Abstract
Magazines, newspapers and concerned individuals are currently trumpeting, or bewailing, the revolution in collegiate sexual morality. Students at one college or university after another have been pictured as immoral. Vassar president, Miss Sarah Blanding, made headlines by suggesting that girls who have engaged in intercourse were not wanted at Vassar. News stories implied that were this standard applied, the Vassar campus might look singularly empty. Earlham College recently revoked Sunday visiting privileges in dormitories for men and women students, because too many doors were being closed. The issue at Harvard has been the number of hours during which men and women might visit each other in their dormitory
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