Yale-Princeton musical revue at Wardle’s Finney Chapel
The Women Atte cutin present a 1814 era Yale Princeton songs show with nine pieces led by Amy Pate and Carol Gordon, under Wal Wardle. Wardle calls the modern Grecian tale a collection of pastiches with songs and costumes by Hobart Dick, staged Thursday and Friday at 8:30 pm.
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Presti's Reopening Marks Graduation
The article notes Presti's reopening around a June date and references Ligee Conte and Provenzano in connection with a legal or ceremonial milestone. It mentions a local event at an Okie State Apartment and cites charges linked to a case involving Evans. The wording is unclear but centers on a reopening and related proceedings.
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Classes To Select Leaders In First Spring Elections
In the first spring elections over 1000 students will vote to elect class leaders Thursday. Pete Craig, Chairman of the Student Elections Committee, says the majority representation system aims to ensure the candidate favored by the majority wins. The system reduces primaries and unlimited nominations, allowing some wins with as little as 24 percent of the vote. A fall survey by Craig, Jo Orr, and John Langstort found five current class officers were not preferred by a majority of voters.
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College Arts Festival Adds Readings and Debates
The college plans a spring agenda featuring a writers’ showcase with nine or more contributors, including Joe Cubes Neve Est and Carel Bac oste Gee Sith de toate, plus a board vote on forum approvals. Activities run Thursday through February with readings and a morality play at vesper service by Nelson.
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Kingdon Freeh Arslanian Win Speech Awards
Kingsdon and colleagues win speech awards in a fragmented report. Anon individuals deliver talks on topics like beer, settings, and policy. The piece notes prize amounts as zero and references police as a context without clear outcomes.
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Currier Advises Early Railroad Reservations
Currier urges travelers to secure railroad bookings early with New York Central announcing early reservations for forthcoming routes. Details are unclear due to poor OCR, but the advisory emphasizes prompt action to ensure seats and favorable terms on future travels.
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Church Council Senses Fate Amid June Gatherings
About 100 delegates ministers and lay women from roughly 000 churches attend a Church Council session at Coe Gren mein De. in Belameting June 74 to discuss the General Council of Congregational Churches and possible signing actions amid discussions on Camra and social action.
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Chamber Offers Award For City Glorification
Oberlin Chamber launches a contest to boost town business with a prize pool including 90 dollars. Merchants and residents submit ideas to improve Oberlin, with about 10 scores planned and 20 prizes noted, as officials seek the best civic suggestions.
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Social Board Plans Revamped Activities
Social Board reorganizes with Joan Knowles John Clark Pat Wharton Martyn Strong and Lloyd Farrar as permanent members to lead committees improving student social life. Weekes announces plan to boost recreation and participation including a new public events workshop and stronger sponsorship coordination with campus groups.
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Martyn Strong
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Local meeting agenda discussed at Ba Ware council
Murky OCR text outlines plans for a council session with mentions of teen teams, chair roles, and debate topics. It hints at agendas, public attendance, and possible agenda items while referencing community groups and local officials. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
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