Karl Karle Performs First Piece with Cleveland Orchestra
A fragmentary report notes Karl Karle performing the first number of the semeester program, appearing with the Cincinnati and Cleveland orchestras. The announcer recalls his May Festival memory with Ysaye as a featured soloist and marks the event as part of a joint program amid conductor shifts and festival dates.
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Professor Carron Lectures Westward Tour
A series of lectures under the American Classical League surveys Latin and English study in secondary schools. Professor W. ta Cate leads the investigation, visiting Denver Walla Walla Portland San Francisco Berkeley and Los Angeles this week.
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New Organization Formed From Liberal Clubs at Oberlin
A new organization emerges from the merger of Liberal clubs at Oberlin College. An executive committee of seven will govern, with annual elections and a nomination process by a five-member committee including senior members and retiring professors. A general meeting Friday aims to elect officers and finalize the new group structure.
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Boost Oberlin Plans Undergoing Formation and Roles
Assistant Secretary outlines steps for Boost Oberlin campaigns. An executive board of five leads activities, with a general board of ten to guide campaign work. Key members include George B. Jones, Prof W. Savage, Sherman, and R Jamon. New secretary to be chosen next year. student secretary roles shift after this semester.
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28 Men to Sing in Glee Club Concert At Ines Chapel
The men’s glee club presents its first home concert Saturday night at Ines Chapel. Thirty-two singers listed across four vocal parts, including first tenors Richard Forster and Benjamin Grant, second tenors Joseph Ashley and Wray Farmia, with baritones and basses filling the remainder. The program marks the group’s final home appearance with 28 members performing as specified.
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Skidmore Urges Final Student Chest Payments
Harold X. Skidmore, in chapel, urged cooperation to settle outstanding Student Chest pledges. He noted 700 students yet to pay and that about 80 percent of those mentioned have paid nothing. He warned the European Students' Relief would bear the deficit, questioned the Chest system, and urged full payment to avoid delays in canvassing and collection efforts.
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Seminary Student Dies After Long Illness
Andree Hacky an eight percent old seminarian died after a long illness. He studied at a seminary and was laid to rest in the Oberher cemetery. He had planned to return to America to continue his work and was honored by a large attendance at the funeral.
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Hamilton Holt to Speak Wednesday at Finney Chapel
Hamilton Holt former editor of the Independent and Weekly Review will deliver an address on America and the Limitation of Armaments at Finney chapel Wednesday at seven o clock. The talk is part of a speaking tour sponsored by the World Peace Pound of Boston.
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Ghosts well played by Wooster cast and lecture noted
A verbose, OCR filled report praises Madame Morgan Hammer and the Piney chapel production of Ibsen’s Ghosts at Wooster. It highlights Captain Alving’s widow portrayal, comments on stagecraft and reception, and mentions Professor R P Jameson delivering a French lecture and the limited stage facilities.
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Withrow Tackle Star Heads to Wisconsin for Graduate Study
Withrow, a star tackle, leaves for Wisconsin to pursue graduate study in chemistry at the University of Wisconsin after completing the first semester of undergraduate work. He has been an assistant in the chemistry department there.
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Oberlin Beats Reserve in Close Guarding Contest
Oberlin defeated Reserve 26 to 21 in a tightly played game marked by 32 fouls. Staines and Wheeler sparked a Crimson and Gold rally while Nye and Obertiln balanced the offense as the lead shifted from start to finish.
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Sophomore and freshman debaters set for tryouts this week
Muder, 25, and Lewandosk, 24, lead planning for the debate on recognizing the Russian government. Freshmen run tryouts Wednesday and Thursday in Sturges hall to select three speakers and one alternate. Sophomores will hold their tryouts Thursday at 7 p.m. with nine members already at work for selection.
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