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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1915

Page

2

Jane Addams to Speak on Pacifism at Campus Forum

Horace Mann Auditorium hosts a Thursday meeting of the Common Sense League of the University on March 11 at 4 PM. Jane Addams will discuss anti militarist views, inviting students to join and hear arguments for and against national policy of jingoism and military preparation.

Common Sense League of the University Horace Mann Jane Addams League Schuster Louise Tateor

Attendance Officers and the Expanded Bureau Roles

The Attendance Bureau replaces the former board and handles compulsory education enforcement, the newsboy law, and a full census of children aged four to eighteen. Attendance officers work house to house to improve school attendance, uncovering poverty and family issues and guiding children toward vocational training. Applicants numbered over 4,000, but only a few hundred may become eligible after exams and physicals. Officers earn from ten to fifteen hundred dollars yearly.

Lesus Board Board of Education Municipal Civil Service Commission

Kipling Apology Prayer for College Life

A spoof pledge echoes Rudyard Kipling as a student voice mocks exams, tuition woes, and campus social pressures. The verse riffs on tests, professors, and dean’s lists, concluding with a stark line about Barnard and dying for the cause.

Socialist Meeting Debates Single Tax Policy

A regular Socialist Club meeting was held on Tuesday March 2 at noon. Members debated the Single Tax with some advocating it as a path to government ownership while others defended the No Con promise. An open meeting with a debate between a Single Tax advocate and a prominent Socialist is planned.

Socialist Club

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