[Magdalen] Gap year (or more)

[Allan Carr]

When I first attended the Johns Hopkins University in 1948 as an
undergraduate, a certain hill near the stadium was known as rubber hill.
Wikipedia tells me condoms have been in use for 400 years. By the time I
got married in the mid 1950s, my wife continued into graduate school and
had a diaphragm which, in its more modern form, was invented in the 1880s,
popularized in Europe and reintroduced to the USA by Margaret Sanger after
WW1.

On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 6:59 PM, ME Michaud <michaudme at gmail.com> wrote:


> Back then, in the days before birth control was available to young
> unmarried women, pregnancy-and-marriage was the fate most of
> my childhood friends embraced. And college became impossible.
> That's changed, of course.


-- 
Allan Carr