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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1915
Page
6
Excerpt from the January 12 1915 Congressional debate detailing arguments against woman suffrage. Critics claim suffrage degrades women and harms marriage prospects while supporters cite protection and labor realities. A scrub-woman and laundry workers illustrate conflicts between gender roles and economic needs.
William Twehsh Walling addressed Socialist Clubs of Columbia and Barnard on Nationalism and Internationalism. He argued nationalism is an economic reality shaping nations, with commerce and workers dependent on national competition, while warning it can erode true democracy and coherency within society. The talk urged international cohesion through shared aims beyond national borders.
Henrietta Rodman, education writer for the Tribline, will speak at a Feminist Socialist Clubs mass meeting on Wednesday November 3 at 4 PM in Room 139 Her subject is The Responsibilities of Feminism Rodman teaches English at Wadleigh High School A note from W E F P praises her English. The Barnard Suffragists held a parade and Columbia suffrage rally included speakers Beard Wald Vussillan Wald and Alice Duer Viller over half the audience was furnished by Ramnir.
Mrs Anita Block spoke to the Feminist Socialist Club at a noon meeting in the electrical laboratory on Why Women Want the Vote. The session was well attended with a heated discussion and praise for the club’s Bulletin Board.
The Socialist Club has secured Prof Scott Nearing formerly of the University of Pennsylvania to speak next month. The date is December 3. The meeting will be open to the IVE Sit.
The Economics Club at Columbia opens its membership to all University students including Barnard women. Dues paying Feminist Forum or Socialist Club members join without extra dues as the clubs align on social and economic problem initiatives. Prominent speakers, field trips to Ellis Island and the Stock Exchange, and public speaking extension courses are planned with Barnard collaboration.
A Friday noon meeting in Barnard discussed forming a debating club. Ruth Salem chaired the planning committee with leaders from Feminist Forum, Socialist Club, and Vocations Committee to create a Social Science League structure and a temporary debating club chair Elizabeth Wright to engage interest and refine club scope.
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