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WILLLm G. BALLANTIVR, D. IL, LL. D., Prm'dml, TERM EXPIRES 1395. F. NORTON FINNEY, , Milwaukee, Wis. EnWARn JM GOODRTCH, . Oberlin, O. LEWIS H. SEVERANCE, M Kmmmudmmm, Cleveland, OM NLUUEN C. WARNER, '65, 359 Broadway, New York City. TERM r jAMHs BRAND, D. D.' UACOTR D. Cox, '51, V ELIAR VKK ME'PCALF, . FIRES 1595. .Uberlin, 0. Cincinnati, 0. Elyxia, 0. Cunmnk H. POND, Mnnrhead, Miss. TERM nxmmzs 1597. iAMZI L. BARBER, M07, I Brondxmy, New York City, :JAMHS H. FAIRCHILU, D. D,. LL.D., '38, . 'Uberlin. 0. :mes W. SIIURTLEFF, Y59. . Oberlin, 0. XTJUDSON SMITH, D. IL, '63, 1 Somerset St, Boston. Mass. mommmd m- m Ainmui. 1A1umum, IO TERM EXPIRES 1898. Uonx G. W, Cowms, '56, 102 Euclid Ave., C1eve1aud,0 :iHAS'rmus H. HART, '75, State Capitol, St. Paul, MimL :M. D. LEGGETT, '92 ManJ. Hymn M. TENNEY, D,D., , M TERM EXPIRES .399 A stochempIe Cleveland. 0. . 01mm , 0 $1ng F. BRADLEVu D. 0., '82M mm anyutc em; lhpids.MidL :chnAEL E. STRIEDY, D. LL, V38, pm mm, Ncw York City VVILIJAM SUMNER, . Cooley House, Spriugaeld, Mass. WILLIAM H. LTPSON, . Akron, OM TERM EXPIRES 19m. DAN. P. EELLS, . . Cleveland, 0. TjnNATnAN EM INGERSOLL, '11 5. msmspmm,, Cleveland, 0. . 01min, 0. ALBERT II. JOHNSON, . , , . 99 Randolph St, Chicago. U MERRITT STARR, '75
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consideration the formal establishment nf a Graduate Schonl, and the introduction of courses leading to the degree of Doctor 01' Philosophy. 0111; the hnaucial stringency and thc tlvsire tn perfvd tht- plans for the- school have prevented action, and it is probable that before many years the Graduate School will be an assured fact. Would that some far- seeiug benefactor would give $100,000 for this purpose! In the student wnrld. alan, then- ha: been steady progress. The competitive principle, which was introduced into the Omtm'ical Contest two wars since, has now been applied to thc , tiun of the Review Bnartl. All persons desiring positions on the Review Board submit to the Editoriwchief three editorials, one literaty article of at luast x,5m words, and news matter of at least 2,000 words. From the competitors the Board recommend at least seven, not less than five of whum shall he Juniom Just how thi5 scheme will wnrk remains to be seen. ltis believed, however, that as a general rule it is better to trust to individual competition 01' the character indicated than to the elective principle as. applied in our College elections, For the Society Cnugress-nr joint meeting of the Societies-at whose sessions each society presents its lncst work, Credit is tluc to Prof. Chamhcrlain's untiriug efforts for hatter literary work. So far, it has been of exceptional interest, and it promises to give renewed vigor to the literary work of the College. The establishment of a Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports, composed of three lnc'mhers of the Farulty lllrt't' graduates, and three students, look: toward greater m-operation between Faculty and stmlmts, and frieudh control to prm ent exec during the pztwt year; more may wisely be done, and the prulnpt uppruvul of this Cummittee bt' all interested parties is evidence of a ht-althy publit- sentiment which desires to see athletics placed on a good, clean basis. The true ht'stnriun cannot ig um the darker side of the picture. Nothing of serious danger has flex elopctl during the year, but petty selflshuess and disregard of othersI rightst as munifvstml in whispering at public entertainments and similar disconrtesies, have been altogether too common. And the pressure fox increased social cnjuymeuts has reached a point which causes anxiety to those who believe in leHigh thinking and plain living.n Nuvurthcl a TL'ViLW 0f the yt'Hl' mmt hwv ably produce a feeling of encouragement. The devclupment of a great Univexslt is a long. long work, but certainly this l hm. mntrihntutl its full , zn-c tmvard such an end. Pnplsx- ities there areehlmncial and scholasticibnt we have faith to believe that these will disappear. and that Oberlin will steadily press fmward towards higher scholarship and greater usefulness. i. Much has been done in athluttt' .gw amine.
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