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This edition includes an article briefly discussing the prevailing positive opinion of Wooster’s football team before informing the student body of the recently selected coach for the following year’s team. It goes on to describe Coach Longman, his background, his education, and his qualifications. Another article describes the first Oratorical Contest of the Peace Association which was held in Taylor Hall the previous week and recounts its highlights. This edition also includes an article about the motion by the faculty to abolish all sororities on campus, its repercussions, as well as the final withdrawal of the motion by the faculty themselves. Subsequently, the editorial section of this newspaper focuses on the action taking against sororities by the faculty members and informs the student body of the details, and reasoning behind such a decision. Interesting to note is that this edition of the Wooster Voice is one of the few in this time period that does not have a specific athletics section.

Publication Date

4-22-1908

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster, OH

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Keywords

Football, First Oratorical Contest of the Peace Association, Taylor Hall, Sororities

Subject

Football teams; Oratory; College sororities

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, Ohio), 1908-04-22

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