![]() ![]() Registration in 1939-1940 decreased in all classes, the Freshman contingent admitted being the smallest in eight years. "If the normal ideals, traditions, and interests of undergraduate college life, and particularly of the liberal arts, are to be preserved through the war," President Valentine asserted to the trustees in June, 1942, "they must be preserved primarily in and through the College for Women." Valid though that affirmation was, academic life at Prince Street before Pearl Harbor, the great dividing line, of course, of the era, proceeded to a very large extent at the established tempo.
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