Oberlin Names Debaters for 1924 Intercollegiate Schedule
Oberlin college selected eight students from a pool of fifty for two varsity debate teams to contest the League of Nations topic in the 1924 schedule. The finalists, Andrews, Bossinger, Lewandoski, Medi, Newcomb, Renner, N. Shaw f, and N.C. Smith, will open with Western Reserve University after tryouts last Friday.
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Lewandoski
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Newcomb
Renner
N. Shaw F
N.C. Smith
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S. B. Kreuger
Harbison
Bass Singer Patton to Sing in January Concert
Noted bass singer Mr Patton, rising from bobbin boy to sales management in New York, will appear again in January after a career marked by stage and church appearances. His early life, training, and breakthrough at Broadway tables are summarized, highlighting his return to public performance.
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Fred Patoning
Satan
Speing
Tien Novissina
Savage
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Cale
Pattom
Yes
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New York
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Berna
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Fa Avene Presbyterian Church
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Oberlin students offered endowment fund support via magazine subscriptions
A page two notice describes a new plan by the Quality Group to aid students by boosting endowment funds through subscriptions to magazines such as World's Work and Atlantic Monthly. The program promises to double the regular agent’s commission and directs Oberlin students and alumni to participate. Early contributions of two dollars per subscription are encouraged, with renewals or new subscriptions expanding the fund.
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Gevay
Otto Alunni
Ae Ma Aire Yell
Atlante Monthiz
Pre, Waren
Scribmers
Ceres
Unison
Ober Sims Wi
Bashed Freshman Rescue Plan Discussed at Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe a bashed freshman rescue concept discussed at a gathering. Mentions EMT, a potential Sep Evthearted Imaividuat idea, and Aron presenting a paper on German topics at 480 Arbor.
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Stunser
Brat 7 ' Aron
Poly
Professor P. D. Sherman Reads Christmas Stories
Professor P. D. Sherman read Christmas tales to about 150 men, stressing Charles Dickens Christians Carat as among the finest in a service held Sunday evening. Family references and a harp piece were noted in the program.
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Ofessor
P. D. Sherman
Sherman
Mr. Shernat
Martha Blin
ENS Glee Club Secures Numerous Upcoming Engagements
The ENS Glee Club announces multiple upcoming appearances with four engagements lined up in Decatur and St. Louis plus Fort Wayne and another city. Guest slots at a four thon event are noted as all requests remain unfilled.
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Decatur
Tiro
St. Lous
Fort Wayne
Delegates Attend Volunteer Convention Ignoring Itinerary
Thirty seven delegates led by Oberin Sen will attend the ninth four year conference focusing on internationalism war and race issues. The delegation includes college conservators seminary Kin Ahnuten Training School and foreign students with various officials and church members. The present list names professors and attendees such as W Gaba Mesthes Wooden Skidmore Ralph Andrews Haymond Tuker Alford Cureton Mary Cashman and others with more to be continued on page two.
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Oberin
Kin Ahngueten
Profesir
W. Gaba Mesthes Wooden
Haro No Skidmore
Ralph Andrews
Haymond Tuker
Alford Cureton
Mary Cashman
Margaret Dager
Jay Gllowing
Student activities discussed at second faculty meeting
Students criticize neglected outside activities and urge action. The session, held December 14, focused on administrative and expressive activities such as the literary magazine college paper debates lectures and religious organizations. Faculty members argued these groups could enrich education and sustain student interest.
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Helieved Feday
Conservatory Faculty Gifts Books to Berkeley Woman
Members of the Conservatory faculty sent a gift of books to Mrs. Mary Barrows Irwin of Berkeley California. Irwin is a daughter of former resident Bates and was a teacher in Berkeley. The donors include President and Mrs. King and Mr and Mrs. C. W. Moret among others.
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Me. Dang
Grover
Play by Quintero troupe staged at Span ib club
A short excerpt from a Quintero company play titled Anita presented Monday before club members. Cast included Shuhega Weaver Joseph Woothe Boardman and H A Noo. A longer version is expected to be performed by the club early next month.
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Anita
Quintero
Shuhega Weaver
Joseph Woothe
Boardman
H. A Noo
Cub
Dating Agency Promises Matches for Emporia College Coeds
A Kansan clipping reports the Markley Dating Agency at Emporia College offering to find dates for bashful young coeds and men for a fee. Rates quoted are 25 cents for men and 50 cents for women with a money-back guarantee of satisfaction.
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Emporia College
Bashful Young
Desirle
Satiatueti
Markley Dating ‘Agency
Emporia
Atueton Dally Daly
Kansan
College Singists Rally at Finney Tonight
College sing with features and Harmony Hounde planned as last function before Christmas vacation. Pinneyeel will host the gathering of college and conservatory students for an all college sing and pop meeting. Cheer Leader John Brown promises lively singing, Jack Wickler leads the Gleeks with social features and a Harmony Mounds number described as a rare seat.
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Conservatory
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Jack Wickler
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Leslie Jolie Will
Sherman Discusses Oberlin Men Life At Dinner
Sherman outlines Oberlin senior men life noting lack of contact and social rediscovery through weekend hiking. He urges senior week aims to lift dignity, contrast lower and upper classes, and enhance the senior estate with trips, a prom, and town symbolism.
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Sherman
Oberlin
Black Bel
Shernan
Senor
California man deplores students reading ability
A confusing fragment discusses a California man criticizing students reading skills and mentions university figures like Prefe nce RE Parker and Professor Harbison. It notes plans to form two varsity debating teams to meet Wittenberg and another college after Christmas vacation, with judging determining a Wittenberg match.
Harvard Students Wear Blue Shirts Form a Campus Club
The Hue Shirt Club forms at Harvard with a three plank platform advocating less car use and opposing the Ku Klux Klan, plus a rule to wear blue shirts weekly. Members expect the fad to spread to other colleges nationwide as a symbol of democratic rebellion.
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Ku Klux Klan
Vacious Girls Escort 8 Men to Dances at Morrison School
In a report from The Tartan at Carmelite Institute of Technology, Margaret Morrison School in Pittsburgh is the scene of a curious incident. Eight women masqueraded as men, escorting roommates to dances, wearing slicked hair and borrowed men’s clothes from nearby fraternity houses, drawing wide attention.
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Margaret Morrison Schoottsburg
McEs
Carmeste Institute of Technology
Hale
Maine Institute Attends College Directory Lists Names
Inspection of the University of Maine directory shows Daniel Webster Miles Standish and Dwight J Moody attending school there this winter. The list includes 11 Browns 10 Smiths a Carpenter a Chaplin a Priest a Plummer and a Brewer.
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University of Maine
Daniel Webster
Miles Stanlish
Dwight J. Moody
Chaplin
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