"The Vassar Girl" 1933-1974
Mary McCarthy '33 describes the college as it was when she was a student in contrast to Vassar in 1974. Produced in 1974 by the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., the 26-minute program includes a discussion with a group of students about the political climate of the early '70s as well as McCarthy's analysis of Watergate.
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