Observatory Professor Honored at Convention
A observatory professor honored at a convention, Kath F. Gebrkens, head of the department, accepted duties but declined after being urged to continue. The conference in St Lov featured 1,000 attendants from across regions and a 6,000 audience for concerts. Notable figures included Cairns, Hencer, and Frederic, with performances by Seachery Oncar Seasle and Arthur Stattck among others.
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Faculty to Dow Masques for Faculty Club Benefit
The article notes a joint production of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest staged in Warner Hall by the Faculty Club to benefit the organization. It lists cast and names including Clarence, Chas, Mr. Sherman, and Mr. Merriman, with a Thursday and Friday evening run and mention of the Oppering Committee and meeting details.
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Shifter's Society and a Crime Wave at Oberlin
The Oberlin scene reports a so called Shifters Society causing a campus scare with initiation fees, raids, and odd rewards. A reckless spree allegedly involved students, dinners, and outfits as the club spreads, while the criminal undertone fades like a vaccine as the group dwindles.
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Junior Prom to Be Held in Art Building Saturday
The Cleveland Orchestra will furnish the music for dancing from 1:30 to 11:30 PM at the Junior Prom in the Art Building. About 115 couples are expected, with favors and programs provided by a Chicago firm. Catering by a local company completes the event.
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Bulldog Johnson
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May Festival May Festi Comma Soprano Van de Mark Returns
Muse Union announces soprano Lacy Van de Mark will return as the Muse Union presents Lohengrin on May 7 with Van de Mark cast in the title role. Clippings praise her fresh voice and rising fame after recent performances in Springfield and New England engagements.
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Fellowship and club talks fill Sunday schedule
A brisk Sunday program across Cleveland churches and clubs features Joby Holmes at North Church, Prof H A Fellowship Club, Kenneth Bunker reading at Coun ful Hall Parlor, and Seudene Volunteers led by Dr Untley discussing China. Protanr Jess Mack presents on human fun and prevention at Liberal Club Men’s Building.
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Liberal Club
YM A Announces Cabinet for 1921 22
The Y M C A cabinet for 1921 to 22 has been announced with eight seniors and Juniors plus one reshiman. New officers include Richard Bosworth William Seaman and Ralph Maxted. Departments listed cover relations social, conferences world forum boys work vocational guidance membership discussion groups and foreign students with others to be announced.
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Berts
Richard Bosworth
Wiliam Seaman
Philip Pratler
William Park
Harry Wil
Ralph Maxted
Clare Bishop
Arthur Winters
Ray Farmin
Pranels Hutchins
College Receives Bequest From New York Benefactor
Edmund Cogswell Converse, a New York financier, died in April and left $50,000 to Amherst College. Public notices list about $2,000,000 in the will, with $450,000 to nine colleges including Bowdoin Dartmouth Lehigh Stanford St. Olaf Sah Trinity Turkowee Wells and Williams. Converse Memory Library at Amherst was established earlier. a $200,000 library endowment is planned and a $50,000 Converse scholarship fund. No word yet on the bequest’s exact purposes or recipients. Dr H F Schnittkind seeks college anthology submissions for 192? manuscripts due by May 1.
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Illumination night competition for alumni cups and banners
The college announces the annual Illumination night events during commencement week featuring the Alumni Cup and silk banner. Prof Sherman says tenures returnees determine the cup. banners welcome alumni and current juniors and seniors. Headquarters and schedule details follow, with dinners and a campus restaurant planned for alumni and guests.
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College and Community Groups Plan April All College Night
College and community organizations unite for an all college entertainment night on April 3 featuring a sword dance display by Chinese and Japanese students, a performance by Professor and Mrs. Robert, a Conservatory orchestra, folk dances by women’s groups, and other student acts.
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