11 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
1
Watsons offer simple cut not including rugs and claim ordinary vision defects can be detected and measured with perfected instruments and methods that do not cause discomfort. They guarantee exam accuracy and glasses that correct defects or advise no glasses if unnecessary. Appointments available with emphasis on reliability.
The Review offers editorials from W Rows Marvin and Albert D Perry to let readers judge their writing. The issue lists editors and staff such as Ralph H Farmer Edward M Martin Ellen Solomonson and many others, detailing roles in administration and features across athletics society and journalism.
A campus column laments the procrastination habit calling Tomorrow the root of delaying tasks. It warns that idle leisure erodes discipline, urges action now, and recalls Carlyle and Stevenson on silence and vitality while critiquing lax student habits.
A nostalgic reflection recalls lying on the grass as a child, gazing at white clouds and dreaming, using those moments to forget the grind of school and daily life.
A series of campus and community talks are noted. Professor H A Miner told the Young Women's Suffrage League Elyria that most women are pegs for men’s economic success, not women’s highest mission. Professor R H Stetson spoke to Elyria chamber of commerce on estimating the individual. Professor Shaw plans a southern trip delayed by resort crowds. he will be at Dayton’s Plaza. Dr Leonard will discuss Hygiene at Pleasant Street Parent-Teachers. Dean Bosworth delivers lectures at Grinnell College Town then Carlton College Minnesota and Oberlin alumni in Minneapolis. Professor Carter missed a nosebleed at the conservatory. Professor Anderegg hosted a mother lasses party at home.
A temporary art building houses over a hundred watercolors from the New York and Philadelphia Water Color Club. Works include depictions of New York harbor and the Statue of Liberty. The exhibit runs until February 25 with lectures by Professor Kimball and Mine Oakes.
Two eight team leagues Talcott and Daldwin each field reps in leagues A and 1. Each team plays once per round, champions meet for the boarding house title. Churchill defeats Lord February 1 with a 4 2 halftime, 9 5 full. Armour stars. Talcott 4 Baldwin 22 to 4. Klinefester defeats Johnson 8 to 1. Gray Gables loses 36 to 104 to Hucking varsity team. Complete schedule posted in Warner gymnasium.
Dr George W Andrews of Oberlin recently presented a capacity audience at Kent with a dedication recital on the new pipe organ His program impressed with superb technique scholarly readings and well chosen works The event reflected well on his reputation in organ music and left listeners appreciative of the instrument’s value
Phi Delta and Phi Kappa literary groups announced the English poet John Masefield would appear February 18 on the U S A lecture course after a meeting featuring a life sketch and appreciation of his poetry.
Brief notice asks writers to mail typewritten stories to Rappold in Westerville Ohio. Authors should include word count and enclose SASE with manuscripts. If offers arise the publisher will discuss price. unsold stories will be returned.
Western Reserve University School of Medicine offers a complete program for college men. It features excellent laboratories and facilities for research, access to Lakeside City and Charity Hospitals, clinical clerk services, and a wide range of hospital assignments. The program includes graduate paths with an optional year in Medicine, vacation courses, and advanced student options. Session opens September 28, 1917, ends June 14, 1917. Tuition is $150. Catalog, aid information, and application blanks available from REGISTRAR, 1858 E. 91 Cleveland, Ohio.
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