Huan Among Best Of The Morality Plays At Oberlin
A 1907 Oberlin presentation of Everyman, staged at Gray's Armory, is reviewed with reverence. The account praises Miss Matthivon as Everyman, notes the skeletal Death figure, and highlights the performance's sobriety and solemn beauty despite cold, sparse seating. It recalls a prior eight performance and remarks on the enduring power of the allegory.
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Talcott Hall Receives $2000 Gift From Building Donor
Talcott Hall recently received two thousand dollars on the twenty fifth anniversary from Dr. Talcott, an eminent New York City physician and original donor of the building. The fund will be used to install electric lights and improve reading and dining facilities.
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Demy Prospects In Baseball At Oberlin Academy
Five of last year’s squad return as coach notes a roster likely to exceed thirty with candidates for every position. Names like Moore Hamilton Mundy Jane Gray, Maize Weltzman and Putman compete for pitching and batting spots. Schedule lists Ravenna Oberlin Youngstown LaGrange Wellington Oberlin High and Cleveland games with season tickets for five games planned at 76 cents.
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Parade Route Announced for City Celebration
The route of the big parade is announced for the afternoon spectacle. The band and participants will meet at 1:00 p.m. and proceed north on Main, west on Lorain, south on Professor to Vine, east on Fine to Main, then north to College, finishing west to the civic tent. Officials warn limited seating may require early attendance.
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Wesleyan and Reserve Yield in to Oberlin Debates Continue
Caskey reports that Wesleyan and Reserve will stick to the old method of debate rather than splitting the league. Wesleyan’s word is final, while Reserve’s statement comes from a faculty member in favor of continued debate. The association will decide on the issue, but it appears regular debates will occur next year. Objections focus on who will choose sides this year.
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Oberlin Varsity Baseball Candidates Open Outdoor Practice
About twenty two candidates reported for Oberlin baseball practice at Athletic Park under Coach Gray. Returning veterans include Dutch Thrower Keller Colmery and Young, with Henderson Bradley Miller the only 1919 loss. Clarke Nilson handle catching while Wasson returns to mound, and Pyle Haas vie for outfield duties. Several players contest every position as the squad shapes into a strong unit for a promising season. The Varsity schedule is set and looks competitive. Oberlin is expected to field a capable team worthy of fan support.
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Faculty adopts special Phi Beta Kappa ruling change
The faculty approves a special ruling on Phi Beta Kappa elections adapting from numbers to letters. Under the new method students with averages above a threshold will be considered for election, with the eligible criteria as previously defined.
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Harvard Press issues Lybyer book on Ottoman government
Harvard University Press published Professor Lybyer’s enlargement of his PhD thesis The Government of the Ottoman Empire in the Time of Suleiman the Magnificent. The 350 page octavo, bound in crimson cloth, surveys Ottoman institutions, slave origins of officials, a separate educational system for Turkish boys, and includes appendices, glossary, and index.
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Oberlin Athletic Field Plans Underway Amid Dismantled Landmarks
New athletic field plans for Oberlin progress as old field landmarks vanish. Fences along East and North sides are torn, remaining outhouse posts mark the gridiron. West side bleachers are torn, planks mark North and East bleacher sites. Construction follows the pace of the old stands with planks hauled away and a new sewer line routed toward North Professor Street.
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RoF Sherman Class Resumes Next Sunday at Courthouse
The Prof Sherman study group meets at 9:20 with a 10:18 prompt. April schedule lists Hauptmann, Barker, Lareriot, Hoagson, Quint, Begble, Gayley, Jerome, and Kennedy as readers on consecutive Sundays from April 13 to June 7 at South Main Street Courthouse venue as they tackle ethics and modern literature.
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Sale of Tickets for Everymen Play at Mall
Tickets for Everymen to be sold at the mall addressed to Gear Box 22. Prices TS cents and $1.00 per seat, with a seating chart in Comings window. The show is set for Pinney Chapel Thursday April 11 at eight o'clock.
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French Department Presents Two Comedies at Overtia College
The French Department of Overtia College will stage two comedies on Saturday April 19 at 7 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. La Grammaire by Ewene Lablebe, praised by critics for decades of humor, follows a pedantic archaeologist and his ambitious son and daughter amid spelling and grammar mishaps. Anglais tel quon le parle by Tristan Bernard shows a substitute interpreter in a Paris hotel facing bungled English messages and a comical mix of callers, with six francs admission.
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Senior Class Chooses Speakers for Commencement Program
At a close meeting the senior class elected student speakers for the commencement program, with the senior play cast as the only other participants. Spade Oration by L Wendell. Alumni Dinner by John M Hall. Alumni Meeting by Carroll M Roberts. Ivy Ole Olive Bell. Class History by Helen Smasis. Class Prophecy by Marjorie Hamilton.
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