Postwar Europe study yields cautious optimism
Professor H A Miller, returning from Europe, reports a gradual normalizing of postwar life. He notes upward momentum toward self sufficiency in many nations, hope amid German recovery, and Americans shaping future international relations by broadening language use and engagement while Europeans push to settle trade, industry, and social questions.
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Europe
H. A. Aller
Oberlin
Slaven
Barpean Sania
Levine
America
Italy
Miller
Franc
Switzerland
Miler
Me. Miller
France
Austria
Ceecho Stovakia
Hungary
Rovmania
Bulgaria
Jug Slavia
Germany
Aro Ely
Enor Miller Aald
Oberlin students may vote in November elections
Liberal Club and Citizenship departments cooperate to qualify Oberlin students to vote in November. Arrangements cover both men and women, with eligibility requiring age 21 by November 2 and one year in the state. Registration is limited to listed Ohio cities, with remaining in-person days October 15 and 16. Students near Oberlin must register by mail or return home to register.
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Women’s Liberal Club
Ood Citizenship Department
M.C. A
ONO
Ust
Hve Fm
Oberlin
Ohio
Obertin
Ely Nome
Akron
ALA Tance
Ashtabula
Bellare
Cambridge
Findlay
Fostocia
Hamities
Ironton
Lakewood
Lancaster
Lima
Lorals
Mansfetd
Canton
Chilicothe
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Marietta
Marlon
Martins Perry
Masaison
Cleveland Sandusky
Elyria
Peson
Halr.net
Nutahells 5
Senate
Anthropott
Selentine
Harding and Cox Lead In Preliminary Vote Totals
A fragmented report notes preliminary polling with Harding leading for president and Cox second, based on scattered figures from a student body and faculty straw ballot. Debs also appears among counts amid a broader discussion of imperialism and political climate.
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Harding
Miller
Clemencesd
Lorem
Cox
Debs
Christensen
Watkins
Sy Ier
Ren Te
York Symphony Program Recitals Announced
The York Symphony announces an artist recital series with French pianist Schmitz on Oct 26 and American baritone Werrenrath on Nov 9. Detroit Symphony under Gabrilowitch performs Nov 26, then Williams Bennett and Demuth present ensemble music on Dec 7, followed by New York Symphony under Willems Wed Jan 15, and violinist Thibaud on Jan 26.
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Robert Sehmit
Relmald Werrenrath
Metropolitan Opera
Nework
Detroit Symphony Orchestes
Osip Gabrilowiteeh
Priday
Ensemble
William Maton Bennett
Charlotte Demuth
Wilams
New York Symphony Orches
Willems Willeke
Jeeaues Thibaud
Hobert Schmitz
Retald Werrenrath
Schmitz
Werrenrath
Amtesa
Oberlin
Afuscal Union
Jacques Thibaud
Mme. Bennett
Mire
Williams
Detroit
New York
Notice to subscribers in Peters court sale October 9
Notice to subscribers at Peters desk in court for 1921 copies. Extra copies will be on sale. This is the last chance to obtain, with details on date and place. Names Paxton and Mer appear in the notice as involved parties in the 1921 sale.
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Nose
Hlohk Mayor
Peters
Paxton
Bus
Mer
Absence of Sky Pieces Sparks Campus Debate
A garbled campus column muses on why students of Labor and Learning abstain from showing hair. The piece notes mock inquiry into freshmen, campus lore, and a possible uproar in the Men’s Senate about sexual pride, intellect, and anthropological topics.
Subscription notice for college service renewal
A subscription notice states that to ensure service the college Review will consider the acuity member and officer as subscribers unless payment is received by October 18, the subscription will be entered as a subscriber.
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Teers
Campus Night Fanfare Draws About 1000 Students
A college event titled Campus Night drew roughly 1,000 attendees, featuring a mix of performances and student participation. The program included a notable Miker act and a mystery segment that captivated the crowd with its playful intrigue.
Oberlin campus hosts Spinney readings and Alcestis premiere
Oberlin students and faculty enjoyed a campus evening featuring Lona expose and a supper with 14 booths. Dorothea Spinney will perform Alcestis on Saturday and Hamlet Tuesday, marking her first English drama appearance at Oberlin with Hercules providing comic relief.
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Lona
Obeem
Oberlin
Dorothea Spinney
Hamlet
Alcestis
Reripides
Hercules
Obertin
Miss Spinney
Thirteen Members Added to Women's Glee Club
Thirteen new members join the Women's Glee Club following tryouts. Twelve former members remain from the 1918-20 group, including Hope Ford Ruth Harris and Allee Lewis. New sopranos and altos listed alongside returning members and an accompanist joins for the 1920-21 era.
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Women’s Glee
Hope
Ford
Ruth Harris
Allee Lewis
Lilli A. Johnson
Miriam A. Knauf
Janet B. Parsons
Tanbol
Smith
Giada L. Caffall
B. Lavina Wathing
Mar. Jaret Bunce
Ruth Masters
Ethel J. Motealt
Helen M. Watts
Wall
Rana A. Wright
Martha A. Bailey
VanDere McKee
Rather
Lang
Patrela McDonald
Rosa Petr
Dorothy’ L. Reynolds
Winifred ‘A. Cook
Alma M. Fenske
Mise
Vera Otte
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