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The Randolph-Macon Women's College will change its name next year to Randolph College.

The 115-year-old private school voted in September to accept men.

The reason for the school to accept men is to 'achieve more financial stability.'

Nine students have filed a law suit seeking a delay in allowing males until after the current freshmen class graduates.

That would mean they would never let men in...always next year, kind of thing. Next year never comes.

If the nine students really don't want men, then perhaps they are willing to make up the shortfall in finances for the college.

There are only 60 some women's colleges left from the peak of nearly 300 in the '60s.
 
As for the name change - women should be used to it. They have been changing their names for centuries to accomodate the men in their life, no?

What do you think?