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Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1965

Page

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Dining Hall Revisions Flip Voting System Debated

The student council discusses replacing the present voting with a four-check system to allow four votes per voter. Proponents argue proportional representation is confusing while opponents warn it could yield weaker majority results.Committee reports and dormitory dress regulations reforms are also considered, with student faculty committees to select chaplains and define expulsion standards.

Craine Plan Caine Chine Camel Howie Creigh Tmlso Hile Creighton Lane Harvey Boler Beard Chaplin Dascomb Ari Tatell Dennis Hale Lietigate Sas Haveening Hall

Vietnamese strongman and Saigon clashes reported

Fragmentary bulletin notes General Phan Neoe Tho and Vietnamese soldiers striking at Saigon locations in the morning. Mentions Khanh summoning paratroopers and a radio address accusing rebels, amid fears of political unrest and sectarian strife.

Eee Phan Neoe Tho Saigon Khan Khanh Thao É Reed Khanh

Oberlin Students Seek Stronger Activist Policy

Leaders at the College led a Wednesday assembly with more than 1,100 students urging active involvement in shaping academic and social policy. Speakers cited Oberlin's liberal tradition and urged defense of the Oberlin spirit amid concerns about administration and facilities.

Bob J. Chartoft Student ‘Congress T Miles Paul Rahmeier YMCA Ed Swartz Tim Craine

Shansi Names New Reps for 1965 66 at Finney Chapel

The 1965 66 Shansi representatives were announced at Finney Chapel. Seated left to right are Paul Vi, Susan E. Miller, and Franklin A. Prester. Miller and Prester will teach at American and Lady Doak Colleges in Mandarat South Tada In Jay. Lewis will teach at Oye University in Taichung Taiwan in September after study Chinese at Yale this summer.

Finney Chapel Paul vi Susan E. Miller Franklin A. Prester Miss Miler Ies Prester American Lady Doak Mandarat South Tada Jay Lewis Wil Oye University Taichung Taiwan Yale

Conference on Military in Developing Nations Planned

A intercollegiate conference hosted by the International Affairs Committee of Silent Council will be held March 6 to discuss the role of the military in developing nations. Speakers include Samuel Berger of the National War College and other officials outlining background talks and regional focuses for Southeast Asia and Latin America.

Maren 6 Inter~national Affairs Comittee Siilent Council IAC Ant Howel Ackground Samuel Berger National War College Tell Southeast Asia Latin

Review seeks reporters for Tuesday and Friday needs

Readable draft notes indicate a call for new reporters to cover content in alignment with print standards. Interested individuals should contact Fred Silverman for details and application.

Puralism Fred’ Silvermanse

Administration Pressures College Over Outsiders

The administration imposes conformity measures amid student backlash over co op dormitory dress rules and the cancellation of a Naval recruiters listing. Schwartz warned such coercion erodes final goals and signals a troubling drift toward suppressing outsider attitudes despite protests over U.S. actions in Vietnam.

Schwartz Naval U.S Viet Nam Naval Office W. Dean Holdeman Navy Bee Congress

Morrisette discusses French New Wave and cinema trends

Professor Morrisette of the University of Chicago surveys postwar European cinema. He links Italian Neorealism and New Wave aims, notes avoidance of flashbacks, use of unknown actors and real locations, and critiques mainstream accessibility of surrealist works while praising Freudian depth and methodological contributions.

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