Intellectual Divorce and Women in World Affairs
The article discusses how college women engage in internationalism through Barnard College and the International Federation of University Women. It highlights figures like Margaret Goldsmith and Vicountess Rhondda, notes women serving on trade missions and in industry, and argues liberal education should foster intellectual divorce from technique to empower women in global leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
League of Nations
International Federation of University Women
Gilderleeve
Federation
England
America
International Confederation of Students
World Federation of Christian Students’ Associations
Margaret Goldsmith
U. S. Department of Commerce
Berlin
Miss Goldsmith
N¢ War Labor Board
International Chamberommerce
Paris
Lue
Bern
Com Crce
U. S. Department Commerce
Lucy
H. L. Hollingworth
Goldsmith
New York
Goldsmith Shore Company
Vicountess Rhondda
Cambrian Collieries
Wales
British Fire Insurance Company
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Florence Levine
Christian Quick Printing
Lagrevieg
Theflens Meredngette
Journalism Bldg
Webster’s
NEW International
Cabell
Hoover
Latvia
G. & C. Merriam Co
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