16 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1932
Page
1
A factional report notes 18 suspended and 33 withdrawn as delegates. It records 18 returning to the process under revised guidance and outlines forthcoming rehearsals and voting procedures to finalize participation.
Local students interview Professors Fenn and Moore about the Sino Japanese conflict as local interest grows. Reporter notes Far Eastern topics and the public shows curiosity about the situation.
A fragmentary report notes student discussion at a conference. readable bits reference a meeting, topics, and campus involvement, with no clear dates or names available. The text suggests campus dialogue and planning but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
A fragmentary clipping notes a custom that coeds may date their favorite professor on February 29. The garbled text references Pine men and a joke about earning the man you want, with unclear additional context.
Prof Brown leads the first Lenten service at the church, delivering the opening sermon and inviting parishioners to reflection and prayer during the season. Participants note a quiet, contemplative tone and focus on stewardship and renewal.
A vote totals 660 for breaking from the usual type and 235 against. The outcome signals a Republican tradition is broken with a nonsecond approach gaining support.
A brief notice describes a music event featuring Y. W. Vesper. It notes performances of select songs and a focus on vocal pieces, with emphasis on the evening’s program and venue details.
Fragmentary notes describe a student meeting with votes on Tamora and a third party, mentioning an election convention and platform ideas. The garbled text references an Oberlin student body, a vote count of six, and possible nominations, but many words are indecipherable.
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