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Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1922

Page

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Imatic Association Plans Second Semester Activities

The Imatic Association outlines spring work including Lorain and Norwalk trips, rehearsals and new plays. A student committee will select a program of one act plays with casts drawn from members, with performances at Oberlin Cleveland and Springfield venues and invitations to Reserve and Thimble theaters in Cleveland.

Mentert Civic Federation of Lofe Oiders To Sas Dramate Fond of Western Reserve Cleveland Obertin Oell Associaton Thimble Theater Obertin Cleveland Sige Norwalk D.atk Canton Chicago King Boston Connecticut New York State

Ellsworth to Lecture on Forty Years of Publishing

W Ellsworth will lecture Tuesday evening February 4 on Forty Years of Publishing. The talk in First Church building at 7230 will cover his time with Century Publishing and anecdotes about leading literary figures of his era. He authored The Age of Publishing and will share experiences from years with major publishers.

Andre Woos A. W. W. Elsworth Ehurch Eilsworth Century Pubishing Tois

Librarian A. Visits Eastern Libraries on Ten Day Tour

A. Williams visits Albany Boston Fall River and New York libraries and bookstores for a ten day speaking tour. He lectures at Albany before the New York State Library School and discusses the growth of duplication in library work. He also lectured at Williams College and spoke to the Rhode Island Library Association in Fall River.

Albany New York Wiliamstown Wilens Col Bustom Massachusetts Boston Fall River Professer Rhode Feta

Sorbonne Professor Addresses French Club Students

Chamard of the University of Paris and visiting professor at Columbia University gave a scholarly address on Moliere, his comedy, and the evolution of French theater. He praised Moliere for his enduring portrait of society, critiqued insincerity in neoclassical drama, and recalled actors and patrons shaping early modern stage comedies.

Thomas Corneille Quinault Halfa Mllere Iu Tious ‘Theatrical Co Historia Mhiere Moscaul Comedie

Ching Collection Shown At Art Building Exhibition

A collection of etchings loaned by Brown Robertson company of New Art building is shown. Mr Ward believes the works represent modern American etchings. The exhibition opens to the public and runs for two days. Meeting Sunday p m led by freshmen Y W A member Mary Ames, vice president of the freshman class, leads talks titled Frat Teer Impressions with several freshman girls. The meeting will be at Madam Warsr Hal at 61.

Ue Brown Robertson Company of New Art Ward Ith Mary Ames Vce Reshman

Metcalf Accepts Big Minnesota Post

Nellie Metcalf, famed Oberlin coach of football and track, accepts head of Minnesota gym department. His teams at Oberlin lost only one conference game in four years and he revived strong showings at Ohio State and Columbia. The move follows his notable four-year tenure and wide popularity among students and alumni.

Nellie Oberlin Z. N. Metcalf Postom University of Minnesota Thi Nelle Nellle Alf Nile Ohio State

New York Alumni Meet At Hotel Biltmore

Three hundred guests are expected at the New York chapter alumni annual meeting to be held at the Hotel Biltmore on Friday February 24. Goerner Kessler and Mrs Bennett and Mrs Coriane Ider Kelsey will present sections. Francis Hutchins will give a short talk on the present day Oberlin undergraduate point of law before the trio performs in Philadelphia Aston and Spokane.

New York Alumni Assocition Hotel Stor

Court of Seven Acts on Dancing Problem

A student court at Oberin has placed one senior monk on probation for the second semester after examining complaints about improper dancing. The court, composed of students, reviewed conduct traditionally deemed inappropriate, and probation actions will be watched as the issue heads to a student vote next fall.

Court 2 Colege Aftake Court Iter Obertin

Bulletin Ties A HL Clark Plans Interviews in Oberlin

Bulletin notes A HL Clark secretary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions will visit Oberlin Sunday and Monday September 12 and 18 to hold interviews with students on foreign mission work. Arrangements for consultations are to be made with A Barter and Professor EW Graham. A Men’s Aid meeting led by EW Graham will also be held Sunday evening in the Aten Building. A meeting for reportorial positions on the Tribune review is set for next Monday afternoon at 4 20 Telock office. Second semester tryouts are scheduled for the year as time.

A. HL. Clark Canidate Secreary American Board of Commssioners For Foreign Missions Obertin Clark Ith A. Barter Men's Aid EW. Graham al Asl Vate Tribune

Oberlin Women Hurt in Automobile Accident

Two Oberlin women Mrs Vander Py and Mrs G F Bohn were injured when their car skidded near Oberlin Monday afternoon. They were taken to Entewood hospital for X rays and treatment. one woman suffered rib injuries and possible head injuries while the other escaped with minor hurts. The driver attempted to avert collision with an oncoming car as the machine's wheel and fender were damaged.

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SINGERS PROMINENT NUMBERS IN CONCERT

The Men’s Glee Club at Finney chapel presents a Feb 18 home concert featuring a cantata vial by Jury and an 11 piece dramatic number. All members perform, with a strong cast, 122 Medley, and songs from the eastern trip, ticket sales via mail order and on campus.

Finney Chapel Hve J.B. Wickler Vlaub Arly Wickler Ofc

Farmin Receives Gold Medal for Brave Rescue at Diamond Lake

Wray Farmin, 28, awarded the Gold Medal by the National Boy Scout Court of Honor for rescuing three women from a capsized boat on Diamond Lake Wash last August. Farmin and a fellow swimmer braved heavy seas and darkness to reach the stricken party, saving three of four aboard before reaching shore.

Wray Farm National Boy Scout Court of Honor New York Spokane Diamond Lake Wash Euromer Mained Datreas

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