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Caption
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On September 24 1971, the Committee on Year Round Operation submitted its report to the Trustees. The Committee presented six recommendations related to Year Round Operation (later known as the Dartmouth Plan). They also provided three recommendations related to coeducation that flew in the face of what the Trustees had discussed. The first of these was that the College should begin matriculating women in September of 1972.The second was that the enrollment should aim for 3,000 men and 1,000 women (the Trustees were hoping for smaller ratio of women to men) and finally that the physical plant of the College should be expanded to accommodate 3.400 undergraduates. On October 9, the Trustees voted to accept the principles laid out in the Committee’s report. This indicated a major shift in the Board’s thinking.
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Date Created
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1971
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Rights Holder
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Dartmouth College
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Bibliographic Citation
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Committee on Year Round Operation, Report, September 1971. D.C. History LD1432 .D3561 1971. Rauner Special Collections Library, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
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Filename
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exhibit-coed-docs-014-001.jpeg
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Case Number
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2
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Item Number
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6