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Kalamazoo College Index

Location

Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1929

Page

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Actress Cornelia Otis Skinner Charms Kalamazoo Audience

Cornelia Otis Skinner daughter of Otis Skinner visited Kalamazoo as the second event in a Western State Teachers College program. The actress impressed with impersonations and stage craft learned in Europe and America. Her writings appeared in Scribner's Life and The Literary Review, and her full length play Captain Fury was produced by Otis Skinner.

Cornelia Otis Skinner America Otis Skinner Kalamazoo Mies Skinner Miss Skinner Baldwin School Bryn Mawr Bryn Mawr College Paris Sorbonne Dehelly Comedie Francaise Jean Herve Socretaire Comedie Jacques Copeau Theatre du Vieur Colombier New York Scribner's Life the Literary Review Theatre Arts Etc

Prof Dunbar Outlines Three Stages of Faith at Y Luncheon

Prof Dunbar spoke to Y men on faith describing three stages: simple trust skepticism and mature faith. He argued feeling is vital alongside reason and that religion rests more on sentiment than proof.

Prof Dunbar

New Books Ordered for College Library

December acquisitions span diverse subjects with titles by Allen Andre Baker Bassett Benet Blanchard and others. Notable works include The League of Nations a chapter in world politics and Origins of the World War along with texts on educational psychology political science and engineering.

Llen Andre Columbus American Acceptance Council Anstruther Atkins Babbitt New Laokeon Baker Tiberius Caesar Bassett League of Nations Benet John Brown Blanchard Aioas Cotton Mather Cameron Casteneda Chaddock Chafee Chekhov Comer Cross Crozier Pontius Pilate Dane Dickerson Dobson Horace Walpole Draker Draper William Mason Eagleton Fay Fine Labor Farmer U. S Franklin Freeman Ticonderoga

Simpson and Miller Represent Kazoo at Language Meet

Forty-Fifth Meeting of the Modern Language Association held in Toronto December 27 to 29. Simpson and Miller represented Kazoo College as researchers presented on eighteenth century primitivism Milton's debt to rabbinical scriptures and Arnold's Scholar Gipsy. Burns early breakdown death discussed. E H C Oliphant excluded from reading due to Immigration Act amid illness.

Modern Language Association of America Toronto Canada Association University of Toronto Simpson Miller Milton Arnold Burns E. H. C. Oliphant Sarah Lawrence College Harper Sociological Association Chicago

Senate Debates Kellogg Pact As Year Ends

Senators Reed and Moses push compromise on the Kellogg treaty as Christmas recess ends. Reservations aim to protect the Monroe Doctrine and limit U.S. enforcement obligations. Borah and Swanson oppose the reservations, betting on ratification this week. The dispute centers on the pact’s provisions and enforcement.

Senate Reed Missouri Moses New Hampshire Borah Idaho Foreign Relations Committee Swanson Virginia

Miami U Frosh Stage Flu Riot but College Stays Open

Miami University in Oxford Ohio faced a flu scare as freshmen faked illness to crowd the campus clinic. Despite rumors of early class dismissal, President Upham said classes would continue. A dorm parade to the hospital and inventive symptoms were reported as students sought extra vacation time.

Miami Oxford Ohio Middlewest Miami University University Hospital Mid-West University Clinic A. H. Upham Fisher Hall

Rainbow's End Proves Big Success

The Mimes of the University of Michigan Union presented their twenty third annual musical comedy at Kalama zoo Central High School. Cast members, all men, delivered high stepping choruses and drama with a Western ranch setting and Indian legends. Strong performances by Browne, Straight, Buell, Kurvink, Christy, and Clancy highlighted the show, with Shuter praised for staging.

University of Michigan Union Kalamazoo Central High School Chicago Michigan 5. F. Straight Spec Bob Henley Rainbows End Wm. J Browne Sylvia Lee Mr. Browne Miss Lee Dan H. Buell Rita LeDoux S Oubrette R. C. Kurvink Senora Mercedes Harlan P. Christy Ike Hugh Clancy Slim E. Mortimer Shuter

Dunbar Announces Sunday Afternoon Musical Programs

W F Dunbar director announces a series of Sunday afternoon concerts at town hall on the third Sundays in January February and March from 4 to 5 pm. Each program features a different group with no admission charged and boxes for voluntary contributions.

W. F. Dunbar Town Hall Glee Club Gaynor Club Gaynor Glee Clubs

Hornet Squad Triumphs Over Flint Tech In Detroit Trip

Kalamazoo College beats Flint Technical 25 to 19 in Detroit area action to open the new year. Murdock led scorers with eight and Schrier added nine as Borland and Bratton contributed strong play. Bratton of Tech was top scorer with four field goals and four fouls.

Kalamazoo College Flint Tech Engineers Hornets General Motors Murdock Hornet Invaders Schrier Murdock Lad Borland Bratton G. M. Tech Hadley Bas Ee Becker F Nee Lee Metzger Kalamazoo F P Murdock Angel Hackney Burrows Svcespestosspreens

Detroit Y M C A Beats Hornets In 31 18 Victory

The Detroit Y M C A basketball team defeated the Hornets 31 to 18 on Saturday night in Detroit. The Kazooks led briefly in the opening period but the Hornets failed to defend effectively, as Detroit dominated every facet of the game.

McCulloch Detroit Y. M. C. A Hornets Detroit Detriit Kazooks

Ann Ess Dunning to Represent College in State Oratorical

Miss Ann Ess Dunning, Sophomore, was chosen to represent the women of the college in the state oratorical contest at Alma on March 1. Judges for tryouts were Prof. Simpson Prof Miller and Ray Fox. Campus visitors John Bentley ex 29 Robert Winn ex 29 Glenn Stroberg ex 29 and Robert Winn ex 30 were at Northwestern University last Friday.

Ann Ess Dunning Our College Alma Miss Dunning Simpson Miller Ray Fox John Bentley Robert Winn Glenn Stroberg Northwestern University

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C. C. Skinner Scribners The Literary Review Edwin Schrier Hilladale Olivet Albion Frip Wed Keene Hope Hope Aid Onyx ceoseAt Hillsdale Hornet Squad Flint Anness Dunning Kazoo’s Orator
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