Cornell Plans Admitting Gifted High School Juniors
Cornell College announces a pilot program in partnership with the North Central Association to admit high school juniors who have completed three years of study. Up to 25 top students may join a fast tracked track, taking tests and evaluations to earn college credit as accepted by the association.
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Cornell
College de Iembery
North Central Association of Collegesrand Secondary Schools
Cornell College
Office of “Odmissions
Columbia Professors Edit Milton Works
Columbia professors edit the works of Milton in a library edition and a limited edition. Two thousand sets of the dormer and one hundred fifty sets of the limited edition. The first three volumes are double and contain two parts each. In the nineteenth a supplementary index and biography will be included.
Work The College Student Does Not Diminish Gains
Dr. J. G. Umstattd of the University of Minnesota reports that students who work outside college still achieve similar academic results as nonworking peers. The study finds outside earnings correlate with greater participation in campus activities and that most workers view employment as an advantage, not a hindrance, to their education.
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J. G. Umstattd
University of Minnesota
Umstattd
Spring Hop Dance Set for April 24 in Barnard Hall
The Athletic Association invites all classes to a spring dance on Friday evening April 24 in Barnard Hall gym. Columbia Blue Lions will provide music and a record of attendance will be kept. Poster signups at Barnard Hall are urged.
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Athletic’ Association
Barnard
Columbia Blue
Lions
Dtnard
Tea Room Welcomes 2266 Guests in 22 Days
During March the Afternoon Tea Room operated for 22 days or 44 hours. In that brief period 2,266 students and others used the service, praising its convenient and excellent offerings.
French Bridge Held In Honor Of Officers
The French Club hosted a Bridge and Tea on April 10 in the Conference Room to honor the incoming officers elected April 7. New officers include Lauderine Cougneac president Jeanne Ossent vice president Beatrice Serge secretary and social chairman Sie Fisher treasurer. Proceeds benefit the International Student's Fellowship Fund.
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Lauderine ‘Cougneac
Jeanne Ossent
Beatrice Serge
Iiner
Sie Fisher
Cotesia
Miss Fisher
College clubs elect next semester officers
The annual Spring club elections were held this week and results list officers for several groups. Notable posts include Spanish Club led by Virginia Conforte with Millicent Wood as treasurer and Lucienne Cougnerie as secretary, Newman Club with Mary LeVine reelected president and Florence Tee as secretary.
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Virginia Conforte
Millicent. Wood
Lucienne Cougnerie
Dorothy Schmitt
Newman Club
Mary LeVine
Florence Tee
Marguerite Dressner
Mary McPike
Church Attitude on Prohibition Discussed at St Pauls Chapel
Professor Raymond spoke on the land and church stance toward Prohibition at St Pauls Chapel noon service. He argued abstinence should be left to individual Christian conscience while noting the Bible references wine approving at times and that drunkenness is sinful and harmful to both Pagan and Christian alike. He added Christians can support or oppose Prohibition by lawful means per conscience.
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Raymond
St. Paul’s
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