June 26 Graduation at Finney Chapel Ends Four Day Program
Finney chapel hosts the 112th June commencement closing a four day series for graduates. Despite wartime restrictions most senior activities proceed with alumni events, breakfasts and concerts scheduled across Sturges Hall Warner Hall and Oberlin Inn.
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Finney Chapel
Sturges
Physical Education Department For Women
Gertrude B. Moulton
Music Education Department
Warner Hall
Sturges Hall
May Cottage
Finney
Wilkins
President's House
Pi Kappa Lambda Lineheon
Oberlin Inn
Conservatory of Music
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Toby Harvey Solo at Swing Fest INGCOPA Tonight
Toby Harvey will perform a solo set at the Swing Fest INGCOPA. Doors open for tickets and the event runs from 8 to 9 30 with a brief encore.
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Toby Harvey
Ingcopa
Revision Adds Sex Education To Curriculum
A campus committee appointed to study curricular changes proposed by the Student Congress announced few changes. The group includes Dean Carl Witthe and Professors Warren Taylor and L. E. Cole, plus Anne Higgins, Arthur Friedman, and Richard Cartwright, who issued a statement Wednesday. Sex education will be reintroduced into basic musical education, while music appreciation remains a two hour course pending further study. No social science major will be instituted. current history of philosophy remains status quo for at least one more year. Ambassadors Withdraw A Tate change leads to the Ambassador Quartet being replaced by the Melodiers, Toby Harvey, Mary Low Beekman, and Pussy Webster. The CBD Variety Show features Mood Indigo and a new full-brass arrangement of To Be With You by Dick Lehman.
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Carl Witthe
Warren Taylor
L. E. Cole
Anne’ Higgins
Arthur Friedman
Richard Cartwright
Wayne Lonsdorf
Commandos
The
Melodiers
Toby Harvey
Mary Low Beekman
Pussy Webster
College Seeks Psychiatrist Says Bradshaw Health Service Official
Ida Bradshaw chair of the Health Service Committee notes lack of student information on college administration and actions on student psychiatric needs. The college plans stronger psychiatric support but currently relies on part time services. wartime salaries hinder fulltime positions. The present psychiatrist Dr A Zacks is available by appointment on Mondays. committee members include Bradshaw Bosworth L E Dean Thomas W Graham and others.
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Ida
Te Health Service
Ant
Eeport
Oberlin
Oberlin Student Survey Critiques Overemphasis on Academia
A survey of 84 Oberlin upperclassmen by Bob Friedrichs in educational psychology finds nearly half blame excessive focus on grades and academic learning as the main flaw. Critics cite strict social regulations, recreation limits, and weak vocational counseling as major drawbacks while 58 percent say academics consume most time, yet curricular activities are also deemed important.
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Oberlin
Bob Friedrichs
Tom
Oberin
Aurea High
Altough
Surcen
Flunker's Frolic Invites Mills to Ree Hall for Exam Relief
A playful notice invites students to Ree Hall tomorrow night from 8 to 11 pm for a Flunker's Frolic to ease pre exam jitters. Hilarity and music by the Navy Junior Commandos are promised. Admission is 80 cents offered by the Social Committee.
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Ree Hall
Navy
Ad Inisson
COC Alters Name Selects Organizers
The group adopted a new Constitution for next year. Augie Mier reports the principal amendment changes the time of the group to Oberlin Student Assembly. Temporary secretary members chosen to reorganize the group next fall are Bill Clayman Paul Gerstley Ann Lieb Martha Redfield and Val.
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Augie Mier
Oberlin Student Assembly
Bill Clayman
Paul Gerstley
Ann ‘Lieb
Martha Redfield
Val
Ration Books Return Date Announced
According to customary procedure all ration books will be returned on the first day of exams, June 18. The notice outlines the return process and the required conditions for surrendering the books to responsible officials.
Seniors Scatter Over World To Take Jobs and Study
The 1945 graduating class charted diverse paths after school with many headed to colleges and universities. Plans include Tougaloo College in Mississippi, Brown University, the University of Wisconsin chemistry, Dow Corning analytical chemistry training, publishing in New York, and teaching, with several heading overseas or to careers with Red Cross and RCA.
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Mamianie Va
Jugie Meier
Tougaloo College
Sisppi
Paul Meier
Plovende Billikoot
Marian Crites
Bobbie Leete
Red Cross
Ginny Terry Bell
Yale
Bobbie Crafts
Alma
Nurses Corps
Rudolph Serkin
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New York
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Denman
Mary Farquhar
Sybil Wheaton
Solerad
Sylvia Wade
Washington
DLC
Arizona
Philadelphia
Ann Martin
Janie Carr
RCA
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