Princeton Beats Yale 32 to 22 in Yale-Princeton Tilt
Princeton defeated Yale 32 22 in the forty second Yale Princeton women’s basketball classic at Hales Gym. Verda seed led with 14 points, Gordon added 12 in the first half as Princeton climbed to the lead by the third quarter and held on.
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Princeton
Yale
Priceton
Hales Gymnasium
Talcott
Avicey Nelson
Yiate
JoAnne ‘Bacon
Freshi
Gordon
Yate
Vela
Verda
Tigers
Princeton Befant
Jamorama Orchestra Plans Amid Campus Production
More than thirty college musicians join the band to rehearse Jamorama with Eb Wood and Howard Bigelow leading new arrangements. A tentative concert at Finney Chapel on March 27 replaces the earlier scheduled date due to production delays and contract issues with the American Federation of Musicians.
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Eb Wood
Howard Bigelow
Ss Week
Dive Wayne
Wood
Blue Moods
Brademer
Jo McIntosh
Oberlin
Appers
Dave Weimer
Carl Rowan
Jamor- Gi
Finney’ Cspel
Fair Employment Practices Plan discussed in Oberlin group
Mrs W E Stevenson and Professor E R Moore lead Oberlin FEP steering committee as they back the Fair Employment Practices bill before Ohio's legislature. About 40 attend a Wednesday Committee for Progressive Action meeting at Pyle—discussions emphasize education, conciliation, and voluntary compliance rather than punishment.
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Tom Brennan
Ohio
W. E. Stevenson
E. R. Moore
Oberlin
FEP
Committee For Progressive Action
Pyle Out
Stevenson
Sophomore Banner Dance in Hales Gym Saturday Night
Sophomore class president Dittes will lead the Banner Dance from 8 to 12 pm in Hales Gymnasium. Music by the Dave Wayne band, decorations feature banners from former classes. A few tickets remain for sale Saturday morning in Peters Court, priced at one dollar eighty cents.
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Toy Dim Dittes
Hales Gymnasium
Clas
Dave Wayne
Peters Court
Nine Leaders View Library Art Positions
Nine women with humanities training will lead discussion groups during the Symposium on Occupations for Women the week of March 3. At 1:30 p.m. Ellen Ewing and Marjorie Merrill discuss Library Work at Pyle Inn, with Helen Adam and Phylis Basinger assisting. Ewing a Shaker Heights librarian and Oberlin alumna. Merrill a Library of Congress reference researcher. Journalism discussion at Dascomb follows, led by Gay Ries with Betty Egan. Claire MacMurray of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will speak. French House hosts an Art Teaching conference led by Mrs. Jacob Gruber with Martha Wakeland Jan Astier Shi ley Payne assisting. At Prenern House a Museum Work symposium at 3 p.m. features Robert M. Hornung of the Cleveland Museum of Art as visiting expert. Judy Bergstrom directs student leadership. Jane Klein, secretary. Merten hostess. Marge Graham and Thaleia cheronis head the remaining discussion group.
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Martha Barber
Pam
Pyle * Inn
Ellen Ewing
Marjorie Merrill
Helen Adam
Phylis Basinger
Miss Ewing
Oberlin
Shaker Heights
Joan Tinley
Sylvia
Kay Mackey
Jacob Gruber
Oberlin Public Schools
Martha Wakeland
Jan Astier
Shiley Payne
Cleveland Museum of Art
Hornung
Western Reserve University
Religious Discussions Precede Conference
Bull sessions designed to arouse interest in the religious conference, March 11 and 12, will take place in all forms where sufficient interest is shown on March 8, 144 and 6, from 9 to 11 pm. Questions for the discussion pertain to the theme "Society's Challenge to Christianity," covering church social action, Christian ethics, and preparation for living with home, school and church.
Prudential Chooses Federal Hall for FPHA Project
The Prudential Committee officially christened the long-nameless dorm as Federal Hall. A twenty five dollar prize for best title was not awarded due to insufficient entries and lack of a suitable name. The winning name was deemed a direct steal from Gladys Swigart, with funds redirected to the CRD. Other suggestions included Throne Inn Eastervelt Hall Slab Hall The Castle and Vet eran Inn.
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Federal Hall
FHPA
Prudential Committee
Gladys Swigart
Throne Inn
Eastervelt Hall
Castle
Veter Inn
Committee Proposes Fund To Finance Class Dances
Stan Rostov reported on a committee plan to create a class dance fund funded by activity fees and surplus from dances, replacing current financing. The Student Council accepted the report and agreed to send a letter to Governor Kim Sigler of Michigan about campus free speech and association concerns following a discussion on witch hunts in colleges.
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Stan Rostov
Sturges
Fred Its
Michigan
Goveernor Kim Sigler
Hood Keynotes Second Session of Symposium
Rita Nasenen Miss Marguerite Hood assistant Professor of Music at the University of Michigan will discuss Opportunities for Women in the Field of Music at the noon chapel for the Women’s Symposium Monday. Miss Hood’s talk will keynote the second Symposium session which will be concerned with the topic of Humanities and Muse. Miss John Kennedy and Mrs. Jane de Altshuler will speak at Alcott at 1 30 pm on private piano teaching and theory. Mrs. Kennedy a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory is now with the Conservatory in the children’s department. Mrs. Altshuler who received her musical training in London and at Temple University has been on the faculty of music schools in Pennsylvania and has done private teaching in piano and musicianship classes. Alice Archibald will lead the session with M. J. Corry as student secretary. Jo Craig will be the tea dance formerly scheduled for tomorrow afternoon will be held instead on March 8 at Reo Hall featuring the Dave Wayne Band. Roses for Mrs. Kennedy and Janey Wilbur for Mrs. Altshuler. Helen Trish will be the student leader for the 3 o’clock meeting on Music Education at the Allen Art Building. Miss Alice E. Blodgett vocal supervisor for the Swarthmore public schools. Miss Continued on Page 4.
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Rita Nasenen
Marguerite ‘V. Hood
University of Michigan
Miss Hood
John Kennedy
Jane de Altshuler
Alcott
Kennedy
Oberlin Conservatory
The
Conservatory
Altshuler
London
Temple University
Pennsylvania
Alice Archibald
M. J. Corry
Jo Craig
Roses
Janey Wilbur
Helen Trish
Allen ‘Art Building
Alice E. Blodgett
Swarthmore Public Schools
Shane to Speak At FTA Dinner In Oberlin Banquet
Delegations from Ak ron University Baldwin Wallace Hiram and Ashland College prepare to hear Dr Harold G Shane at May Cottage at 6 pm for the Third Annual Education Banquet. Shane is superintendent of Winnetka Public Schools Illinois and will discuss Some Forces in American Life Which Are Shaping the Curriculum.
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Teachers of America Clubs
Akron University
Baldwin-Wallace
Hiram
Ashland Colleges
Harold G. Shane
May Cottage
Oberlin
Samuel Read
Religion panel at Unni Jan Vocations session announced
Y Forums host a discussion on liberal and conservative approaches to Christianity at Open Forum. Panelists include Joseph Bell youth director Methodist Church Nashville, Prof Wolfgang Stechow and Dr A C Siddall Oberlin. A question period follows.
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Allen Art Building
Joseph Bell
The
Methodist Church
Nashville
Tennessee
Wolfgang Stechow
A. C. Siddall
Oberlin
Sturges Hall
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Howse
Tphis
Seftsal
Elis Johnson
Barrows
Greg Gables
Ishay Cottage
Coatorstatert Fair Employment Practices Plan
Moore
Fepc Commission
Soph
Prudential
FPHA
Moe, Seecht
Hood
Reo Hall
Shane
FTA
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