Cafeteria Style Trial Opens Amid Spring Themed Snack Bar
The cafeteria program embraces a spring color theme as a temporary change. Management announces adjustments to the ticket system and scheduling to align with the new theme. Student workers will assist during morning sessions, with a limited afternoon window from 1:20 to 2:90 pm.
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Camnan Prctic
Tornate
Maree Kester
Iesay
Carlyn Warer
Sprintine
Sok
Ame Te
Eresing
Tate
Beacham
Presidents Lead Members To Conference
Gin meeting, YAICA, and YW leaders plan a spring conference at Sit Bote Cho campus. Attendees include Don Aut, Bat ender, Del Poon, Cale lao, Joe de, Tuy Holaday, and Alber. The event aims to discuss season meaning and schedule, with program notes and anticipated closing at 1:90 pm.
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Sit Bote Cho
Felinger
Aero Campus
Batender
del Poon
Cale Lao
Joe de
College Honors Students For Scholastic Excellence
Phi Beta Kappa honors 36 juniors and seniors across the college, recognizing outstanding scholastic achievement. The ceremony included faculty notes from Science and Engineering departments and appointments to acting honors in various fields.
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College Honors
Phi Beta Kappa
Registration procedures outlined for May 1949 bulletin changes
The registrar outlines a spring registration schedule with juniors securing equator cards in Peters Court and seniors registering via advisers. Sophomores may obtain cards from advisers anytime. The week includes student led adviser conferences and Saturday signing for starred courses. Registration desks open 8 am in Warner Gym with seniors 8–9 am. all signers continue afterward. No cut days Friday or Monday. May 22 marks final readjustments and card hand-ins at the Registrar Office. Bulletin changes announced: Fine Arts 22 courses, Sociology 7, 8 require prerequisites, Sociology 12 notes adjustments.
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Peters Court
Esque
Warner Gym Sphere
Beto
Repsrar
Relief Drive Spreads Amid Debt Delegation Plea
A chaotic snippet shows talks on surplus funds and relief drives amid bankrupt state delegations. Names like Marianne Van Hoorn and Ed Warner appear with vague references to possible donations and financial aid measures, while the text hints at a parade and stalled funding.
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Ed Warner
Aly General
Aly
New York
Vandenberg Baldwin Nomination Reply Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows Vandenberg and Baldwin reply to nomination. The document mentions a press release and Senate action, with references to hearings, addresses, and a telegram. The readable parts indicate political communication surrounding a nomination and related Senate considerations.
Council to Review Four Activity Fees for College Programs
The council will consider four activity fees at a meeting in Dramate Asoo. Officials will review proposed charges affecting the NSA, Yeoman, and other groups. Nomination chair Jim Shot leads the committee as members discuss allocations and court-related items.
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Council
Yeoman
NSA
Ineo
Were
Echan
Bette
Heevar
Jim
Chai
Craig Reports Council Favors [Present PR
Community discourse outlines council stance amid present public relations effort. The report highlights favors toward proposed measures, noting tension and support signals among members.
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Craig
Gilbert Graham Stark Lead Vespers
A compact report notes Gilbert Graham and Stark leading the vespers session with readers and lay participants engaging a broad audience. The fragmentary text mentions Wosenay and Puebla Cape A Ge in a liturgical context as the service proceeds.
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Gilbert, Graham, Stark
Wosenay
Puebla Cape
Ocean
Council Inaugurate Spring Class Elections Update
The council plans spring class elections on Wednesday May 27 with changes: current class presidents will handle their petitions later than in prior years, and nominating petitions require candidates to be on campus to be valid. Apollo presents film Well Digger's Daughter and other programming notes appear in the week.
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Eeor
Pees
Ehirman
Asso
Peters
Apollo
Prve Sen
Haylry
Copersten
Orin Timer
Webbie
Writers Hold Spring Dinner and Prize Awards
A community dinner event honors local writers with prize awards. Attendees include emerging authors from May Cottage and Manor Place, who will review yearlong work and reveal revenue prospects. The program features a handsomely funded prize slate and a ceremony recognizing literary achievement.
Chapel Cites Top Ten Percent Of Three Classes
The list honors a cohort of students led by George Tae Heen and Myre Bins among the top ten percent in three classes. Other named recipients include Alvin, Robert Lloyd, Nancy Meek Hart Pee, Janice Young, and Thomas Whitaker, with several more noted in the upper ranks.
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College Tod Conservatory
Finney
Smelor
Stadt
George Tae Heen
Kecrore
al Ferett
Robert Lloyd
Nancy Novellary Meek Hart Pee
Mitre Ricola Spite
Janice Young
Alvin
Myre Bins
Ricard Katy
Robert “Kingson Dace Moet
Janthony Rocke
Tan Oben
Dian
Thomas Whitaker
Josephson and Gorombey to Bow in Arms and the Babe
Seniors Elinor Josephson and Gabriel Gorombey will take final bows in the Dramatic Association’s George Bernard Shaw production Arms and the Man. The May 2022 show features Josephson in several ODA roles and Gorombey recalling past stage parts, with director Stanton McLaughlin guiding the Oberlin performance.
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CON Hilberry
Elinor Josephson
Gabriel Gorombey
George Bernard Shaw
Miss Josephson
Ophelia
Antigone
Cordelia
Gorombey
Bae
Gorm
Sena
Dave Burgen
Coping
Hein
Ates
Aj Pott
Dora
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