How was Jenny poor?


She was going to college at Radcliff. How does that make her poor?

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Jenny was college educated that should have meant something to his father. Plus, she had all these stylish clothes. She certainly did not act or look poor!

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What does that mean, act poor? I refer to the person who mentioned it before you. But seriously, what?

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Scholarship, duh...

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Jenny was from a lower-class background. Radcliff was possible because some kind upper-class person of means established schscholarship. She was smart and knew some of the ways to advance her social status. She still had baggage though and hadn't smoothed all of her lower-class edges. The constant swearing was a tell-tale sign. Young women from good backgrounds didn't swear excessively like she did.

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Harvard (and what was then a separate but related institution called Radcliffe, which still exists but is no longer listed as such on undergraduate diplomas) has needs-blind admission; if you are accepted, your costs are guaranteed through a combination of scholarships, loans and work-study jobs.

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Was Harvard all male back then until they started to allow Radcliffe female students go to Harvard?

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