Proposals for Student Senate Campaign Standards
The Review urges clear issue driven campaigns for the March student election to form the College's first Student Senate. It calls for concrete proposals on educational policy, dorm rules, hours, and school governance, favoring smaller cohesive parties, independents, and forums to clarify positions.
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Senate
Oxtail
Politi
Tal Partis
Partes
New Freshman Party
JRIC
Wilder
Springtime controversy over town reservoir in Oberlin
In Oberlin, residents debate fencing the town reservoir and a push to turn it into a supervised public swimming area. Students are urged to bike to the scene, bring towels, and defend a spring of openness while avoiding danger and prosecutions.
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South Pleasant Street
Wilder
Carnegie
Oberlin
Lorain County
Thoughts on Dance and Education Reform
A discussion on the growing interest in dance within education, highlighting philosophy psychology and creativity. It argues that art, especially dance, is undervalued in modern society and that dance remains a primary human expression despite mechanization. The piece notes dance cannot be fully verbalized yet remains essential to understanding reality.
Dance as a Means of Personal Awakening and Social Meaning
The text argues that while dance risks mere repetition, true dance awakens the spirit and reveals new meanings. It links dance to personal experience, social critique, and the development of sensibility, especially in mass society where individuals struggle to be heard.
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Peron
India
What Are Civil Rights by Martha Honey
A campus letter discusses Oberlin students volunteering in Wolfe County Kentucky with the Appalachian Volunteers. The piece argues OACR should support a two-project Civil Rights effort, highlighting Bloody Creek as a case of indigenous leadership and road repair symbolizing local capability.
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Martha Honey
Oberlin
Kentucky
Appalachian Volunteers
Callege
Council of Southern Mountains
OACR
Oth
Wolfe County
Bloody Creek
Church of God
Nefro
North
South
Ineudng Sncc
MFDP
SCLC
Appalachia
Cour
Sauterm Mountains
Vista Volunters
Oberlin Shansi program faces budget pinch and cuts
Oberlin College's Shansi Memorial Association confronts a tight budget as requests for the next year's Activity Fee rise. The plan includes shrinking travel stipends while maintaining two country reps in Taiwan and India, aiming to preserve the program's educational exchange goals and broader Asia education initiatives.
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Oberlin College
Taiwan
India
Shansi T
Shans
Oberlin Shansi Memorial Association
Peace Corps
Tunghai ‘University
Wan
American College
Lady Doak
Madurai
South India
Asia
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