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Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1920

Page

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Dorothe Spinney Stars in Euripides Alcestis Presentation

Dorothe Spinney excels in the one woman acting of Alcestis at Adsetue Place. The review praises her portrayal of multiple roles from Apollo to the chorus, noting her ability to shift voices and emotions with precision and thoughtfulness. The production uses blue curtains and sparse props to enhance theatrical atmosphere, highlighting Spinney’s artistry and analytical approach to character.

Elizabeth H. Zachry Dorothes Spinney Lise Splaney N ‘Itu Apollo Death Phores Alceatis Misa Spinney Tore Geture Ming Spinney Th ‘Hove Alcesta

Membership Week Campaign Launched by Y W CA

The Y W C A starts Membership Week inviting every college girl to join. Captains will distribute cards, answer questions, and promote active church membership. Cards will be handed out at cures and meetings, with no dues required for joining if unable to attend.

Y. W. CA Sian

Up in Murphys Room Latest Oberlin Tragedy

A chaotic scene at Oberlin College ends with a fatal misstep as a senior woman trespasses into Murphy’s rooming house on College Street. The incident highlights campus housing tensions and stray notices during the new student year.

Murphy Oberlin Carporsonham College Street G. A College Street Murphys How Bulletin

ALE FROSH FEAST AND LECTURES AT SATURDAY BANQUET

More than 125 men attended the Y M C A banquet in the dining room of the Men’s building Saturday evening. Professor Harry H Holmes spoke on Oberlin college traditions and its global service, while Hob Crosson discussed studies and passing.

Y. M Harry H. Holmer Oberin Obertin Atpieves Hob” Crosson Ray Moyer MCA Wilson Clark

Freshman Elects Senators and Appoints Committees

Russell Sullivan and Sara Bure were elected by the freshman class to act as class senators for two committees. A junior class member invited the freshmen to the junior freshmen picnic to be held Saturday October 9.

Russel Sullivan Sara Bure Thelr Lass Teshmem

Women’s Liberal Club hears Dev Ny Van der Py on present era

Dev Ny Van der Py addressed the Women’s Liberal Club Wednesday afternoon discussing the present era. The meeting followed an informal discussion and continued its regular business session.

Dev Ny van der Py Elu

Oberlin students call for more college spirit at games

A Review reporter gathers student voices urging stronger campus pride and support for Oberlin football. Contributors cite a 37 to 0 loss as not reflecting the team’s effort and push for better tennis courts and a larger Saturday crowd, praising opening songs and school traditions.

Hach Wook Ife Oberlin J. W. Fipield Columbus Wheeler

Frat College Rally Friday Evening Open

Chief Adams and a cheerleader request an open Friday evening for a Frat College sing and rally with permission granted. Recreational director announces office hours in the recreation hall from 1:80 to 2:90 and 4 to 6 on select weekdays. Stanton McLawshlin, 21, is named as a linotype operator for the Men’s ee ela.

Chief Adams Tal Rye Stanton McLawshlin

Ad Doe Comedy to Be Presented November 30

Forty candidates appeared at tryouts for the English translation of the comedy titled The Ad doe also known as The Brothers. The play, a contrast between two elderly brothers, one kindly and courteous and the other opposite in every respect, will be presented November 30.

Debating Plans Shaped by Year’s Manager at Oberlin

Oberlin’s year opens with hopeful debate prospects, says G A Benton, the student manager, who seeks more men to try out. The triangular debate will include Reserve and Ohio Wesleyan with questions yet to be decided by the faculty committee and the graduate committee. Oberlin plans to submit the test question soon so trials may begin.

G. A. Benton Stlent Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Tes

Crimson and Gold Gridders Hold Big Buckeye Game

Ohio field clash sees Crimson and Gold defeat Buckeye team by eleven to thirty seven as officials record a decisive victory. Notable performances boost standings and draw crowd attention to the season’s mid point.

Buckeye Ohio Field

Oberlin Held Scoreless Until Late First Half by Ohio State

Oberlin battles Ohio State on Ohio Field in Columbus, holding the Buckeyes to 37 points as the game nears halftime. Stinchcomb breaks through on a kickoff return for a 14-yard halfback run, while Cott adds a late touchdown around end. Ohio State pulls away as Oberlin cannot score, finalizing with Ohio State victory and questions about Oberlin’s pace versus past years.

Oberlin Henderson Myers Ohio Withight Gail Stinchcomb Aldad Pertes Matt Exi Wheeler Jor Cott Workman Parkhill Oberta Ohio State Haley Leariet

Business Manager’s Verse Correction Causes Confusion

A beleaguered business manager faces a flood of complaints after a misread envelope letter prompts a name mix up. The note reveals a request to print Mary Jane as Margaret, triggering protests from the alias Margaret Jane and Mary Jane’s concerns.

B. M Vison Mary Jane Margaret Mary Margaret Jane

Cosmopolitan Club Pioneers Novel Year Programs

The Cosmopolitan Club forms a year plan appointing four special committee members Cady Wilkinson Armen Shar ssran Ethan Woo and Carroll Lahman to craft new endeavors. Innovations include Americanization programs and collaborations with schools churches and chambers of commerce across Cleveland Lorain Norwalk Sandusky Toledo and Detroit to unite diverse country groups.

Cady Wilkinson Armen Shar Ssran Ethan Woo Thomas Corneting Carroll Lahman Azar College Vist Cleveland Lorain Norwalk Sandusky Toledo Detroit Chambers of Commerce

Liberal clubs plan live nonpartisan political forum

Plans advance to combine two Liberal clubs and the Independent Voters club into a discussion group. C. P. Lahman of the Liberal club chairs arrangements. The event aims to present accurate nonpartisan information with speakers from the Republicans and a straw vote will be taken shortly before the election.

Poliiea Forum C. P. Lahman Liberal Waothas Voters Club

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