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Girton/GCPP Duke 1 contains:
<-- See earlier
10 Account by AD of a meeting with Mercy Money-Coutts in the 1940s
11 Girton College communications
12 Programme for United Nations Weeks events
13 Director of Studies in Classics
14 [Palaeography exercise for AD] by Margaret Graven
15 'Cambridge Today' - speech given in Edinburgh
16 List of members of ICHTHYS as at January 1960
17 Birthday card [to Alison Duke] from 'The Resident Fellows' [of Girton College]
18 Speech Day address given at St Elphin's School, Matlock
18a April 1940: A War Diary
19 Personal tribute by Dorothy Thompson to Mrs [Johanna] Stevenson [Alison Duke's mother]
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Personal Papers of Alison Duke

Title 'Cambridge Today' - speech given in Edinburgh
Reference GCPP Duke 1/15
Creator Duke, Alison
Covering Dates circa 1960
Extent and Medium 1 file; Paper
Content and context

Ms text of a speech given by AD in Edinburgh [September 1960?] [at St George's School? - Jean Lindsay became headmistress there in 1960] entitled 'Cambridge Today'. Touches on developments in Cambridge such as Churchill College, New Hall, Fitzwilliam College, and the Sidgwick Avenue site; also the status of women undergraduates, including a reference to Union Society membership remaining exclusively male and references to the social lives of women undergraduates, marriage patterns on going down from Cambridge etc. As Girton College Praelector - 'my only regret is that the Syndicate decided against giving to women Praelectors the title of 'Mother of the College', to correspond to the title of 'Father of the College', which is borne by their masculine colleagues'.

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