1946 Smith College Lifeguards Swim In Formation

The video showcases an exhibition by Smith College lifeguards at MIT's traditionally male pool. The lifeguards perform an aquatic tango, demonstrating skills that might inspire their boyfriends to learn new water tricks. The video also offers a fisheye view and highlights how women find loopholes, even underwater.

What is the significance of the Smith College lifeguards' exhibition at MIT?

• It was a fundraising event for the college.

• It was a competition between different colleges.

• It showcased the lifeguards' ability to perform complex aquatic routines.

• It was the first time women were allowed in the pool.

What might the boyfriends of the lifeguards need to learn according to the video?

• How to play water polo.

• How to dive deeper.

• How to perform water flowers.

• How to swim faster.

What does the phrase 'aquatic tango' refer to in the context of the video?

• A playful water game.

• A competitive swimming event.

• A synchronized swimming routine.

• A new dance style performed in water.

What perspective does the 'fisheye view' provide in the video?

• An underwater perspective.

• A view from above the water.

• A close-up of the lifeguards' faces.

• A panoramic view of the pool.

What does the video suggest about women's ability to find solutions?

• They can only find solutions on land.

• They are adept at finding solutions even in challenging environments.

• They struggle to find solutions underwater.

• They rely on others to find solutions for them.