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Fragmentary OCR notes reference a league and nations with debates and months mentioned. No clear events, teams, or names are readable to establish concrete facts or outcomes for a precise headline.
04 Dec 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a league and nations with debates and months mentioned. No clear events, teams, or names are readable to establish concrete facts or outcomes for a precise headline.
A college debate centers on abolishing compulsory attendance for good students. Arguments cite examples of better outcomes when students study independently and in smaller groups. Critics warn the plan may lower overall participation and reading engagement without clear safeguards.
The Cherin Art Association hosts a lecture on the history and techniques of wood engraving. The event aims to attract all enthusiasts and promises insight into American engraving history and tools.
The Y W service Sunday night featured instrumental and vocal music led by Lucy Beckett. The Glee Club and Readings provided the program with harp and voice performances and a reading from John Barbour. The event aimed to offer relaxation after a strenuous week and express thanksgiving.
The program of the Harp and Talent Show features tributes to Albert Satslo in Finney Chapel tonight. Solo works and a variety program highlight World’s greatest harp artistry amid messages of praise and training notes.
Oberlin Alumni Investigation Committee advances plans for a fall lecture series through the U L A with speakers Dr Arthur Coggeshall Grenfell Ida Tarbell Whiting Williams. Opening Jan 17 Coggeshall on Hunting Game. Tarbell on Lincoln’s political development. follow-up lectures cover North American exploration and public affairs.
Letters from delegates praising Oberlin College reach Montrose Pups, president of the Women’s League, thanking faculty and students for hospitality. Extracts note high spirits, exchange of ideas, campus charm, and future visit hopes as guests from Connecticut, New Orleans, and New York recount the journey and reception.
Near final psychology test results are reported as sensors participate in a festivity at a thinning ent ite. Freshian gondensie roll may be obtained at parchology oratory. Wine reports will be released in a week.
The Bad Man a western film with Pancho Laper and Tato Taian in the cast screens Thursday night. Enid Bennet portrays the heroine and the plot follows Tin o the Bad Man as he schemes to bankrupt a ranch owner while lovers seek escape. Patrons are advised the show starts early and tickets cost 38 cents.
Professor Ward argued that college life fosters esprit de corps and social conduct, favoring men’s groups and meetings to promote fellowship and chivalry. He warned against too much exposure that might undermine male spirit and discussed the Oberlin contrast at a December lecture.
The Musical Union board announced the engagement of a top New York based vocal quartet for Hora Novis. Grace Kearns soprano Aradam Nevada Van Hoe Voor contralto Reed Miller tenor and Fred Patton baritone will join Madam Van der Veer in a mid winter concert. Van der Veer has studied in Europe and New York and sings a wide repertoire from folk to oratorio.
Professor Ot Koppins announces that the Rine Band Concert 16 will be broadcast Thursday evening December 6 from Union Trust Station at Cleveland. The public may listen at Peters Hall room 89, with a high quality broadcast expected from the bert station at Peters Hall.
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