22 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
1
Syracuse defeats Colgate 27 to 7 in a football clash before about 20 000 fans with delegates from 38 women’s colleges among the crowd. The conference at Syracuse on November 16 17 featured open and closed meetings discussing student government and war relief efforts.
The Committee on Employment notes more women seek jobs once held by men due to wartime disruption. Employers favor experienced applicants and clerical roles rise while training needs grow in mathematics and science. The piece questions how college women will transition to gainful work amid a sustained shift.
Professor Baldwin argues for intercollegiate debating stressing research and open argument. He says twenty five loyal supporters are needed and debates should occur every two weeks or more as the plan organizes. The debaters should avoid coaching and rely on student work with faculty sources guidance.
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