Quotes are taken from a message written by Paul to Charles on 07/30/96...
PS>CB>I think the "big-deal" is that both of the schools are public
PS>CB>institutions.  I do believe that same-sex schools are legal if they are
PS>CB>private, but not if they receive public funding.
PS>
PS>    If such schools were opened could it be possible that they would
PS>be considered legal?  Could a female be attracted to the curriculum
PS>offered at that school and wish to enroll, like our military school?
I think they would be considered legal as long as public financing were 
kept to a minimum - after all, we do have single-sex colleges, 
single-sex clubs (Rotary was men only, I believe, until just recently) 
and even single-sex bars (ladies-only nights, etc.)  What makes the 
difference is public funding.
As for whether or not women would be attracted to single-sex schools, my 
guess would be that there's a limited market, but there'd be enough for 
a few such schools to operate.
Chuck
Chuck Beams
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cbeams@future.dreamscape.com
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