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The Editorial section begins with a heartfelt message about saying goodbye, honoring, and remembering a professor, whose name was not mentioned. They next paragraph discusses the turnout of the Boston Symphonic and Orchestra concert. The Memorial section was dedicated to the professor being discussed in the editorial section, Dr. James G. Black. The memorial was held in Kauke Chapel. The Mastery-Mystery section is a philosophical discussion about acquiring truth while eliminating error.https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1890-1900/1022/thumbnail.jp
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His First Inspiration, is a written piece about a character named only as The Professor, and his li...
The Editorial segment of this edition of the newspaper covers the success of the Y.M.C.A social, whi...
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In Memoriam, are written features about the death of College of Wooster students and staff. This in...
This issue of the Wooster Voice published after the death of Dr. Sylvester F. Scovel, a notable Woos...
This is the oldest edition of the Wooster Voice, The College of Wooster\u27s student newspaper. The ...
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This edition of the Wooster Voice includes a detailed article by Professor J. O. Notestein describin...
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This edition includes a piece by Clara M. Erbeck, class of 1905, entitled The Use of the Library. ...
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