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              <text>Clipping from "Mrs. Raushenbush Emerges Unscarred in Sarah Lawrence Confrontation," The New York Times, 1969</text>
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              <text>This source is a section of a New York Times article titled "Mrs. Raushenbush Emerges Unscarred in Sarah Lawrence Confrontation" published on March 23rd, 1969. It details the stance of Sarah Lawrence College President, Mrs. Raushenbush, on student sexuality, emotions, and sex in regard to co-ed dormitories.</text>
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              <text>Carleton College Archives: "President's Office Records (Nason), 1962 – 1986" collection, "Co-ed Dorm Issue, 1969-70" folder.</text>
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              <text>20th Century, 1969</text>
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