Upon its release, the film was widely derided by critics and historians for its factual mistakes and historical inaccuracies. Modern Art had been taught at Wellesley since the 1920s. No "poise and elocution" classes were ever taught at the school. Wellesley had neither curfews nor "lights out" rules. Additionally, in contrast to its depiction as a politically conservative school, Wellesley was the first college in the United States to appoint an African-American sociology professor to its faculty in the early 1950s.

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