22 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1921
Page
1
The Oberlin group, in a chapel address, argues American government emerged from a long evolution not a new idea, citing Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights. Graham reflects on Declaration of Independence and Constitution as a culmination of historic processes. (Continued on Page 4)
The fourth Student Chest payoff shows only 2,685.22 collected as of the fourth pay day. Managers warn the total pledged is far short of the required 3,500 to 4,000 for the final March 9 and 10 payments. Those with pledges unpaid are urged to fulfill obligations to support campus activities and European relief efforts.
Rev Van der Pyl of the United Church urged extending profit sharing to appease labor disputes. He discussed the Steel strike inquiry by a World Federation commission, noting media control and worker truth in Pittsburgh during the period.
The Men s Glee Club delivered a thirteen piece program at Oberlin with strong reception. Frank C. Barden of Michigan led solo night as the club showcased balanced numbers and lively humor in a well directed performance. President King spent a weekend at Ohio State attending a Congregational Students rally and spoke at a student gathering.
Oberlin beat Hillsdale 32 to 21 in a high tempo encounter at Saint Train. Oberlin showcased sharp shooting and stout defense, with guards Wheeler Howard and Wood keying a run that unsettled Hillsdale’s forwards. Hillsdale struggled to score as Oberlin’s team play and pressure produced the decisive margin.
The piece reports on Herbert A. Miller and Robert B. Park authors of a new work from their respective departments. It discusses the book’s liberal perspective, the methodological approach, and the scholarly context in the era’s sociological and literary disciplines.
King will receive the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry from Johns Hopkins at the mid year commencement. He earned a masters at Harvard and served in the Chemical Warfare Service. He is now an Instructor at Johns Hopkins with the degree completed last semester. He previously taught chemistry at Oberlin in the summer of 1920.
A garbled account describes Woet Lode and a Bonor 2 device found in Semld. An inmate discovers a freshman in a secluded nook of a house reverently guarding a nosey electric cleaner drawing deep drafts of smoke from a heavily overloaded pipe. Patent pending.
The annual Washington Birthday reception for College Conservatory faculty and students will be held at 7:20 p.m. in Dudley Memorial. Faculty members from the Conservatory will attend the event, greeting students and guests in a formal campus setting.
A Kansas Daily Kansan summary notes ten colleges moving toward stricter dance rules. Oregon Emerald reports on wide limits including camel walk bans and four inch shoulder rules. Drury College enforces centered chaperones while California reports high costs and alleged cadishness at formal dances.
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