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Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1966

Page

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Students vote endorses senate backed constitution plan

Students approved the unamended constitution by a wide margin in a referendum, with about 60 percent turnout and 1478 of 2474 voters endorsing the measure. Roisman called it the largest student expression of opinion here, while faculty observers urged caution and separate votes on main proposals to gauge true sentiment.

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Arch Rallies Support For Student Senate

Arch rallies support for a proposed student senate constitution and voices concern over a hastily passed educational policy amendment. College leader Dick Roisman notes a faculty vote eliminated two student members from the Education Plans Committee as part of the surprise move.

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Faculty Amends Draft CEPPC Remains Intact

The General Faculty voted 6 to 48 to amend the institution of the Association of ents removing the wo stu. Student Council President Dick sought student support of the Constitu tch. The amendment passed amid debate on other educational policy proposals. About 109 of 220 faculty members voted. some left before the tally. A substitute for student representation included joint CEPC-CEPC meetings.

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Mummers and ODA stage Guys and Dolls

Tickets are on sale at Wilder Min Dok with prices 1.00 for students and 1.50 for adults. Performances run Wednesday through Saturday with matinees or evening shows. A faculty move to vote on the amendment drew student discontent and protests noted by Rossman, citing student members’ absence from CEPPC discussions.

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Oberlin Alumni Set to Contest Purdue on CBS Alumni Fun

George Omelian reports CBS will feature Oberlin alumni in a quiz against Purdue on Alumni Fun. Oberlin’s team includes Admiral James F. Calvert, Bruce Catton, John Brown Jr., and Tobias notes Oberlin has beaten Purdue. Matches continue with Western Michigan March 21 and Washington University rounds if possible.

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Forum Discusses Modern Music and Orchestra Role

Forum explores di Bonaventura remarks on rising number of modern works and the orchestral temperaments. He notes contemporary music mostly serves composers and cites major U S symphonies as financially strained, urging reform from within music schools and society.

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