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Student-Faculty Discussion Groups[1] Oct. 20 – Nov. 17 (Five consecutive Sunday evenings) Please sign under the topic in which you are interested. Everybody is welcome.
Morton Bernstein 79 S. Cedar Street
Present international conflict?
Elizabeth Colvin 158 S. Prospect Street (Freshmen only)
Grace Van Tuyl 128 Forest Street (Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors)
Married life– for a husband or wife?
Student-Faculty Discussion Groups
Dr. and Mrs. Eleanor Cady Orville Jones[6]
Nelson Eldred 271 Forest Street All are welcome to stimulating discussions on the Practical living of the Christian life. |
[1] Planned by committee co-chaired by students Ed Stiles and Eleanor Westerman (“Boardman, Beal Seek YM Office,” The Oberlin Review, 22 March 1940, accessed 8 August 2016, Source).
[2] Virginia Cole Little graduated Oberlin in 1941 and was President of the Alumni Association from 1972 to 1973 (Former Presidents of the Alumni Association, Oberlin College, accessed 10 August 2016, Source).
[3] William Harlow Seaman (1902-1948) served as the first Director of Admissions at Oberlin College, 1925-1948. He graduated from Oberlin College in 1924. William Seaman wrote Document 10 concerning diversity in Oberlin Admissions advertising material (Office of Admissions Finding Guide, Oberlin College Archives, accessed 29 July 2016, Source).
[4] Louis Dunton Hartson (1885-1977) was a professor of psychology at Oberlin College from 1923 to 1957. He also compiled the first registry of Oberlin alumni in 1960. Mary Reed Hartson died in 1971 (Louise D. Hartson Papers, Oberlin College Archives, Oberlin College, accessed 8 August 2016, Source).
[5] Albert Rees (1921-1992) was a full professor of economics from 1961 to 1966. On the 100th Anniversary of Oberlin’s Economics Department, they honored Rees and his son, also an economics professor:“[Albert] Rees was an internationally distinguished labor economist who served as president of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation in New York after being provost of Princeton University. In 1974, he was appointed by President Gerald Ford to lead the newly established Council on Wage and Price Stability to monitor the nation’s then unusually rapid rate of inflation and alert the government and public to various sources of inflationary pressures, especially for household goods” (Amanda Nagy, “Celebrating 100 Years of Economics at Oberlin College,” Oberlin College, 19 April 2013, accessed 29 July 2016, Source).
[6] Orville C Jones was a professor of geology and chairman of the Student-Faculty Committee (Department of Geology Collection, Oberlin College Archives, Oberlin College, accessed 29 July 2016, Source).