Oberlin Dean Dr Leonard Dies After Illness At 86
Obituary notes Dr Leonard, longtime head of the Oberlin College department of physiology and dean, passing after heart failure following angina attack. Services held at church with brief sketch by King. interment in Westwood cemetery. Born in Wisconsin in 1806, he studied at Columbia and Oberlin, later practicing medicine and teaching hygiene and physiology.
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Oberlin Debating Squad Named After Tough Trials
Oberlin College announces the varsity debate squad selected from three judges after hard tryouts. Singled out are RL, Avlrews, RM Bosinger, N.ood, CL W. Janes, I. E. Newon Shaw N.C, Sulth and Murcare th, comprising one senior and four sophomores with two alternates.
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Students Rally Behind Campus Book Exchange Plan
The campus debate on a student book exchange garners support with students arguing it aligns with college objectives and offers a practical solution. Critics worry about sales restrictions on new books and the plan’s feasibility amid existing campus policies and student needs.
Oberlin Social Life Sparks Lively Debate at Meeting
A student gathering at Oberlin College featured pro and con discussions on social life, housing, and shared facilities. Speakers argued for better relations among fraternities and dorms while audience members engaged in a lively exchange.
Peace Is Cry Of World But War Plans Go On
Frederick T. Smith, religious worker and World Alliance representative, spoke on peace versus war during a worldwide tour. He urged unity of Christian denominations to oppose future conflicts and cited his travels through 19 countries to promote peace. He contrasted Japanese people with aggressive war plans and urged a shared commitment to nonviolence.
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Bulletin on coat with fat collar found behind building
A coat with a fat collar was picked up in the rear of the AM focusteation building. The owner should claim it at the treasurer's office. Tryouts for prizes took place in the literary safety rooms of the Men’s building at 7:20 on Monday. The ten will draw for ideas at the chapel Friday.
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Practical Christianity Emphasized At Y W C A Meeting
The Y W C A hosted a Sunday evening program in Warner Hall titled Christ on Our Campus led by Miss Margaret Filet. The session featured a practical, informal discussion on Jesus teachings and their modern application, paired with a musical program including Angel Voices and performances by Ethel Metcalf, Alice Lewis, William Seamens, Wray Farm, and Prudence Toss.
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Educational Information Course Changes Noted
Payehology becomes a separate section under Men and Women in the new curriculum. The course aims at vocatorial study with a focus on backgrounds for those redirected into guidance. The women’s section will be taught separately by Mrs. Kline, with the men’s session led by another instructor. The meeting time for both sections is now 12 o'clock on Monday.
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Campus activities and club announcements at the Art Avaodla Siena course
The article notes a Thursday 8:15 talk by Professor Tan Hane on Some Cathedrals Mt England and urges Sacradom members to attend. The Mandoin club seeks new members and guitarists are especially wanted, with tryouts coordinated by Professor Frederik or Kathryn Hide ean. The Student Tadas a Group plans a meeting Thursday evening.
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Fragmented OCR excerpt hints at Job discussion and dramatic readings
The readable fragment references a performance or document examining Job with mentions of a prologue figures and a formal, reverent presentation. It notes theatrical devices, public reception, and a continued continuation on page 4, suggesting a multi-page feature on a past recital or performance event.
Noted speakers at ULL A Lecture Co program
The ULL A Lecture Co presents a varied program featuring experts in journalism Arctic travel and poetry. Speakers include Mecho director of the Trop Gal Research Station and notable author Taine, with travelogue and scientific topics planned for the season.
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Phi Kappa Pi Debating Contest at Goohn Chapel Monday
The Phiappa Pi literary society at Goon sil all chapel hosts a debate Monday at 1 1 2 p m. Aimed prizes of 30 30 and 20 will recognize top speakers chosen by merit. Three contestants will deliver seven minute arguments with three notes for rebuttal. Final results announced Friday. Alumni sponsors offer prizes and encouragement to participants.
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