...period for deciding it had arrived, announced by resolution at your meeting in January of this year, "that the Board of Regents recognize the right of...any person from the University, who possesses the requsite literary and moral qualifications; " a resolution which virtually declares that all departments...

...the privileges afforded by the university, and that no rule eiists in any of the university xtittutes for the exclusion of any person from the university...possesses the requisite literary and moral qualifications. February 2, 1870, Miss Madalon A. Stockwell entered the literary department, and in the autumn of that...

...right of every resident of Michigan to the enjoyment of the privileges afforded by the university, and no rule exists in any of the university statutes for...the requisite literary and moral qualifications." This unpretentious resolution, expository rather than legislative, inaugurated a revolution which may...

...right of every resident of Michigan to the enjoyment of the privileges afforded by the university, and no rule exists in any of the university statutes for...the university who possesses the requisite literary ar1d moral qualifications." This unpretentious resolution, expository rather than legislative, inaugurated...

...the natural and legal rights of women in the university, by introducing the following unostentatious resolution : ''Resolved, That the Board of Regents...the requisite literary and moral qualifications." The resolution was laid upon the table, but was subsequently taken up, on motion of Regent Willard,...

...Regents, 1864-1870, pp. 200—1. women in the University, by introducing the following unostentatious resolution : " Resolved, That the Board of Regents...the requisite literary and moral qualifications." The resolution was laid upon the table, but was subsequently taken up, on motion of Regent Willard,...

...the University, by introducing the following unostentatious resolution : ** Besolved, That the Beard of Regents recognize the right of every resident of...the requisite literary and moral qualifications." The resolution was laid upon the table, but was subsequently taken up, on motion of Regent Willard,...

...H. McGowan, took their seats in January, 1870. On the same day (January 5th) Regent Willard offered the following resolution : Resolved, That the Board...the requisite literary and moral qualifications." The resolution was adopted, Regent Walker voting against it. Several members of the faculty and a large...

...(January 5th) Regent Willard offered the following resolution: Resolved, That the Board of Begents recognize the right of every resident of Michigan...the requisite literary and moral qualifications." The resolution was adopted, Regent Walker voting against it. Several members of the faculty and a large...

...different legislatures was not immediately taken. January 5, 1870, the regents passed, almost unanimously, the following resolution : Resolved, That the Board...possesses the requisite literary and moral qualifications. • February 2, 1870, Miss Madalon A. Stockwell entered the literary department, and in the antumn...