26 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
1
A piece from Oberlin College discusses freshman caps, noting a few new students resisting the gray cap and orange sash tradition. It cites Men's Senate debates on enforcing the uniform for incoming students to enforce consistency and placement convenience.
The piece reviews rooter sections and baggage chaos for Oberlin College events next Saturday. It notes strict etiquette for crowds, transfers, and introductions among freshmen, and outlines the paper’s unchanged policies and booster role for student life and church activities.
Alancroft, the new dormitory, has been opened by the Academy for its toss, Mr. Hill has charge of the hall which will accommodate twenty-one students. ach room is furnished with a study desk and other mosers onventoner.
Freshmen turnout at a campus stag caused by a prior announcement while sophomores dominate the scene to prevent a flop. Rumors swirl of a 1:30 pm curfew for freshmen as they mingle in small groups. Dr. David B. Moore moves from Lawrence College to occupy the vacant European History chair.
Y M C A leaders and officers announce a busy year with lectures, Sunday evening gatherings, and a push for stronger membership. The Y W C A plans a fifty voice chorus, Helen Keller lecture, and courses on funds with Rev Jason Noble Pierce delivering sermons on practical problems at Second Church. Morning service at 10, Sunday school at 11 20, vesper services at 4 with free seating.
Professor Charles N. Cole, Dean of the College, will sail September 29 for a year at Oxford University in England. During his absence President King serves as Dean, with Dr. Louis B. Lord as acting Assistant Dean. No definite action reported on Glen Gray as assistant athletic coach at the University of Chicago.
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