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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

4

Sanger Addresses Social Problems Club at Earl Hall

Margaret Sanger spoke on birth control before a full Earl Hall audience on December 3. She argued population control reduces poverty and disease, outlined seven rules for responsible parenting, and urged scientific clinics as the path forward. A follow up talk on imperialism in the Orient is set for December 17 with scholars from India Syria and Princeton invited to Barnard students.

Earl Hall Margaret Sanger William Peperell Montague United States Holland England Syad Hossain India New Orient Shatara Syria Herbert Adams Gibbons Princeton University Barnard

MISS GODE ENTERTAINS GERMAN CLUB ON YOUTH MOVEMENT

Miss Gode spoke informally to the German Club about her elementary school days and the Wander Vogel Movement in Germany. The club hopes for further talks on today’s youth movement, with Miss Gode closely familiar with the topic. Her snapshots of the Youth Movement group drew direct interest.

Miss Gode Germany

Journal Club Discusses Racial Attitudes Toward Japanese

Visiting USC professor Bogardus notes lack of understanding of national customs fuels antipathy between Americans and Japanese in California. He leads discussion at the Journal Club on December 2 in the Conference Room as part of his intensive study based on interviews. Mr Jones, 1925 Columbia Sociology Fellow, classifies American sociologists discussed.

California Bogardus University of Southern California Rogardus Jones Sociology Department of Columbia

Zimmern on League and Locarno’s peek through empire

Zimmern argues that postwar dominions gained domestic independence but not foreign. He says Britain’s security pact via Locarno risks tearing the empire as war would split Britain and its dominions. Chamberlain banked unity on League peace, linking Britain’s fate to European integration and ending old naval dominance.

Mr. Zimmern Locarno Great Britain Rhineland Canada South Africa British Austen Chamberlain League of Nations League Europe England

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