 | Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools - 1901 - 642 pages
...enable men and women students to attain the highest possible proficiency in their chosen profession. Given two bridge-builders, a man and a woman, given...bridge and all other bridges must be built, it is inconceivable that the preliminary instruction given to the two bridge-builders should differ in quantity,... | |
 | Nicholas Murray Butler, Frank Pierrepont Graves, William McAndrew - 1901 - 568 pages
...enable men and women students to attain the highest possible proficiency in their chosen profession. Given two bridge-builders, a man and a woman, given...simply inconceivable that the preliminary instruction given to the two bridge-builders should differ in quantity, quality, or method of presentation because... | |
 | Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz - 1993 - 452 pages
...special opportunities for women to enter the sacred groves of scholarship, but the groves had no gender. "Given two bridge-builders, a man and a woman, given...built, and given as always the unchangeable laws of mechanies ... it is simply inconceivable that the preliminary instruction given to the two bridge-builders... | |
 | Helen Horowitz - 1999 - 572 pages
...enter professions, the education they receive must be the same as men's. "Given two bridge-buildings, a man and a woman, given a certain bridge to be built,...given as always the unchangeable laws of mechanics . . . it is simply inconceivable that the preliminary instruction given to the two bridge-builders... | |
 | Diane Ravitch - 2000 - 662 pages
...enable men and women students to attain the highest possible proficiency in their chosen profession. Given two bridge-builders, a man and a woman, given...simply inconceivable that the preliminary instruction given to the two bridge-builders should differ in quantity, quality, or method or presentation because... | |
 | Andrea Hamilton - 2004 - 258 pages
...I have to make this book a reality, and he means everything to me. A Vision for Girls Introduction Given two bridge-builders, a man and a woman, given...given as always the unchangeable laws of mechanics ... it is simply inconceivable that the preliminary instruction given to the two bridge-builders should... | |
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Given two bridge-builders, a man and a woman, given a certain bridge to be built, and given as always the unchangeable laws of mechanics in accordance with which this special bridge and all other bridges must be built, it is simply inconceivable that... 