23 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1926
Page
1
Wallace Bry, Hatton, and Mary Brian star in an entirely a comedy. The film features Mose in a central comic role and aims for a light wartime mood in a breezy, upbeat tone.
Mr J T Manney argues for self improvement and compares generations. A planned polar flight is promoted as hope, with discussion of adapting Chris’s acts and the Heald engagement noted alongside a feathered plane event.
Reports from the New York committee highlight five five-yard penalties allowed for violations of the forward pass rules and other adjustments to safety and spacing. The changes affect aerial game handling, down and distance, and kickoff procedures, with emphasis on reducing eliminations and keeping play within set limits.
Educator and author Professor Glover speaks on influences of the Master in Graece Roman world. He has lectured in Cambridge Oxford and Boston, delivering his talk at the Sist Chee building at 1 o clock tonight to the Haskell Ives Society.
Theater school in Gloucester offers summer scholarships to undergraduates for free instruction in dramatic arts. The program, hosted by Seton University, invites applicants from Maine to New England to apply, with selections based on merit and need.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Peters and a box with contents. The legible bits describe a contribution to a "Sptser 8 Sth met" and a possible citation or placement action. Details are too incomplete to determine full events, dates, or parties involved.
A preliminary contest for Capital Punishment With Methodists is set for April 15 as women debaters will meet Wesleyan later. The event pits female speakers from the capital region against Wooster in a dramatic academic debate.
The Recreation School announces openings for two Oberlin men to join its upcoming program in New York City next fall with free tuition first year. The move follows an intercollegiate forensics competition and marks a notable development in campus cultural offerings.
Cecelia Hansen stars in an Ariist recital at Chapel tonight as a graduate of Russian music-trained centers. Her prior Carnegie Hall acclaim and New York Times praise highlight a radiant tonal control and poised stage presence despite inclement weather. Graduation speakers include Robert Vincent and Vinson of Western Reserve University, with Milikan’s scientific achievements noted.
The article outlines a chaotic debate at Ober where participants argued positions on an environmental issue. It mentions Judge WI and a judge’s vote outcome, with several named team members and alternates listed among the collateratives and substitutes.
Professor Anariah Root is appointed Secretary and Librarian of the Hayes Historical Society. He will oversee books and documents on American history bound for the state president Hayes collection. Endowment funds provide about 5 000 dollars for lateral purchases. The works will be housed at the state library in Fremont, Ohio.
Elizabeth Parsons reviews a Women's Glee Club concert featuring varied vocal numbers and instrumental blends. The evening includes selections labeled Windle of Holland and a notable operetta style finale, with the program praised for its diversity and concluding by recognizing a renowned musical piece.
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