Wooster Fans Set for Big Preseason Game Demand Seats
Alumni readers report Wooster arena plans for a major coming game with seats at 4000 capacity. Secretary Jones notes reserved seats fill fast as 5000 anticipated crowd size. sections 5 to 7 to be erected with 40 dollar cost. Original text unreliable. key facts include Wooster game, large attendance, seat reservations, and campus official involvement.
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United College Students Mould Vote On Disarmament Question
Princeton and Penn State plan student discussions on disarmament to be held at mass meetings across institutions. Delegates would send a common expression to the Washington conference, aiming for a straw vote and coordinated student response. State cooperates with Princeton plan while seeking broad participation nationwide.
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Thursday lecture schedule interchange announced by Dean Cole
Dean Cole announces a Thursday scheduling mix up affecting the monthly lecture. Classes normally meeting at 8 o'clock will shift to 11, while those planned for 11 will move to 8. The change alters times for affected courses and requests students’ attention.
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Yale Authority to Give Dante Lecture
Yale University official Charles A. Dias announces a monthly lecture series on Dante to mark the poet’s life. Professor Dias will speak Thursday at 11:30 about Dante’s relevance and the teachings of his works, with emphasis on his estimated influence across cultures and time.
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Dramatic Association To Stage Film Demonstration Thursday
A Dramatic Association demonstration of film and apparatus will be shown Thursday at 8 18 p m in Finney chapel under the association s auspices The event is by invitation only for representatives of student organizations and others with cards The program aims to promote access to heat type film in Oberlin in the near future Delegates from public schools churches DA and other organizations will attend by invitation EDMUND NEIL OPENS U S A TONIGHT AT FIRST CHURCH
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Lauderkleigh Hall Guest Dies on Steps in Tragic Entry
A guest of Mi ernie Brown at Lauderkleigh Hall collapsed on the steps after ringing a bell and spoke of accompanying a visitor to the Hirague. Howard Becker of Clyde and others reported a sudden death and the body was taken to Ames edge Teal undertakers. An electrical engineer from Sandusky, about 25 years old, was identified in connection with the incident. Dramatic Association plans a new production with Bernard Shaw’s work slated for November 26 at New Turk City venue.
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Andolin Club Prospects Bright with New Members
Five new members were chosen from the recent tryout. A vacation tour and an expanded concert program are planned. Professor Frederic notes vacancies in guitar and vocals and invites more tryouts. Club officers: Harold Gearhart president, Charles Galanie manager, R J Herbert librarian.
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Debaters Clash Over Socialism In Finney Chapel Debate
Norman Thomas and Raymond Robins spoke before a packed Finney chapel audience in a college ethics forum debate on capitalism and socialism. Thomas criticized the capitalist order for wealth disparity and war risk while Robins defended the socialist critique as destructive yet productive elsewhere, advocating for progress through a new order.
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Freshmen in business and management invited to meeting
Freshmen interested in business and management should see the Dos 1st manager of the Kestew at The ribone off on Thursday at 4 20. Meeting of the Menorah Society next Friday at 8 p.m. in Sociology Seminar room. All students and faculty Inter nect invited. Professor and Mrs Z W Graham entertained theology students at the Council parlors after the assembly hour holiday Oct 20. Doctor Hannah spoke briefly on conditions in England from last summer. Play arrangements from Oberlin Wesleyan game Saturday per college. United States student members invited to social gathering at James Brand house Friday from 7 to 8 30 p.m. Oct 28.
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Enrollment rises as male students lead in fresh year
Secretary Jones reports a 74 student increase in men across all departments since last year while women show no rise. Freshman numbers for men improve, women unchanged. total male gains include arts sciences, theology, and conservatory enrollments, with women remaining steady.
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Raymond Robins Advocates Disarmament Debate
Col Raymond Robins, head of the enlightened capitalist regime, spoke at a chapel debate on Sociality with Dr Norman Thomas. He argued the Great War’s cost, citing millions killed and hundreds of billions spent, and warned future war would be worse with gas, long-range weapons, and noncombatant casualties, urging disarmament. Continued on Page 2.
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