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Seven Sisters of the South
[edit]First paragraph references the "Seven Sisters of the South" but the link takes you to the traditional Seven Sisters Colleges (of the Northeast: Smith, Wellesley, etc.). There is an article on Women's Colleges in the Southeast, but no specific page for the SS of the South. According to Geni.com the SSoS include Agnes Scott, Brenau, Hollins, Mary Baldwin, Salem, Sweet Briar, and Wesleyan. While this list sounds legit, I'm having a hard time finding an authoritative source and so have not created a separate page for them. Cellmaker (talk) 22:11, 23 June 2021 (UTC)
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