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ANITA: well, just, I don’t know why I, a I don't know why ¥ stayed there for four years, but I didn't rea] Know any better and I really, I sort of had the same ideals a&B my parents, I mean I (inaudibl: word) sort of, ah, took a long time for me to see what that kind of, the evils of that kind of environment which is, the thing is that, it was worst than any university because it was a small women’s college and it was based on a whole, ah, rezily nineteenth century concept of womenhood, I mean the whole educational Systeu wis," was Led eu Lowdra ah, training elementary school] teachers, and so, and ah, ruling class families evidently send their daughters there, And, i---it's strange experience for me because I came from just a regular, ah, you know, New York City suburb, and suddenly when J went to Goucher I saw, JI, it was an experience, I mean I could see that sort of what the ruling class was like in this country. I've rver sort of seen it first hand, the fact that this, you know, the great conformity and it's a whole southern debutant kind of thing. COLLINS: In the, ah, book Trashing, ah, you ah, talk about, ah, after you gradua’ from school, I don't know whether this is fact or fiction, that you hadn't, y---you just felt lost and you were reading the New Yor) Times constantly. ANITA: Yeah.