12 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1924
Page
1
The Liberal Club outlines a semester program featuring topics on Latin American relations and U S foreign policy. It notes a Tarbell lecture on Abraham Lincoln’s political development with Mrs Tarbell described as a premier biographer and American statesman watcher.
The Gea prize composition by Bornschein will be performed Saturday before Oberlin audiences. A male chorus and piano provide the main numbers with a serenade and shipwreck interlude. The program promises melodic beauty, and a public hearing may follow as the work receives its initial public exposure.
In an international lecture, Willard argues newspapers drift from individual voices toward collective trends. He cites Srospry and Sturges examples, noting a shift from free editors in New York to broader corruption concerns across French and English presses. Two experiments show progress in America, including the Jewish daily Porwar and a daily organ MnneeD.
A fragmented column discusses postwar Europe tracing French policy in the Ruhr, economic impact on Europe, and the role of American and neutral powers. It cites academics from Pest Sovania State College and Massachusetts context, mentioning Germany, invasion debates, and attempts to stabilize European civilization through policy.
Five hundred miles of old catacombs are described as vast burial sites outside Futuy. Lamberton notes galleries excavated for sepulture, with Christian era remains and early decor influenced by wall paintings. The underground network includes lanterns, crypts, and relics tied to martyrs and early Christian art.
At Le Cercle Français a regular meeting features French games on Werestag at 4239 Sturges. Minester leads the guests as favorites while Miss Virginia Gokens and Miss Thomas provide readings from Anatole France works.
Fragmentary report notes feminine student voices at Oberlin discussing social scheduling and fealty to activities. Mentions of evenings for entertainment, inquiries about attendance, and plans for events in Rowand Hall and the Hann building restaurant. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate efforts to organize a student outreach or cultural activity.
A flawed transcript shows Professor Jelliffe critiquing student vitality and patience in college life. He warns that without focus on future goals, sustained effort falters and class discussions stall amid strain and inadequate concentration.
JR Bosworth preached at the University of Illinois on Sunday February 10. He will deliver lectures under the Congregational Foundation at the University of Illinois on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The sessions are part of a lecture series in Cleveland and at Western Reserve College with Professor A S Hout and Mr Roots delivering February lectures.
Conservatory seniors present two piano recitals featuring Lilian Rose Indy assisted by Maurice Kessler on Feb 14 at 7:29 pm and Lucy Beckett with Roseland’s program on Feb 15 at 4:15 pm in Warner Chapel. The shows include works by Bach, Chopin, Debussy, Tchaikovsky, and Schumann along with organ pieces and selections from Wagner.
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