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...conference of the St. Paul's Society will be held in the Noble Room of Brooks House tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. An address will be made by the Rev. F. C. Powell, S.S.J.E., on "The Observance of the Lord's Day." Professor H. W. Magoun Ph.D., of Oberlin, will conduct the regular class on "The Foundation of the Faith," in the Brooks House Parlor on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock...
...Oberlin 13, Cornell...
...competed successfully with law until after the middle of the nineteenth century, when law took the ascendancy and kept it until 1895, being then displaced by business. At the University of Pennsylvania one-fourth of the graduates used to go into the ministry; now about one-fiftieth do so. Oberlin College, founded with strong denominational tendencies, shows the same story of the decline in numbers of men going into the ministry. At the University of Michigan, out of an army of over 15,000 graduates, only 188 have become ministers...
Aside from their contributions to the clergy, most of the universities and colleges have had favorite professions. At Columbia, Dartmouth and Michigan for instance, it is law; at Pennsylvania it is medicine; at Oberlin, Wisconsin, and many others, particularly the co-educational institutions, it is teaching; while a few of the universities, Brown, for ex- ample, have shown an impartial spirit, dividing up their strength almost equally among four leading professions...
Rubin, D., '12, Bigelow, Cleveland, O., Oberlin College...