28 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1950
Page
1
Trustees approve a Piette backed Cold Anchovy Club proposal despite a looming 155000 deficit. The plan includes a tuition increase to fund a new experiment while scrapping girls rules as part of broader governance changes.
Power outages halt performances of the Cocoanuts at Obi. Crew and workers report extended outages affecting stage preparation and show routines as preparations proceed to resume operations once power is restored.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a regatta and obscure references to a new weapon called the 2 Bomb. Mentions Professor Campbell Senator Mundt and President Push, with garbled names and unclear dates. The passage reads like a jumble of words about sports and weaponry with no clear cohesive event.
Oberlin professors vote to ban the Oracle from the college stage amid debate over a controversial script. Rector Galiy attributes the move to concerns about propriety as presentations faced scrutiny by college officials and faculty attendees.
Campbell discloses a new Z-bomb weapon and notes a two year timeline with details about loyalty checks and a sale on Deer and other items. The fragmentary text mentions eBay and potential political rhetoric without clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary notice reports that Athens canceled a local Red Raiment Drive led by Jonn Baker. Irregular text references attendees and a plan to heat Paul Robes, with unclear details and dates.
Trustees at the college plan a 350 dollar semesterly tuition increase after a meeting called by President Stevenson. The 1550 deficit for next year prompted the move, with debate on funding through loans or scholarships. Secretary of Commerce Acorn noted the committee’s findings, and the report continues on another page.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a countywide registration process for hide and seek with references to Lorain County. The text mentions a form, timing, and administration but is largely unreadable and includes many garbled names and phrases. It hints at a standardized registration by an administration but provides no clear dates, participants, or outcomes.
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