26 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
1
The text presents a sermon by Hop William Leonard emphasizing prayer, favor with God and man, and the cultivation of courage and Christlike virtues. It argues that true leadership grows from selflessness and conviction, guided by a great spiritual source, with believers drawing strength from divine providence.
The Con. team, missing regular guards, fell to the Freshmen by 49 to 11. Two minutes remained when a late basket by a Con. player broke the drought. Freshmen dominated with better ball control and guarding, while miscommunication hurt the Con. unit throughout the game.
A series of girls basketball games at the women's gym yesterday afternoon saw the Juniors defeat the Freshmen 42 to 20 while the Seniors beat the Sophomores 27 to 22. Key players included Zimmerman Aigler and Kemble for the seniors and Forman, Treat, Kilmer for the freshmen.
An urgent appeal from the Committee on War Work asks students to donate clothing for destitute middle class French families. Garments will be sent directly to individuals in France, with collection in the Student Book Exchange room on Thursday and Friday. Clothes must be in good usable condition, even if old in style. An additional collection date will be set after spring vacation, and students are urged to bring clothes from storage rooms at home.
In a comic scene set on a Roman stage, Augustus must climb an external fire escape to reach a Sunday banquet. Galerius offers to buy cinnamon buns in exchange for the ascent, while Horatius and Julius chime in. The crowd laments the odd spectacle amid merriment.
An editorial argues for forging a single modern Men’s Literary Society to unify past traditions and improve student debate and leadership. It highlights benefits such as mental resourcefulness, social reforms knowledge, world leadership understanding, and a cooperative club atmosphere, urging all students to join.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gertrude Martin and Mina Sinclair attended a meeting at the Columbus Setoo to plan an organization of an ole A.C. ALL law of work. A slogan was adopted, Back to school and on to college.
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