04 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1916
Page
1
The Overlin College Glee Club will present its annual home concert on Saturday evening February 12 at Finney Chapel. Twenty four to twenty six men per voice part rehearse since September, showcasing a three part program including a tragic cantata and quiet group numbers. Ticket pricing and sale details are announced elsewhere.
February jubilee marks fifty years since the Y W C A founding in America. Oberlin hosts a birthday banquet on February 5 with toasts, music, and the annual election of officers. Tickets are 60 cents. The banquet runs from the evening until 7 before a basketball game. A Men’s Building ten cent club provides 10 cent records to ease music strain.
Oberlin College receives 100000 from Elisabeth Severance Allen for Allen Memorial Hospital and Dudley Allen endowment. Fifty thousand funds hospital endowment while fifty thousand supports the nurse fund and college hospital services. Robins to speak at Oberlin February 20 to March 3 on social reform from a Christian viewpoint.
Frank Merle Edwards 13 has been awarded a Harvard University scholarship for the graduate school of City Planning and Landscape Architecture. Excellence in scholarship and promise of future success in the profession are cited as qualifications.
Donald M. Love of Oberlin, a Ford peace party member, returns after two months touring neutral nations in northern Europe. The delegation met with officials, held meetings with students, and toured Stockholm and Oslo including a banquet with Mayor Lindhagen and events at the Royal Academy.
Wesleyan defeats Oberlin while the home team reduces the visitors to a 2-1 unanimous decision. The negative team argues the dangers of war and the Monroe Doctrine while praising work by Evans, Raymond, and Fovana. The Reserve team shows strong individual effort but weak team cohesion, as Oberlin’s Wotte counters the claim of war danger and supports a stronger force posture to deter conflict.
Paul B. Burton 16 presented his resignation as business manager of the Literary Magazine to the board of editors. The resignation was accepted to take effect immediately and Norman H. Wright 18 was nominated to succeed him.
Oberlin battles Ohio State and Wooster in January fixtures, with a 24-20 Oberlin lead at halftime and a late push by Ohio State. Kalbfleisch and Glaugue pace the Oberlin attack as Cheymo struggles to solve the rapid, looping passes, securing a narrow victory for Oberlin over its rivals.
The February number of the Oberlin Literary Magazine will be exceptionally fine. It features A Great Lover Rupert Brooke by Dr. C. H. A. Wager Notes on the American Student by J. F. Talang 18 an account of Ford peace party by Donald Love 16 a Katherine Hayden 18 poem Oberlin another poem The Wharf by Elizabeth Burgess 19 and a story by D. M. Nickerson 16 A halftone of Rupert Brooke is printed in connection with Wager's article Single copies will be on sale in Peters on Tuesday February 7.
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