29 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
1
The Oberlin Review, founded in 1874, outlines its publication frequency and mailing details, plus subscription information. It lists editors, reporters, and staff roles, noting the paper’s dedication to Oberlin College interests and periodic notices about commencement and school events.
The article discusses college spirit, athletic participation, and the balance between outside activities and school life. It notes concerns over maintaining past athletic prestige, student engagement, and the role of sports in university culture, with references to Shan representatives and campus figures shaping the program. It highlights India contention and ties to broader cultural themes, concluding with reflections on China and leadership remarks from university figures about future student roles.
Fragmented OCR presents a religious discussion on highest ideals, prayer, and divine fullness. It references sermons, kingdom, heaven, and the nature of faith, noting that true desire leads toward enlightenment and moral ascent. The text is garbled but centers on spiritual elevation through contemplation and prayer.
Fragmentary description notes a plot about a woman scorned and a man named Rupert amid romantic misunderstandings. The article mentions a screening at the usual admission price of 35 vest and a length of time for the showing, with plot twists unresolved.
The article notes the debaters beginning work on the map for the year with several officers named. Prete, Heavy Chart King, View Preident, We F oka, and Tressurer HT Thurston are listed among the rejected candidates. Music for the event was provided by De. G W. Jankews and Praetor Maurie Kes Mer. The advance of President King led to the inversion being omitted from the regular program.
Fragmentary remarks reveal enthusiasm over forensics and the role of women in the state debate scene. Speakers express intent to interpret the art of oratory, aiming for a dominant place in future competitions amid ongoing planning.
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