29 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
1
After a tough defeat the team vows strong improvement with full backing from fans. Several fast players miss the lineup alongside the regular eleven, while Hiram plans to present a report on the losers and the broader outlook for the squad.
An op-ed-like piece condemns Oberlin for smug routines hindering growth. It argues for genuine inquiry over tradition, urges embracing new thought and reform in conduct, education, and campus life, citing the need to move beyond cultural stagnation.
The critic praises Schmitz as a virtuosic pianist with striking moments in Bach and Chopin, yet notes tendencies toward excessive speed and some interpretive missteps in Saint-Saëns and Ravel. The article highlights precise pedal work, vivid detail, and a lively Chabrier Bourrée, while urging restrained contrast and clearer phrasing in rapid passages.
An editorial warns that airplane stunts above crowded grandstands at recent football games pose avoidable risk. It argues the danger to spectators and urges city and university measures to eliminate such stunts despite their remote probability.
Continued from Page One. Oberlin students and alumnae will be entertained by the Glee club with songs and musical selections. Seats should be bought promptly as remaining tickets must be returned to Keith management by Wednesday noon. Mr. Fisher notes other Cleveland theaters have weaker programs, so Keith's Hippodrome was chosen for the Oberlin night.
Missed issue alert for Oberlin College Magazine this week. Readers are urged to check campus outlets and mail to receive the latest articles, features, and campus updates.
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