05 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1912
Page
1
The notice highlights new publications addressing major themes in social service and politics. It notes additional recent books on lively issues discussed in the recent political campaign, urging readers to stay informed about these current topics as central to public discourse.
A fragment from Oberlin student journalism covers editor roles at the paper and a Browning quote, followed by a critique of New England and Standard Oil consciences. It then previews Ohio football standings with Oberlin and State pursuing the conference lead and implications for Case, Reserve, Denison, and potential title outcomes.
The Columbus team is seen as the toughest opponent this year as they travel to Oberlin. Oberlin is strong with speed two top halfbacks and a resourceful coach. State meets Oberlin in a decisive rally week with a special train and spirited practice to back the presidential vote coverage.
The notes reference campus events and notes on students and staff. Mentions include senior portraits, freshmen caps, Intercacy football, and upcoming Academ High School event. Mary L. Cook teaches Western College for Women at Oxford. Helen M. Dart teaches history and English at Oberlin.
A US Bureau of Education study shows teaching is the dominant career for Oberlin College graduates. Of 5,385 in the Academic department, 1,244 to 1,364 or about a third entered teaching, with many others from theology, music, and physical training also joining education.
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