GleE Club Home Concert Set for February seventeenth
Finney Chapel hosts the annual Glee Club concert on February seventeenth at seven o'clock. Twenty four members trained since October will perform a varied program including the famous Romberg Symphonie. Tickets go on sale by mail February ninth and at the book store February sixteenth and seventeenth. Prices are 50 cents, 75 cents, and one dollar.
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Overlin College Glee Club
Finney Chapel
Cin
Allege Gleemen
Armory
Bernhard Romberg
Oberlin Club
A. G. Comings
J. B. Wickler
Obertin
Alumni to Receive 1910 11 Annual Reports
The Annual Reports of the President and Treasurer for the year 1910 11 were mailed from the college offices at the end of February. The college intends to send reports to alumni who request them, and the Secretary will supply a copy promptly if any graduate does not receive one.
Monthly issue edited by Junior board in February
The next Bronthly edition will be published February 20 by the junior members of the board. Herbert P. Bailey will act as editor of this issue. He will be in the Review office every afternoon this week from two to three to receive contributions.
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Herbert P. Bailey
Bailey
Hester Team Faces Close Test Against Rochester Saturday
Hester hosts Rochester in Warner gym in a tight contest after Rochester’s lone loss to Colgate. Rochester beat Colgate in a rematch 27 to 13, marking Rochester’s strong season as Hester boasts many victories.
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Hester Team
Oberlin Man Helped Sun Yat Sen Learn Democracy
Sun Yat Sen, future president of the Republic of China, was educated in Honolulu under Oberlin graduate William A. Bowen class of 78. Bowen mentored the young leader instilling American ideals and helped finance early schooling, earning praise from Sun and others for his influence on China’s development.
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New Republic of China
Sun Yat Sen
Honolulu
Oberlin
William A. Bowen
Bowen
Sun
New Republic
China
Owen
President King Plans Western Tour with Stops in Minnesota Illinois
President King will depart Wednesday evening for a western states trip. He will dine and attend events in Minneapolis Minnesota Wilmette Illinois and Knox College. At Minneapolis he will attend the banquet of the State Oberlin association.
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King
Minneapolis
Winona
Minn
Wilmette
Knox College
Oberlinesociation
Basketball Tickets On Sale By Mail Order
Remaining three games on the schedule can be ordered by mail. Games include Rochester on February 1, Western Reserve on February 2, and Ohio State on March 8. Lower tier and rear seats available. Orders with cash or check to Graduate Treasurer George Ode.
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Exmuste
Rochester
Western Reserve
Oo State
Tela
Warner
George
Grover Addresses Toledo Museum on Art Knowledge
Professor Grover spoke before the Association of Coffee Women in Toledo Saturday. In the auditorium of the new Art Museum he discussed art knowledge expression and appreciation in a lecture aimed at enriching understanding of art.
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Dresor Grover
Toledo
Grover
Association of Coflee Women
New Art Museum
Football Rules Change Highlights From Committee Meeting
The Football Rules Committee in New York outlined major proposed revisions aimed at balance, safety, and continuity. Key changes include ten yards in four downs, elimination of the onside kick, a forward pass rule expanding to ten yards, a 20 yard pass interference rule, and a 100 yard field length with adjustments after touchdowns to 20 yard lines. The meeting stressed maintaining balance between offense and defense while reducing chance elements in play.
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W. Savage
Ge Holland Hote
New York City
Joma
Kumata
Sophomore Oratorical Contest Set For February 26
The annual Sophomore Oratorical contest will be held February 26 with representatives from Phi Delta and Phi Kappa chosen. Alpha Zeta conducts general tryouts for all sophomore men. The two top orators from next Sunday's preliminaries will advance. Howard Calvert and George Clark speak for Phi Delta, Luther Gullek and R.H. Davis for Phi Kappa.
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Phi Delta
Pal Kappa
Alpha Zeta
Howard Calvert
Geov‘er Clark
Phi Kappa
Luther Gullek
RH. Davis
College Considers Enrollment Cap and Consults Peers
Faculty at the College of Arts and Sciences weighs a possible enrollment limit perhaps around one thousand. They have sent a questionnaire to other colleges asking if they set such a limit, whether it works, and how admissions are prioritized. If not considered, they ask for reasons and whether discussions have occurred.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Sendik
Root leaves for continental trip in 1880
Professor Root departs this evening for England and the continent. He will spend a week in Boston with his father, sail for Liverpool on the Devonian, visit Manchester Oxford and London libraries, then proceed to Paris for the rest of winter and spring. Summer finds him in Holland and Switzerland studying bibliography and the history of printing, with Mise Spaulding in charge of the library aided by Keyes Metes.
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Professor Root Wileave
England
Continent
Boston
Liverpool
Manchester
Oxford
London
Paris
Holland
Switzerland
Keyes Metes
Toledo Art Museum debut exhibition by Professor Martin
Students and faculty visit the Toledo Art Museum for an inaugural show featuring paintings and works from Severo and other modern masters. The display gathers items from public and private collections, highlighting contemporary art and earlier works.
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Toledo Art Museum
Case Baskeball Triumphs Over Oberlin in Rough Contest
Case outshot Oberlin as their offense piled up 87 points while Oberlin struggled with passing and defense. The game featured Thellar leading free throws for Case with 12 and a pivotal lineup shift in the second half that boosted Case’s attack. Oberlin’s strong passing stayed on target but failed to convert enough chances as Case maintained control to the final whistle.
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Varatty
Thellar
Ciary
India
Obey
Tavr
Tollat
Ting
Han Aldo
Johnson
Tad
Tle
Bentt
Roerne
Alan Sot
Bataray Sabe
Rochester
Galt
Tao
Art
Omens
Smesba
Pa Peel Ar
Miller
Young
Fisher
Goss
Pyles
Beck
Nikolowt Kenyon
Goalstrom Feld
DeGraf
Pyle
Paske
Kenyon
Clarke
Armstrong
Kerby
Case
Nel Paul
Danish Folk Lore to Be Told by Reverend Dunstan
Reverend Tremayne Dunstan will give a lecture and entertainment in Sturges Hall on Wednesday evening. He has built a strong reputation with Chautauqua and Lyceum audiences and is praised as a natural authorist. His sketches are described as idylls witty enough to echo Ian Maclaren and J M Barrie.
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Tremayne Dunstan
Sturges Hall
Dr. Dunstan
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Ian Maclaren
J. M. Bar- He
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Junior
Warner Gymnasium
Wr. A. Bowen
Last Ules
Ase
Ionnaire
Othef
Toledo Museum
Poesor Martin
Rene Tyeuntry
Oberlin Team
Dunstan
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