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| An
increasingly diverse student body |
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student enrollment of the School has grown in size and diversity over
the century, reflecting shifts in social expectations and programmatic
changes. As the curriculum moved from
a science-based gendered education for women to more professional
majors, the student body expanded to encompass men as well as women
and increasing numbers of minority students. |
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| Students
on the lawn of the Home Economics Building, 1981 |
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