Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contains a one-page handwritten report, dated Mar. 23, 1867, from the Committee on Admitting Women to the Medical School, and a 3-page accompanying letter. The letter to Thomas Hill, president of Harvard College, from Edward H. Clarke, professor at the Medical School, is dated Mar. 17, 1867. In the letter, Clarke asks whether the Medical School should change its statutes to exclude women from admission explicitly.. }
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- catalog abstract "Contains a one-page handwritten report, dated Mar. 23, 1867, from the Committee on Admitting Women to the Medical School, and a 3-page accompanying letter. The letter to Thomas Hill, president of Harvard College, from Edward H. Clarke, professor at the Medical School, is dated Mar. 17, 1867. In the letter, Clarke asks whether the Medical School should change its statutes to exclude women from admission explicitly.".
- catalog description "Contains a one-page handwritten report, dated Mar. 23, 1867, from the Committee on Admitting Women to the Medical School, and a 3-page accompanying letter. The letter to Thomas Hill, president of Harvard College, from Edward H. Clarke, professor at the Medical School, is dated Mar. 17, 1867. In the letter, Clarke asks whether the Medical School should change its statutes to exclude women from admission explicitly.".