CAREER FOR EVERY GIRL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20959, 24 February 1930, Page 17

CAREER FOR EVERY GIRL.

COLLEGE PRINCIPAL’S VIEW.

That every girl, no matter what her social position, should,- be trained for a career that will support'her if necessary is the opinion of Miss Eleanor Lodge, principal of Westfield College tor Women (University of London), Hampstead, reports the Daily Telegraph. Miss Lodge, who is a sister of Sir Oliver Lodge, is shortly resigning the post, which she has held for nine years. She was the first woman to-receive the degree iooq ° Cl n r t Literature at Oxford in f . ‘ one other woman has atlaniecl the degree since. dnniJbfJ 8 great . nsißtake that the of , ou ? aristocracy and wellin'ho /°- n ° 5 0ln E into the universities in an lor something,” she stated some sillv a d, go to finishing .school and then thev' df/no+ a J u ar ‘ 18 a tveat pity that as theh- n i ot ti Coon to the universities, oni r' i J r 0t IG r, B do -, If they did tIW for Dublin iif d themselves so badly fitted V fe as they are to-day. There versitics” a «n er j denC i y * or our uniwomen v-ln? i. be fi i ed 0I ) 1 ' r 'with young & 'ho know they will have to earn that in mind?" M( who E 0 thorc wit -h Miss I ?nJlir t 0 i new openings for women, woman of R,o P° 7 a , 8 V. lt oue time chairplovment of w Htral Bu - reau for th ® B«n----the fimv Woi ? cn ’ sa,d that many of nn i f for were opened to y movo n °fh or tu ;°- “Women wilfhave b?fm-o themselves better than men in anv of e^-I CaU 10pG obtain positions o "then?” !i 0 11C ' V - Professions now open