While its historical value is somewhat limited by time and place it is still interesting because it shows just as much how progressive men viewed changing women's roles as it does about the women themselves.

I don't know why people are so slanted against these Rohmer shorts. They go by quick, capture a certain life and time, and display some marvelous structure (editing and composition, mostly) for its simple subjects.

Chiming in with FFD here. Completely pointless. Interesting only to see Orsay looking like that instead of how it looks today.

Okay documentary short

A newsreel-style look at the rise of women on campus, which is about as interesting as it sounds. It doesn't seem to have any value in Rohmer's body of work, although I must admit I'm curious about why he did it (a contract job, perhaps).