AUINGS Ayres ase Men's Honor Court For Coming Year
Big Six draws 15 colleges here for commencement program opens in grad school tation ceremonies planned. Ten full teams entered annual two day meet with many students and faculty attending.
29 May 1931
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
1
Big Six draws 15 colleges here for commencement program opens in grad school tation ceremonies planned. Ten full teams entered annual two day meet with many students and faculty attending.
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The fragmentary notice lists upcoming events and dates but is largely unreadable. It mentions local meetings and schedules with partial names and places. Further details are unavailable due to damaged OCR.
A student meeting will elect next year's seminary officers. The assembly discussed officer roles and candidates, with important positions to be decided during the session.
Seaman will speak to freshman women about career opportunities and guiding roles as Big Sisters in the campus program. The talk aims to inspire student involvement and outline mentoring responsibilities at the gym auditorium.
Savage is appointed to lead a summer study program in Dwarlay with local officials confirming the assignment and outlining the project scope and expected outcomes.
A local golf club fields a team for a tournament at the Mansfield Course. The event showcases club members' play as they compete against regional squads and aim for strong scores.
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