23 Feb 1954
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1954
Page
1
A student audience survey accompanies ODA’s presentation of Romeo and Juliet set for May 12 to 15. Poll results show strong campus interest with several sections on dances skating and social events. Report notes costs, participant counts, and attendance projections for the coming performances.
Fragmentary OCR notes state Bard's tragedy is set as the fourth production. Mentions Jane Websman and Prot Sanin McLau with unclear context and rejected attempts to confirm the Prince. Further readable details are limited.
Early September reports quote Manager R P Harvey discussing a potential sand practice theme for a new film project and referencing the influence of a system linked to a Student Loan Fund. The piece notes ongoing plans, shifts in production focus, and a December timeframe while hinting at logistical details and personnel.
A fragmented notice describes Libe Record Room opening for listening sessions on a Saturday schedule. Readers can expect readings and performances, with details obscured by garbled OCR. The piece references patrons, timing blocks, and a professor figure in a university setting.
A fragmented report notes Cho and Rhee drawing backing in South Korea amid discussion of U S educational exchanges. It highlights a program observing teaching methods in mathematics and science at universities, with emphasis on U S involvement and regional interest.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a debate series on free trade at Case with partial references to a meeting, testing plans, and a Colgate Sling item. The readable text hints at rotation, a new testing plan, and unspecified discussions while local station activity is mentioned.
The article notes a debate event with participants from various schools. It mentions Isiaed Thomson and other contenders, highlighting competition at a state level. Details on teams, venues, and outcomes are limited but indicate preparation and anticipation for results.
Lillich defends fear while Robertson scores a cure as political tensions rise. The Senate weighs oversight amid protests and internal disputes, with supporters and opponents framing the Younger Men Balance issue around a looming public decision.
Kristeller defines key terms in cultural studies noted in Rennesinge remarks. The Human Move speech surveys the full scope of modern thought, from metaphysics to mathematics, amid wartime reflections and regional scholarly discourse.
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