Discrimination in Education Jobs and Local Talk
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss discrimination and education, mentioning a tea room and teachers needed in 24 days. It references Rev. Alfred Barnard of Flys, Oberlin class of 12, and the Theological Seminary, with Professor Foster of the Seminary cited as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easom Ind
Forlinen
Boone
Alfred 4. Barnard
Flys
Oberin College
Slo
Theological Seminary
Fragmentary piece on reasoning speed and learning patterns
The text discusses a few gifted individuals who grasp problems instantly and skip steps. It contrasts their ease with the effort required by others and reflects on the value of showing step by step reasoning versus immediate conclusions.
Holmes Homebound After Operation And Club Elections
The report notes Holmes recovering at home in Oberin after an operation for 3B rents, with rapid improvement hoped. Elsewhere Joseph Leff, Cosmopolitan club president, and other officers were reelected for the second semester at the last meeting. A discussion on the Russian revolution and Tolchevik government filled program time, with students from Newark and Cleveland West high schools in attendance. The W C A will open a new office at 408 Professor Street and redecorated Peters Hall reading room. An illustrated lecture on Holy Land was given at Sunday service. The first faculty luncheon of the vacation occurred in the Faculty room. De Van Der Pst guest. Fire at 3 North Park caused alarms to blow. Teese readied to borrow books outside reading room. Ruth Thorp operated at Oberin hospital for a eile.
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Joseph Leff
Cosmopolitan Club
Tolchevik
Newark
Cleveland
Profenor Street
Peters Hal
Ince
van der Pst
Pintchurch
North Park
Tia
Rutherford Ireland
Teese
Ted
Ruth Thorp
Caer
Wan
Fay
Obertin Hospital
Notebook Fever and the Value of Laboratory Practice
Fragmented notes discuss notebook culture in science education, arguing notebooks show the Lab course value and student attitude. It contemplates how well students record theory through experiments, the organization of notes, and the impact on understanding. The text recalls a chapel bell, freshmen, and drama at Oberlin as tangential reflections.
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De‘luce
Review Professional Directory Physicians
Professional directory entry listing multiple physicians with addresses at College Place Main Street West College and nearby streets. Contains office hours, phone numbers, and notes on specialties and services though with many OCR errors. Names include Dr George Ramis on West College and Dr Heiden at West Lorain Street with varying hours and contact details.
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America
A. G. Comings &Son
Elley
Maddock
the News! Printing Co
W. H. Phillips
Pannus
Askey's
Gibson
Wory Tea Room
the Oberlin
Oberlin
News Halton
Cattos
Tem
Nilege
Counel Hall
Petoo
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin Glee Club
Cub
Obesin College
Eyportha
Valentines
Valentines Valentines
Channon’s
Irving M. Channon
State Bank Building
IEF
Holmes
Oberin
Atv
Anid
Rhal
A. R. Kimptey
Review Professional Directory
Anny
College Place
Ofee Howe
Main St
Paul
W. College St
Einwood Place
GUNN
McClelland’s
Main St. Ofico
Ofc
Phat
Heiden
W. Lorain St
de, George
Fameson
Straus
Henan
West College
Ofice
Florence To
McKay
Paowe
Port
Phos
West College Street
Arwar
Osteopath
Sm Manley A. Brandon ‘Osteopathic
Dr. Richardson
North Main Street
Monti
Omtee
F. Brodbeck
Ome
Richardson
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