Calendar Committee reverses plan on revised 1963 64 calendar
The Calendar Committee reversed its earlier decision after meeting to discuss revisions since the December 11 meeting. The revised plan adds a one day Thanksgiving break and adjusts the two open days. Dean Hellmuth proposes major changes including removing the after Christmas period from the first semester while preserving the 88 day first and second semesters.
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Elon Natee
Sixeman
Dhe
Dean Hellmuth
Hellmuth
Dean Hellmuths
Edgar Snow to discuss Red China in Forum series
Veteran journalist Edgar Snow, famed for Red China works, will speak on Red China In the Out at 8 pm on February 4 as part of the Red China series sponsored by Forum Board and Shanghai. Snow, a 26 year foreign correspondent and author of Red Star Over China, The Other Side of the River, has interviewed Mao Zedong and Premier Zhou Enlai among 80 Peking authorities.
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Figar Snow
Forum Board
Shans Fi
Snow
China
Mao Tsestung
Peking
Montreal Model United Nations invites delegates
Readers are invited to attend the Montreal Model United Nations event February 6 0 at Exer Hall Allencroft Hiskoes and Emmanuel Dongala 1M Wile Fairchild. Delegations with two threes members are requested to call by Sunday.
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Stents Imerevea
Montreal
United Nnions
Exer
Soow Lived and Taught in China Before World War I
The record notes that Mr Soow spent seven years in China teaching at a Chinese university prior to World War I. In 1996 he penetrated the Nationalist blockade during the civil war surrounding the Chinese Rot districts.
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Mr. Soow
China
1 Chinese University
Chitase Rot
Council Book Sale Tal One near anie
Students may sell books at the Student Council Lounge Wilder with a 10 cent cap on each sale. The Non-Academic Affairs Committee runs the event, sale times listed February 3 and 4 with seller drop off at the Y Office. Donal Finether and Sanford Shepard invite bi lingual singers to perform in Spanish and English Lope de Vega style.
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Briced
Oaks
Student Council
Wilder
Ole
Lope de Vega
Foglish
Donal Finether
Halltoriam
Sanford’ Shepard
Hales
Council Names Skinner National Mock Convention Head
The Student Council named Cal Skinner National Chairman of the 1964 Mock Convention. Skinner proposed redefining executive posts and listing famous speakers. The council split Operations Chairman into Delegations and Platform Chairmen and planned interviews in the first week of second semester. Due to controversy, council re interviewed candidates and then secret ballots named Skinner to the post.
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Cal Skinner
Skinner
Council
Ward Lecture Series on Early American Architecture
Emeritus professor Laurence Ward of the Allen Art Museum will give ten lectures on early American architecture at 4 p m each Thursday and Friday from Feb 7 to March in the museum auditorium. Topics include colonial and Georgian houses in New England and the South, central states, churches, and early republican architecture. events conclude with public buildings and Jefferson.
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Laurence Ward
Critus
Allen Art Museum
Ward
New
England
New England
Central States
South
Capitol
Willamsburg
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
YR Organize Washington Trip Opens Political Insight
Republicans plan a Washington trip during semester break led by YR members. The group aims to broaden understanding of government workings, meeting regulators and seeking conversations with Congress. Travel dates include late January to February 2 with 28 members in attendance.
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Epublicans
Washington, D.C
Sandy Campbell
Campbell
Congress
Jaeton
Tom Ewig
Coege
Hi Oh Hi Seeks 1964 Editor Interviews
Hi O Hi invites student interviews for the 1964 yearbook editor during the first week of February. Toni Sachs, the present editor, notes the post is open to all students with no prior yearbook experience required.
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O-Hi
Toni Sachs
Streses
Sachs
Town Players Prepare Teahouse in Wartime Era
Cote freshman Don Wonder ley and Dani Alfred Slesingr lead a Town Players cast in Teahouse of the August Moon. Other named cast members include Captain MacLean and Issel as the production brings a wartime theme to the local stage set in Hall Aiur Winston Goa Xia port during World War II.
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Cote
Don Wonderley
Dani Alfred Slesingr
Grote of
Clases
Wil Sar Ab
Captain MacLean
Issel
Sataay
Hall Aiur
Winston Goa
Okinawa
Te Producton
Ting
Sposoret
Hythe Oberin
Oberlin shows split proceeds for Community Players and Exchange Club
Tomigne's review is an issue of the semester with funds split between the Community Players and the Exchange Club Youth Program. Tickets are sold at the College Recreation Office Oberlin Inn Oberlin Hardware Hall Radio and TV and Janty Oil Co or from Exchange Club members. The Oberlin Inn offers a $4 combination ticket for a full court meal each night.
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College Recreation Office
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Hardware Halla Radio and TV
Janty Oil Co
Th Exchange Club
Oberlin Inns
Gilbert and Sullivan Players seek Business Manager post
Applicants for the salaried Business Manager role for this summer and next year should contact Penny Harger at a keep as soon as possible.
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Penny Harger
Convention remarks stress education and unity in party politics
Skinner said the convention should be an exciting educational experience and an introduction into party politics and the United States’ plural society. He added the chairman must understand the partial philosophies of the factions and back each of them.
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Skinner
United States
Mock Convention posts for Delentions Chairman role advertised
The 1864 Mock Convention seeks applicants for the Delentions Chairman of Platform. Interested individuals should call Cal Skinner at Pyle Inn or THH-1065 before the second semester.
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Delentions Chatterman
Cal Skinner
Pyle Inn
Skinner outlines plan for campus party convention
Skinner details aims to stage a realistic convention on campus by inviting presidential candidates for campus events in fall and early spring, securing a keynote by figures like Nixon or Eisenhower, and bringing Republican chairman Ray Bliss to train state delegation chairs. He also proposes a publicity push with a public relations board of journalists and PR professionals from northern Ohio.
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Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Skinner
Ray Bliss
Ohio
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