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Basically, most colleges adopted a more liberal arts and science based curricula and let go of the religious based curricula of the nineteenth century. Hence, the birth of a more balanced, enlightened course of study. A good case in point would be Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's efforts at Bowdin College in Maine.

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