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Oberlin Review in Oberlin, Ohio

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Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1920

Page

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Calendar notes and events at Oberia and nearby venues

The calendar lists Amber Avlet Relnald events, a July gathering at Oberia college Se Warner gym from 7:30 to 9:45, a societal chapel gathering at 7, a Norman Angel Poet Banquet, a Junior council dance, a Detroit Symphony Thanksgiving program, an inter-class party, and a Monthly Feature by Provost Walker of Yale on Ter- Masten Unton. It notes a Soph track meet and the end of term activities.

Amber Avlet Relat Relnald Werrenth Barton Oberia Warner Norman Angel Cive Sloe Detroit Symphony Orenestea Retta Shi Obertia Hospital A. Roy Andrews W. ‘Walker Yale

Informal open house events and student gatherings noted

Mex Kells and May cottage young women hosted informal open house Monday evening from 7 to 9 with featured “co wed out” guiding guests from cellar to entry. May cottage held a Halloween party at Centennial house with orange and black decorations, costumes, fortune telling and dancing led by Prof Morrison. Numerous campus social events, teas, receptions, and weekend visits of students and faculty are listed, including a luncheon in honor of Reinold Werrenrath, tea at Dean Nash’s home, and a faculty concert.

Mex Kells Keep Cottage May Cottage Hallowe

Disturbance at Oberlin Classes Sparks Student Action

A movement among coeds at Oberlin College aims to disrupt orderly lectures by parading stockings and glances in English literature class. The protest targets the distraction from study, while supporters claim the display promotes equality and free expression.

Oberin Claaten Oberlin Cowledge

Butterscoted Piet HE Cozy Rooms at 39 College Place

A fragment lists a place described as 39 College Place offering a cozy room and references to relish and eating by a person named Anna Gc. The readable text is garbled and provides no clear event or dates.

College Place Anna Gc

Committee eyes lone felt need for student work study

Page One Super reports on a Sunday section noting the director of work among students outlines a four item plan the committee believes addresses a lone felt need in student employment and study.

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