07 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
1
The college faculty approved new offerings in the speech department for next year. Four new courses will be added and speech majors may count up to hours in drama and related studies. Professors Pal and Gunersn will teach key courses, with plans for readings and theory classes in the expanded program.
Nominations for the WAA are due by March 21. Eligible students must be enrolled, meet course requirements, and join the association. The notice lists program areas and eligibility rules for participation and leadership roles.
WSGL announces a March 15 deadline for junior college applicants. The committee plans to hire a new executive, with selection overseen by a Chris and Grey G after a November meeting. Prospective entrants are urged to submit applications and complete required steps promptly.
A garbled note indicates Mercer EC grant funds informal student sessions with planned meetings and support from local figures. Details about dates, locations, and organizers are unclear, but the aim is to provide accessible gathering spaces for student engagement and activities.
The text records a KOCN official asserting Good Not Discharged amid a debated election story involving candidates such as Gin or Jim Sanford and references to a voter count of 118. It mentions a meeting with Paka Winkler and observers discussing the new voting system and potential deception, with names like Pinkham and Osher appearing in the fragmented notes.
A reader note reports a curricular shift in philosophy and method at a college. The change moves subjects from Theology to Philosophy and Methodology with emphasis on Western thought traditions.
Professors Murphy and Taloe lead Wooster Prize judging panel at Albion College as contest entries from Libera Battin, Coleg of Ar, and others face scrutiny. The panel includes Warren Taloe and A Woot from 1 ie who will review the submissions for the prize.
Reported actions show the Cleveland Trust Co Investment Committee supervising college finances and policy, with governance phrases indicating oversight of endowments, funds, and investments. The document mentions budget phases, market value assumptions, and governance of investment strategies for the college.
A new campus acta highlights an arts program featuring music and drama on Sundays. The lineup includes acts like Rincon Bar and other performances, promising entertainment and cultural events with a rotating cast and evolving schedule.
Six debaters vie Wed for the Class of 15 prize at Sturges as the Forensic Union notes eligibility. Readings mix with incomplete OCR fragments but indicate a campus contest with student participants and institutional interest.
A local health initiative named Anti TB Campaign begins on Monday led by Dr. Mix Durte from Aetna. The program targets college faculty and students with education and screening services to curb tuberculosis spread in the community.
Sophomores reveal a banner at a formal dance hosted by Waener Sota and the Seas association. Chairmen Nancy Michael Bean and Peter ft lead the committee. guests include Shite and other students. The event features music by local performers and a light reception.
Ronald Colon reports that a local camera club plans an exhibit at the school hall. Officials promise a public event with demonstrations, discussions, and guest speakers, aiming to showcase student and community talent while addressing safety and access concerns.
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