Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1927-10-23 | Page 9 | Marriages Are Rare with Oxford Women

MARRIAGES ARE RARE HARE WITH OXFORD WOMEN OXFORD Eng By Eng By The Associated Associated Associated Press No No man loves a woman who understands him too well wellS and more tragedies arise between edu edu- educated educated educated men and women than between those who have ha not received the higher training believes JIrs Irs E. E G. G R. R Taylor lecturer in geography at University College London Mrs Taylor stated her beliefs belleb following the disclosure by the Ox Ox- Oxford Oxford ford lord union year book that marriage among Its s women is Is rare roue only one in III 20 women graduated from Oxford in the last seven years hav hay having haVIng ing tog been married since receiving Ing diplomas t Educated women do not marry gays ays Mrs Taylor because they ee e too good for men Men are of ot women with university training As soon as you educate a woman to expect something more out of ot life than marriage home and children she is not nilling to un un- undertake undertake Undertake marriage readily In my young oung days men looked on nn intellectual women with Ith horror I was always Introduced at par par- parties parties parties I ties as being frightfully clever cleverand cleverand cleverand and the result was that no young joung man would dance or talk to me Men students of ot the University however have offered other explanations nations They say that the un unI I as the girl student Is 18 known at Rt the University dresses nothing of ot make make- makeup up and md thinks more mOle of 01 the inside of her head than the outside of her herI I body bo The e Oxford union lIfear ear car book i fA ints the names of ot women women stu stu- students r dents who have hare been members o othe ot of the University in the last of years and intersperses in Italics italic the names of ot those who have mar mar- marl ned At Oxford the woman stu stu- student student stu- stu student l dent Is L known as an I ette cUe eUe