Alessandro Bonci Sings to Enthusiastic Oberlin Audience
Alessandro Bonci of the Metropolitan Opera Company, a tenor of international renown, gave the final concert of Oberlin College’s Artist course in Finney Chapel. He was accompanied by Harold C. Smith. The program featured arias by Giordani, Massenet, Schubert, Chopin, Debussy, MacDowell, Leoncavallo, and Verdi, eliciting enthusiastic recalls and strong praise for Bonci’s brilliant, versatile voice and refined technique.
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Alessandro Wonel
Metropolitan Oper Company of
New York
International Ime
Finney ‘Chapel
Harold C. Smith
New Violin Professor Joins Conservatory Faculty
A new teacher joins the conservatory as violin instructor starting January 4. Frank Kohler, concertmaster of the Pittsburg Orchestra and former pupil of Halle, will take Mr Doolitle's classes. Kohler, American from Brie Pennsylvania, studied abroad eight years and led the Pittsburg Orchestra for ten to twelve years. The conservatory hopes for growth with financial backing now in focus.
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Frank Kohler
Pittsburg
Halle
Doolitle
Kohler
Brie
Kobler
Lindsey Lectures On Juvenile Court Misfortunes of Mickey
Denver judge Ben B Lindsey spoke at Finney chapel on The Misfortunes of Mickey. He argued causes lie in environment rather than the boy alone and urged better laws and broader juvenile court work. He noted political corruption reaches to the Senate and urged schools churches and homes to better watched and trained youth.
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Ben. B. Lindsey
Denver
Finney Chapel
Alickey
U. S.A
Lindsey
Mage Lindsey
Senate of
United States
Mickey
Lindsey King
Mieke
Financial report shows gain and reduced debt for season
The report compares this season with last year’s figures for the thetic Association. It shows a slight surplus applied to the standing debt and a preliminary estimate for the just-completed season indicating a larger surplus. Net profit and debt reductions bring total debt down from 869.00 to about 285.00, with hopes springing the athlete debt near elimination.
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Thetic Association
Dean Walter Miller Lectures Next Term
Dean Walter Miller of Tulane UniversityNew Orleans will give a three lecture series by the Classical Department. He will discuss Greece and its people, Olympia and the Olympic Games, and recount being robbed during travels while describing his Greek Army captain episode. Lectures arrive January 5 at 7 pm and January 15 at 4 and 8 pm in Sturges Hall. Tickets cost 25 cents.
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Waster A Miller
Ulane University
New Orleans
Fr. Miller
Greece
America
Oes
Miller Willescribe
Olympia
Olympic
Sturges Hal
Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Formed at West Virginia
The ATPNA chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at West Virginia University was inaugurated on December 5, 1910, marking a formal establishment of the honor society’s presence on campus. The event linked the university with Phi Beta Kappa’s national scholarly prestige and highlighted local recognition of academic achievement.
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Atpna
Phi Beta Kappa
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Wooster Man Wins Rhodes Scholar Title at Oxford Exam
The Oxford entrance exams held in Columbus last month yielded eight passes from fourteen hopefuls. Edmund Burroughs of Oberlin led in scholarship while John D. Hayes of Wooster earned the Ohio appointment. The award reflects three points for scholarship with remaining points split among popularity, character, athletics, and leadership ambition.
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Columbus
Edmund Burroughs
Oberlin
Ohio
John D. Hayes
Wooster
Monthly Lecture by Professor Schmidt on Thien life
Cornell man Nathanial Schmidt delivered December’s monthly lecture focusing on the Norwegian poet Thien and his teachings. He contrasted Thien with Ibsen, praising Thien’s calm, serious characters and strict ideals on truth, liberty, and family, urging individuals to think for themselves and keep conscience.
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Nathanial Schmidt
Cornell
Tenrik Thien
Ibsen
Thiensen
Schmit
Schmidt
Tosen
English journalist speaks on econ in London paper tour
Dr. T Sharper Knowlson of London addressed Professor Wolfe's class in elementary economics Thursday on Mind Training for Business. Knowlson, an author and journalist, is presently in America as a representative of several London newspapers and periodicals.
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T. Sharper Knowlson
London
Wolfe
Knowlson
America
Inior Play Tryouts After Holiday
After a delay in obtaining content for The Palace of Truth the color class plans to present next term. Tryouts will occur immediately after vacation with six men and five women to be selected. Rehearsals will commence in earnest and a very attractive presentation is anticipated.
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Carer
Palace of Truth
Steven Intaces
Local notices of illness and a medical operation
Rollin W. Holbrook, 11, died after illness of his father. Mr and Mrs SR Williams were called home by the illness of Mrs Williams’ father and reached his bedside before his passing. Weller DeGraf, 14, left for Philadelphia Friday to undergo appendicitis surgery.
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Rollin W. Holbrook
SR. Willams
William
Weller DeGraf
Philadelphia
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