Legacy of Greece and Latin Philo joins university faculty
An entry lists a 1968 appointment to a university presship and a shift to a Latin focus. It notes the retirement of Peter Min, a May event at Cottage Wi, and upcoming entertainments by Minstress with fortune tellers and a Kindergarten program featuring dancing, music by Fite Otters orchestra, and a local youth fete.
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Fieri Tepince
Semin
Sears
University of
Greece
Toe Grek Amd
Renan Ar
Pet Hiss
Grek
Philo Rat
Frre
Peter Min Thispring
May Cottage
Fite Otters
Oberlin Students Debate Control of Associated Students Plan
The piece outlines Oberlin College student governance disputes over a proposed plan to reform the Associated Students and the Oberlin Review. It discusses shifting authority from student bodies to a dean and university oversight, with possible legal conflicts and alternatives under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areuay
Atte
Oberlin
Chaotic OCR fragment lists campus events and names
Disjointed text shows several academic and social items including lectures and athletics. Names such as Dr W mW Andras and Wouter at Wooster appear amid garbled course and banquet references.
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Trickei
Denlaom
Grane Weorr
W. J
Catnnatl
Oberin
Pathei
W. Mw Andras
Dept
Zonogy
Theol
Tels
Wouter
Wooster
Fegrant
Women of
Meserve
Rhythmic Cycle to Be Spring Pageant Theme
Rhythmic Cycle is selected as the spring pageant theme as announced by The Dance of Life group. Havelock officials and organizers emphasize a performance showcasing motion, music, and community participation.
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Havelock Iis
Graduation at Oberlin Theological Seminary
Six students will graduate from Oberlin Theological Seminary at commencement exercises. Dean Graham will preach the baccalaureate sermon as degrees are conferred on Bare Augustus Cut, Vernon Daley, Jean Teyolgers, Winged Quenin Swart, Jeanen Kioto Yoana, and others. Reverend Henry M. Dean, pastor emeritus of the United Church, serves on the board of trustees.
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Oberin Theological Seminary
Bare Augustus Cuti
Cera Vernon Daley
Empl Matcopanis Sinomiye
Jean Tey Olgers
Quenin Swart Andj
Jeanen Kioto
Yoana
Henry 3M
Ean
United ‘Het
Board of Trees
College
Summer conference topic at Y W meet. forensic contest postponed
The summer conference topic for the YWCA meeting is set as the Geneva Camp and Lake Geneva conference themes. A forensic contest has been postponed to May 19 with 12 speakers delivering seven minute talks. 1828 delegation plan to portray the event and Christian leaders will speak.
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Lake Geneva
Ato Ange
Tle Rae
Fay
Get Under Way Stadium Project Initiated With Pledges
A stadium project begins as 1782 seats are planned with PROMPT PAYMENTS needed. Half the pledged amount is required for immediate results. The committee notes funds received last Friday and outlines construction changes from the original plan. Local leaders seek new donors to complete the remaining structure and allow scheduling of openings.
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Hue
Wading Committee
Thilda Christman to Give Recital Tuesday at Warmer Hall
Matta Christman will present a senior piano recital Tuesday May 10 at 1 80 p.m. in Warmer Hall. The Conservatory program features pieces by Franck Kopin Beethoven Chopin and Hoffer. Sung by Christman the event promises preludes chorales fugues concertos and romantic sonatas.
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Thilda Christman
Matta Christman
Cass
Franck
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