The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-04
THE COST?
Sending a Girl
to College.
1T ALL DEPENDS.
Dress Little Trouble--Ad-
vantages of College Life.

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's.t z ''ott "A'io'' " - e'''9e aeil-
Gus Thought is the cost of the under
taking, and where means are limited
this nain+ has srS.,t weight The cos+
must Hol' Ho"eNer' pe sauseu py what
boy spends in college; the comparison
is as unfair in this narticu,ar as in
o+t,s,. ,.a1.ti,,asso1,, Tr,e,s
ouner relatiV tae expenses. Each college
prospectus states exactly the legitimate
fees: to this must be added sum suffi-
oia,,+ fd,s ~, ,,,,r,>h.,.<,, ,e l,,o,-a -
-, p.ss e--f.''e u DooAS' anu LOT
the fequlrelnents OF soclal lie as repre-
scented in the clubs and students or
ganizations: beyond this tho matter ~
~rr,,5ssa ,.a.o,,.s. ..-Is .,H,
peise i'seiA INTO parental
llperahty IN pocket-money.
So. far as dress is concerned no one
need, harrow troi,h,e Tho ,,,o,,,,,,,s 81,
He7e -oofiow troupie' Inc Wonlans col
lege lncuicates spirit OF democracy;
character and brains count for more
than sunont,Ious raiYnant. tho ono srir,
NAV. wear nurnla and fine I;ren "a
the next one linsev-woo1sev and vet
botj, Stand On tba s.,,,a fo,t;,or - -
as externals are concarnad ~ As'4
Last of ali, in ,yeirhino Tho a,.o,,,,,a,,+s
in favor of college those faa f,Iras IL,
which hooks NAV no na,.t lii ~ - ~
cd to- INV f1,f
scale And What +l,ese fa, t,,,e, . MI ri,o
advantages of 1,,i,1a ass,oia+;1e., ~
lifelong .friendshinS which ba1,a qore
their beginning. the bea1ttf,,i Pr;ctio,,
of minds against minds. The iassn,,e o -
self-eontrof and sa1f-rsIia, ~ t,,S
ing ones nroner level and tbe,, ~ ~,
of fiaId davaand Aoat 10 ~ y
wheeIine and fer1i,,i,a o+t SIlliiae' son'
er,auy eeAi7
The conoIusion once raoohoa 4ho+
girl is 10 % ia coIIeaa +,,,o tti,,r en1ios
in order-chojca of oo,Ial l9i. t,'a
manner of nrenaration for es9tro NJ. INC
In tho - 20 In 20 ~ eh.l ahce;
there is varv Iift1e S Grote u coilese
THE woman;s col1esa ~ ~ stFe sl.
reached tJ,e oh ~ e az ny yeI
hardly vet otan ,st isi ~ :. t;oi.lo; slrl
finn bacs II "a.
Mater ard .thlntie, ,t Alma
" deveio,,a1 10 's, o. ny
ence Ni'e poSi'i'e iiiliu-
Pr Trn1aes +horo +; 5s
for no+ed,,no IT, ueIlueu preoeiectfon
Ann Arbor offer v sucm az Snlnell an9
Sn.i+1 a . ~ onel, NdSSar' wellesley ana
No. - e , ootlr euaa LacIiItles; Bryn-
,a,.'';t. - Pa1eoiHS ~, Illore aleer Jne uni
snrnsS. ,1o,.Io,, naanaru ana Haocllne
sSaIIesras -, - 90 dppehoases 70 mem
~ esss,I CIV tnousH Iheir advantages
Oh &c 1ney iach ds YET the 1uH
Iaoa ~ s'uueAl ille beslues these col
4,s1s .iici &c are numerous smaller lnstl-
1o u.sGls oiterihg gooo courses OF study
prans ~ d uesree.
nleparation Tor college should be be-
SUI 4i. O.. all carry age, ana can DE most
=, % toIil5 accomplished at a good
sScoHuary scnool rms does not mean
4 enat ssucn framing can be obtained no.
Where else; the high schools in many
Ssates 90 excellent work in this respect.
l3u5 the peculiar advantage of the sec
~ onoafy scnooi lies IN the fact that the
one object in view. and that the pupil
nreathes the college, atmosphere from
me very outset.
"A Iurther advantage, and one which,
K TO us credit, the secondary school nSRa