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faculty members started “
Ginling centers” as part of
other missionary institutions in Shanghai, Wuchang, and Chengdu. The
Ginling center at
Wuchang began...
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become the
acting president at
Ginling College in 1919. However, she
later broke off her
engagement and
never married. At
Ginling College,
Vautrin decided to...
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Cross Flags.
Minnie Vautrin was a
Christian missionary who
established Ginling Girls College in Nanjing,
which was
within the
established Safety Zone...
- Mary A. Nourse, an
American professor at
Ginling College,
inviting her to
study at the university. At
Ginling College, in
addition to
being elected president...
- 1,000
women and
girls are said to have been raped,
about 100
girls at
Ginling Girls College alone. You hear
nothing but rape. If
husbands or brothers...
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districts of the city. The city was
known as
Yuecheng and
Jinling or "
Ginling" (金陵) from the
Warring States Era.
Jianye (建业; Chien-yeh),
which means...
- 20th century,
although it
subsequently became a full-fledged university.
Ginling College in
Nanjing similarly followed the
model of an
American liberal...
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withdrawal of the
Chinese government.
Minnie Vautrin, an
instructor at the
Ginling College, was
designated to
convey the
proposal to the ****anese. In this...
- students. In the 1910s, women's
universities were established, such as
Ginling Women's
University and
Peking Girls'
Higher Normal School, but
there was...
- in
China officially named "university" in English. In 1951,
Ginling College (former
Ginling Women University established in 1913)
merged into the University...
