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The day in loco parentis died
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The day in loco parentis died: Photos
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| Residents of the all-women's Hinsdale House in Alice Lloyd dormitory, 1965. Photo: Michiganensian. Courtesy U-M Bentley Historical Library. |
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Mrs. Morris of Hinsdale House. She was among the last of the housemothers. (Detail of photo above.) |
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| Co-ed housing promises a bacchanal of sex-crazed slinking in this detail from the May, 1963, cover of the student humor magazine "Gargoyle." Image courtesy U-M Bentley Historical Library. |






