Frosh Debating Season Opens January 15
Kalamazoo College announces the debut of Frosh teams on January 15 against Oliver and Hillsdale with a topic on child labor. Varsity squads start in February against Yosi and Calvin, then Ciceros vs Oliver and Alma, under Dr. Griffith’s coaching as the league schedules limited rounds.
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Hillsdale
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Calvin
Cicero's
Alma
Griffith
Flora
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Hipp
Koehler
Lee
Swoop
Michigan
Kalamazoo College
Kazoo
Fox
McLaughlin
Lodegren
United States
Russia
Grand Rapids
Calvin College
League
Hollander
Bob Ludwig
Tourtellotte
Bailiwick
Goose Hangs High selects cast for major production
The Goose Hangs High cast announced with Lee Olia Smith as mother and Edwin Gemrich as Bernard. Katherine Teale and Theodore Fandrich play twins Lois and Bradley, while Ronald is played by Reginald Butler. Stage manager is Helen Oliver and six of fourteen actors are new to the club. Rehearsals begin soon.
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Miss Tanis
Lee Olia Smith
Mother
Edwin Gemrich
Bernard
Katherine Teale
Theodore Fandrich
Lois
Bradley
Frances Hill
Granny
Ledlie de Bow
Noel
Donald Dayton
Hugh
Eloise Rickman
Dogmar
Shirley Payne
Julia
Ronald
Reginald Butler
Winifred Burton
Rhoda
Donald Draper
Leo Day
Wade Carney
Kimberly
Helen Oliver
Christmas Vacation Trips Of Kalama College Faculty And Students
Kalama College faculty and students spent the Christmas recess visiting relatives and attending conferences. Deans and professors traveled to Detroit Evanston Chicago Ann Arbor and Kalamazoo for family time and professional meetings. Many individuals visited Wisconsin Florida Michigan Illinois and Flint during the holiday period.
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Kalamazoo College
Dean Klyver
Detroit
Evanston
New York City
Hemmis
Chicago
Professor Simpson
Modern Language Association
Bailey
City
Florida
Miss Louis
Wisconsin
Professor Wyllis
The
Historical Association
Ann Arbor
Litchfield
Mich
Miss Betts
Mrs. Hoben
Kalamazoo
Dr. Balch
Miss Dunsmore
Berwyn
Ill
Gladys Killiam
Kazoo
Praeger's
W. O. Smith
Vercoe
Flint
Helen
Boiling Pot 1926 Annual Underway At Campus
The Boiling Pot staff reports progress on the 1926 annual with the first section upcoming press. Juniors and seniors must submit photos and activity lists. underclassmen should have pictures taken before term end. Subscriptions available with a one dollar deposit due by January tenth.
Colleges Target Overemphasis After Football Season Ends
The Harvard Crimson led a pro test against excess focus on a single game while Yale Princeton and Dartmouth dailies urged radical action to curb the obsession. Antioch College students grade their professors to reveal shortcomings and spur improvement.
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Harvard Crimson
Yale
Princeton
Dartsmouth
Antioch College
Digest of early 20th century political shifts and calamities
Timeline items recounting Supreme Court resignations and nominations, state leadership changes including Mrs. Ferguson Texas governor, deaths of leaders such as Ebert and Sun Yat Sen, major events like the North American earthquake, Scopes trial developments, labor and pacific moves, and geopolitical milestones from February to October with key figures including Hughes Kellogg Stone Warren LaFollette Mitchell and Davis.
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McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Harlan Fiske Stone
Charles E. Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
England
Leon Trotsky
Mirman “Ma” Ferguson
Texas
Drama Class to Stage Three Plays Next Tuesday
On Tuesday evening January 12 the Dramatic Art class in Bowen Hall will present a program of three one act plays sponsored by the Gaynor club. New scenery designed to disguise the chapel platform will be used. Admission is nominal and casts have prepared for weeks.
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Bowen Hall
Gaynor Club
Drama Club
Senior rings to be of clever design
The senior class ordered rings after deliberation, featuring the college seal in dull gold and black enamel. Ted Fandrich handles finances, with payment due before January 20. The piece cites pride and tradition, noting rings remind wearers of college days whether near or far, and promises a distinctive style this year.
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Ted Fandrich
Students protest heavy extra curricular demands at major colleges
Students at the University of Syracuse, Connecticut Wesleyan College and Williams College protest the undue time required by extra curricular activities. Some fraternities at these colleges consider suspending activities to alleviate burdens.
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University of Syracuse
Connecticut Wesleyan College
Williams College
Kazoo Quintet Stings Holland 42 to 22 on Road
Kazoo’s basketball team defeated Holland Fur-nace five 42 to 22 as Tim Muelenberg led with 17 points. Hackney Davis and Schrier added baskets in a strong team effort despite Bob Black being out. Kalamazoo travels to Detroit Y and St John’s Toledo St Mary's Orchard Lake this weekend seeking multiple wins.
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Holland
Holland Furnace
Holland Five
Hope
Ottipo
Joppinga
Yonkers
Irving
Hornets
Kazoo
Bob Black
Barnard
Tim Meulenberg
Tim Muelenberg
Hackney
Opie Davis
Ed Schrier
Central High
Kalamazoo
Detroit
St. John’s College
Toledo
St. Mary's
Orchard Lake
St. Mary's College of
Wedding Bells Ring for Kalama Zoo College Students
Lucile Bullock and George Pardee, from Kalama Zoo College, wed at the bride’s home on New Year’s Eve with Reverend Sidney Bullock officiating. The couple resides on Academy Street. An earlier holiday notice announced Alyce McKenzie’s May 29 1925 marriage to Ralph Starkweather, a senior and Century Forum member.
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Kalamazoo College
Lucile Bullock
George Pardee
Sidney Bullock
Alpha Sigma Delta Society
Ralph Starkweather
Century Forum
University of Minnesota Intramural Horseshoe Tourney Draws 50 Contestants
More than 50 contestants sign up for the intramural horseshoe tournament at the University of Minnesota. Winners will receive gold watch charms as prizes.
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University of Minnesota
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