAGE.
Of the ex-students of Newnham, only 108 out of 920 have married, and at, Girton forty-one out of 372. Of the seventy-nine atudente of Girton who have obtained the certificates for the mathematical tripos six have married. Of the ninety-seven who obtained the classical tripos nine have married. Of the forty-seven who obtained " the natural science tripoa seven have married. The only etudent who passed the theological tripoa has married. Out of the thirty-seven who obtained the historical tripos three have married. Out of the forty I«dy atudente who have taken the ordinary pau degree fifteen have married—a much larger proportion, as will be seen, than imong the students who have obtained the honours degree.
(Wβ shall be glad to receive ia this column brief contributions, both from tbe " New Woman," and also from her sisters who do not lay claim to " advanced " ideas. Contributions must not exceed sixty lines in length, and may be either original or selected. In the latter case the source should be stated.]
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9128, 12 June 1895, Page 5
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