Undergraduate Mass Meeting Debates War Aims and Mobilization
The mass meeting on the twentieth featured Prof Mur vey urging weighed arguments, Dr Muzzey warning analogies are not arguments, and Dr Crampton outlining Columbia’s mobilization plan with voluntary enrollment and corps assignments. Dean Gildersleeve heads a Women’s Conference Committee while Katherine Harrower argues for war as a just cause, countered by Pollitzer remarks on three war aims and pacific ideals.
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Murvey
Muzzey
Crampton
Columbia
Red Cross
Dean Gildersleeve
Katherine Harrower
Tine Pollitzers
University Committee on Women’s Work Formed at University
President Butler appoints a University Committee on women’s public service with Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve as chair and members from education journalism and practical arts. The panel will study needed community roles, set up an information bureau in Philosophy Hall Room 301, and begin distributing enrollment cards.
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Butler
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Romiett Stevens
Faculty of
Emma H. Gunther
Katherine C. Reiley
Clare M. Howard
Emma P. Smith
Nicholas Murray Butler
Greek Games ticket sale and honor system notice
The notice outlines ticket sales for the Greek Games with application blanks from Bertha Mann Ethel Kossmann and Miss Boyd. Freshmen and Sophomores may buy two guest tickets before April 2. others may buy one student ticket. After April 2 remaining tickets sell for 1.00 each with restrictions. It also includes a lengthy critique of campus exam discipline and calls for stronger academic integrity under the Honor System at Barnard.
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Bertha Mann
Ethel Kossmann
Miss Boyd
Barnard