Winter Sports Suggested for Oberlin Campus and Birmingham
Oblerlin residents discuss expanding winter sports with new coasting slides skating areas and a campus pond to flood for smooth ice. Proposals include a Birmingham field slideways a dammed Plum Creek rink and use of the campus teed bed for skating with potential canoeing in spring and fall.
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Birmingham
Gayter
Green Line
Birmingaan
Vlenty
Arboretum
Alough
Plum Creek
Miskovsky
Bulie
Oberlin
Uch
Wesleyan Track Meet Set For March 18
On March 16 the Oberlin Wesleyan track meet will occur at Delaware with twelve events including a mile relay. The visiting team is allowed up to eighteen men.
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Oberlin Wesleyan
Delaware
Academy Basketball Team Faces Raven High School Rivalry
The Academy basketball team schedules a February 2 game at Warner gymnasium against Raven High School of Youngstown at seven o'clock. Raven High enters the season with a string of victories. Admission is 25 cents.
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Academy
Raven High School
Youngstown
Warner Gymnasium
Raven High
Finals in Girls Skating Contes Tomorrow
Finals in the Womens Skating contest are set for tomorrow afternoon with 20 entrants from Pres Conservatory. Mrs C F Doe, Prof Grover and Mr Gibson name the winners and award the cup. contestants include Joln Sorin Hel Dart Marjorie Hull Sintra Alger Allee Standale Ruth Smith and Lesonora Davidson. Admission noted with a cent charge.
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C.F. Doe
Prof
Grover
Gibson
Pres Conservatory
Heaton
San Aethey
Gow
Joln Sorin
Hel Dart
Marjorie Hull
Sintra
Alger
Fairies Chosen for Midsummer Night’s Dream
Select cast of fairies announced for the midsummer production with Erin Easel and Serer among the chosen performers. Details include stage roles and opening night plans.
President King Speaks Across Minnesota Tour
During a seven day western trip President King will address crowds in Winona St Paul Minneapolis Minn and Wilmette Il He delivered four addresses at the Minnesota Y M C A State convention in Winona last week preached in St Paul and spoke to the Jens Federation In Minneapolis he attended a meeting of the Oberlin Alumni Association He will lecture at Wilmette and speaks at Knox College and the education of the new science building with a focus on The Contribution of Modern Science to the Ideal Interests He plans to return to Oberlin on February 1.
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King
Winona
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Wilmette
Minnesota
Ill
Knox College
Oberlin
Alumni Magazine Fellowship Open to Oberlin Graduates
At Oberlin College the Faculty approved an Alumni Magazine Fellowship of 600 for 1912-13. Open to any graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences, with preference to recent grads, it requires consultation with department heads and election by the Faculty. Applications due to Professor F. Anderseng by May 3.
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Prosso la E. Lord
Alum Magazine
Oberlin College
College of Arts and
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Uond
Alum
Lord
Faculty For Arts and Sciences
F. Anderesg
College of Arts ‘and Sciences
Oberlin
Alumni Magazine
Oberlin concert opens with Tchaikovsky concerto
Mr Arthur Shattuck, noted American pianist, gives the first Oberlin hearing of the Tchaikovsky Concerto with the Domrosehoch troupe. The program includes Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony and Ballet Music. Miss Jamieson, Conservatory Senior, plays in preparation for the concert in Musical Appreciation class.
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Arthur Shattuck
Tchal“rovsky
Oberlin
Tchakovsky
Miss Jamieson
Conservatory
Tehaikovsky
Irish play editions reach Oberlin as tours stall
The diary shows an acting edition of Lady Gregory and Lynges Irish play being staged here. The English Department sought Irish players to tour Oberlin but heavy current contracts prevent arranging a date.
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Lady Gregory
Englah
Oberlin
Junior play appoints staff for upcoming production
Carroll Roberts names Moray Stevens stage manager James Beeman electrician Pred Peak assistant stage manager and Lucile Brown director of music. Committee coordinates with Cole for professional costumes and efforts to secure new outfits for the players.
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Carroll Roberts
Moray Stevens
James Beeman
Lucile Brown
Cole
Glee Club Trip Heads to Alleghenies and Pennsylvania
The Glee Club plans a spring tour through the Alleghenies and Pennsylvania communities including Pittsburg Mercer Wilmerding Scottdale and McKeesport. The trip is organized by the Y M C A with McConaughey and Mr. McGill leading concerts in the East and West and aims to rival other large college clubs.
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Rockies
Alleghenies
Pennsvania
Pittsbung
Mercer
Wilmerding
Pittsburg
Oberin
YM. C. A
Te. McConaughey
Mr. McGill
New York Times Adds College News Feature
The New York Times will publish a new Sunday department on leading American colleges and universities starting February 4. The first issue offers a Columbia University piece by President Butler, with photos of several schools and a request to Oberlin for a future reading article. The Faculty committee on Newspaper Correspondence also sends its weekly newsletter.
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New York Times
Butler
Columbia
Oberlin
Ohio Observers Celebrate Founding of Chinese Republic
Residents in Cleveland and Wooster joined a 4 celebration marking the founding of the Chinese Republic. J P Davies of Kiatung spoke on citizenship as Eth Cornish and Miss Chang performed a piano duet at Wooster noting Oberlin participants.
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Ohio
Old Stone
Cleveland
Oberlin
J.P. Davies
Kiatung
China
Eth Cornish
The
Academy
Chang
Wooster
Oberlin Beats Rochester In Tight Close Game
Oberlin defeats Rochester 28 to 25 with a late rally as Thellar and De Grott lead scoring. Neary tallies 15 of Rochester s 25 and Taeslar struggles from the line while Referee Pant and Umpire Parmatt are commended for fair officiating.
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Rochester
Jud
Thellar
Oberlin
Long
Varsity
de Groft
Jud F
Thestar
Neary
Taeslar
Paul
de Grott
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