The marriage crisis / by Ernest R. Groves.

  • Groves, Ernest R. (Ernest Rutherford), 1877-1946.
Date:
1928
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Credit: The marriage crisis / by Ernest R. Groves. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    social opportunities connected with campus life. It would also be for the good of the child himself that his financial assistance, whatever its source, should not be so great as to relieve him of some dependence upon his own earn¬ ing resources, since this experience of earning one’s way, at least in part, is itself too valuable a part of education to be left until one embarks upon one’s career. HOUSING If family life is to flourish, public policy must give more heed to problems of housing. It is true that the house is only the shell of the home, but to it must conform the family life in its most vital period. At present we have on the two extremes a serious problem for the family. Influenced by inadequate transportation and the high price of land are the families that are squeezed nearly to death by inadequate quarters. In [238 ^