Mary Baker Eddy [SEP] sex or gender
Bridge, between the years 1838 and 1842, when the present Tilton School served as a female college. She had an instructor of more than average talents in Professor Dyer Hook Sanborn. He was the author of a treatise on normal school teaching, and his "Analytical Grammar" went through eight editions. He was also the town's "superintending school committee" and he became Representative in 1845. Lucy Cross, historian of Northfield, states that it was a "celebrated school," for he was a "model educator
writings are often considered inspired or even infallible.
Mary Baker Eddy was the founder of the Christian Science movement.
Segregation.
Many religions have traditionally practiced sex segregation.
In traditional Jewish synagogues, the women's section is separated from the men's section by a wall or curtain called a mechitza. Men are not permitted to pray in the presence of women, to prevent distraction. The "mechitza" shown in the picture on the right is one in a synagogue affiliated with the 'left wing' (