The Jambar : October 23, 1931

Abstract

There is an article about the life of Homer Lynn Nearpass where he discusses his first love, ambitions, closest shave, greatest thrill, love, family, and hobbies. Dr. Rober Douglas Bowden was awarded the John G. Agar prize for his book "In Defense of Tomorrow" at the National Arts Club dinner in New York Wednesday evening Oct. 21. "Scandelous" discourages the believe that college social gatherings are "Wild orgies" as portrayed in the movie but that the "college folk" are as decent as they ever were. HLN's Column: From Behind the Desk, Nearpass encourages students to stop by and see him as often as they wish. Parked Cars were damaged during the Freshman Reception some with gasoline being drained, handles twisted, and accessories and tires stolen.The Dean of the music department of Youngstown college, Dr. Henry V. Stearns, was injured when attempting to reach a light switch and fell off a platform in the dressing room.The Banal-ology columns covers commonplace events or incidents about the school, and makes them appear interesting. At a student council meeting held on Wednesday, Oct. 14, the junior and senior elections were declared void because a majority of the class was not present.