01 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
1
Rev. Leyton Richards spoke to Oberlin students on internationalism and a universal brotherhood, denouncing war and conscription. He urged nations to base ties on shared humanity rather than borders, language, or race, and noted sentences altered for antiwar acts. He planned further talks and sermons, leaving Oberlin for England.
Reports claimed a water shortage would force a weeklong early dismissal before Christmas. The faculty met last Tuesday and announced it was unnecessary to dismiss students early, despite rumors that several girls checked calendars and sent home joyous notes.
Renowned Wagnerian soprano Matzenauer, praised for opera and concert drama, will perform as the fourth artist in Oberlin College's semester series. Her career spans Munich and the New York Metropolitan, with notable praise from J. E. Koehnbiel of the New York Times.
By a vote of about 98 to 15 the class of 1917 decreed that senior activities should not be listed after names in the Hi O Hi. The senior portraits will show name, home address and major. other details may come later as the HLO-Hit board decides.
Governor Malcolm Patterson of Tennessee will speak at Finney chapel next Sunday evening at 7. The event, part of a dry America campaign by the Anti saloon League, aims to rally students especially men. Mrs Richardson, state organization president, will also speak.
A Philadelphia Orchestra concert conducted by Leopold Stokowski featured Olga Samaroff as soloist. The program centered on Tchaikovsky with the Fifth Symphony, the First Piano Concerto, and the Marche Slave, framed by an essay on Wagner Brahms and Tchaikovsky and their artistic quests.
The Glee club plans its first concert of the year at Chagrin Falls on Friday evening, December 8, under the junior class of Chagrin Falls High School with Ralph H. Farmer as principal. The trip and itinerary will be finalized about a week before departure. An informal winter gymnastics program opens next Monday with a daily gym class at 4:80 except Saturday, led by Instructor Kelter. average attendance last year was 20 men and no regular registration is required.
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