Madras Christian College,
  letter from student at;
  “triangular alliance;
  inter-missionary; nine
  languages represented;
  sunflower and the lamp;
  campus of; student
  organizations; student
  government; athletic
  teams; Literary and
  Debating Societies;
  Star Club; Natural History
  Club; Art Club;
  Dramatic and Musical
  Societies; History Club;
  Y.W.C.A.; social
  service; applied psychology;
  The Sunflower;
  superstitions; the
  college woman and India;
  teaching; legal profession;
  politics;
  home life; what one
  reformer achieved;
  dowry system; college
  education for women justified;
  letter from graduate;
  extract from
  journal of teacher in;
  students continue
  studies in England and
  America; licentiates in
  teaching; examination
  papers; student
  body of; “conscience
  clause,”; effort to aid
  cause of nationalism;
  social service by students;
  students of, love
  Shakespeare; drama
  at; students collect
  fund for science building,

Madras Corporation Child
  Welfare Scheme,

Madras Mothers’ Union,

McDougall, Miss Eleanor

Magazine edited by Mrs.
  Azariah,

Manikin, makeshift,

Manu, laws of,

Marriage of Indian girl,

Marriage, early, and education,
  See Child marriage;
  Dowry system.

Maya Das, Dora; and
  Mr. Gandhi,

Medical instruction by students,

Medical needs of India and
  supply of women physicians,

Medical School, Vellore. See
  Vellore Medical School.

Medical service,

Medical treatment, ignorant;
  superstition in,

Mid-wife, work of a,

Mid-wives, ignorant

Mission boards, fourteen, support
  Madras Christian College,

Missions, criticism of;
  can not long meet demand
  for education,

Missionary service one of
  greatest fields for college
  girls,

“Moral equivalent of war,”

Morality and religion unrelated,

Motherhood and college education,

Mt.  Holyoke College and
  Mary Lyon; first
  Indian student at,

Muhammadans invade India,

Multiplication, problem in,

Musical Society,

Myers quoted,

Naidu, Mrs. Sarojini,

Nala and Damayanti,

Natural History Club,

Nature, God in,

National life of India, training
  women for, demands
  college education,

National Missionary Society,

Nationalism, effort to aid
  cause of,

Nur Jahan, “the light of the
  world,”

Nurses’ Home of Vellore
  Medical School,

Obstetrics, makeshift manikin
  for teaching,