International Essay Prizes Open to College Students 1922
The International Relations club in New York announces essay prizes of 180 dollars for first place and 100 dollars for second with a 50 dollar prize consolation. Open to graduates and college students in the United States, entries must be in English, include a biography, and be submitted with a letter of endorsement.
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Jeet
China
Japan
Egrtestaent Lay College
Maine
Alexander
Seerry
Stunf International Estate
Ate
New York
van Jam
Sixy Students Enter From Other Schools
Sixty students from various Ohio colleges enrolled for the fall term. Denison, Wesleyan, Oberlin, and several other schools are represented as the new entrants join larger institutions to begin the semester.
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Slahteen Ohio Schools
Jones
Mle
Ohio
Mr Dance
Denison
AL. Cale
Obie Wesleyan
Lily State
Akron
Western
Churches Welcome Many New Student Members
The report notes cooperation between YWCA, YMCA, and churches to enroll new student members. Weekly religious and youth activities expand as ministers and leaders encourage participation and care for congregants, with upcoming meetings and presentations planned by church groups.
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Amd
Terie
Aauaetate
Tso Elie
Cher
Oil platings exhibit opening set for Thursday evening
An opening night event for oil platings exhibition is planned for Thursday December 1 at 8 pm. The associated Art Association will have a featured talk and an exhibit display. Admission will be charged a small fee, with additional charges for certain demonstrations.
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Erin “Art Assia
Professor Sherman to Give Monthly Lecture
The address will observe Founder's Day on Friday December 2. Professor Sherman will give a monthly lecture series, highlighted by the Founder's Day observance.
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Sherman
Rain Insurance Tests Oberlin History Reveal
Weather related insurance covered Oberlin events this season with policies for Wooster and Case games. A student questionnaire and remarks by Professor Sherwan tie together past weather impact on athletic gates and attendance for the fall season. President and Mrs King will host frosh groups with invitations listing notable attendees.
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Frost
King Dur
Tveway
Evenin
Tanen
King Doak Cate
Bean Nicol
Mw Gram
King
Dean Cole Dun Kiingeatagen
Fite
1926 Enrollment Figures Show Little Change in Women
The report records 176 women enrolled alongside 40 men, a slight drop from last year. Officials stress balancing classes and note continued effort to attract more female students, while acknowledging space and funding limits.
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Guna Ates
Basketball Notes From Deer Park Practice
A fragment notes basketball practice for Deer Park with details about meeting freshmen and new players. It mentions women’s gym and Thursday at Deer Park, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Ste Eins Dees
Dales Wines
Dall
Thurslay
Dee Parken
College prints extra review for prospective students
A notice printed by the secretary invites Oberlin College supporters and prospective students to review names for admission. The administration asks those listed to contact Mr Wickler or another official to complete the process at the specified request.
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College
Alan
Mae
Ed Sear
Berlin Review
Allege
Oberlin
Mr. Wickler
McEntee Players Present A Dolls House at Sumtay
A local production of A Doll s House drew mixed early notices but gained appreciation as it progressed. Critics praised Francis Homer and Franke Mcentee for strong Nora and Frnacher performances, while others noted uneven pacing and limited stage cohesion.
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Ata
Mipeat
Chertin
Dale Hose
Europe
Rapa
Devia
Olin
Nora
Madame Hammar
Agate
Isla Grt
Francis Homer
Franke
Pla
Auspicious opening tops NE Series stage show
The performance blends dramatic structure with romance and action. Strong acting and music support a stylish production with French atmosphere and Dumas influences, offering cheering court scenes and crowd-pleasing spectacle. Critics praise the ensemble and predict high demand.
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Tosing
Tuckroid
Louis
Dumas
Bannan
Dramatic Association
Truthful Violinists Study in Conservatory
A conservatory offers primary and advanced violin classes with free year instruction for top performers. The program emphasizes merit for junior students and a combined work incentive. Named instructor De Morsiaen guides sessions as public enrollment begins Friday.
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de Morsiaen
Uurien
Sear Corres
Merson
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