Wigs and Cues Hosts Medieval Evening Entertainment
Wigs and Cues staged a Friday evening Medieval pageant in the gymnasium with a Lady of the Manor daisy, courtly dance, carols coached by Miss Felsher, and interludes by Freshmen and Junior Senior classes. The production, featuring costuming by Miss Adler and Miss Carter, drew much laughter despite rough edges.
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Miss Felsher
Tom Tyler
Miss Baldwin
Tom
Wisdom
Miss Maryon
Miss Morse
Miss Carter
Miss LePage
Dramatic Conference at Cornell Hosts Eastern Colleges
The Women's Dramatic Club of Cornell University hosted a December conference with 48 delegates from 27 eastern college dramatics groups. Delegates discussed membership, organization, and achievements, noting wide differences in how students join and how clubs admit new members.
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Women’s Dramatic Club
Cornell University
Margaret Melosh
Georgia L. White
Wheaton
Vassar
Hollins
Ctmont
Understanding Between Groups at Forum Luncheon
William Pickens of the NAACP urged understanding between social groups and argued that progress is limited by the overall social level. He warned that whites and blacks misjudge each other, emphasized similarities over differences, and linked equal opportunity to advancing civilization. He noted lynching harms both races and urged community-led intelligence to raise individual achievement.
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William Pickens
Howard College
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Montague
Pickens
Mr. Pickens
Mr.Pickens
Senate
Ulig
Nansen Urges League Aid for Europe Storm Centers
Professor Fridtjof Nansen lectured at Brinckerhoff Theatre on storm centers of Europe. He argued Greece Austria and Germany face financial ruin with Balkan states. League of Nations aid and international cooperation are essential to rebuild and avert a new war. He praised the League for timely loans aiding refugees in Greece and currency stabilization in Austria and warned Germany’s recovery remains fragile.
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Fridtjor_ Nansen
Brinckerhoff
Europe
Nansen
Gildersleeve
League of Nations
Greece
Austria
Germany
Balkan
League
The
Gloria Trumpeters Perform Classic Carols at College Event
The Gloria Trumpeters, led by Professor Hall, delivered a festive program featuring carols such as Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Oh Come All Ye Faithful, God Rest You Merry Gentlemen, and Good King Wenceslas. The ensemble impressed with diction and response, and requests for pieces like Sleep of the Child Jesus were noted.
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Ween
Apa
Walter Henry
Hall of Columbi
Gildersleeve
Arga Jeep
Herald Angels
Mendelsohn
Beethoven
Hall
Assembly Notice Announces College Address and Assembly
On Tuesday January 8 Dean Gildersleeve will address the College in Brinckerhoff Theater. A university assembly is planned for Tuesday January 15 with speaker George W. Wickersham an authority on economic questions. The topics include the midyear examinations and other current affairs.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theater
George W. Wickersham
Sophomore Class Prefers Artemis for Greek Games Theme
Preparations begin for Greek Games to be held April 12, decided by both classes. Advisory committees are named with Elizabeth Reynolds and Anne Worthington guiding sophomores. Freshman chair Margery Myers leads athletic committee with Catherine Baldwin costumes Ellen Lee dance Helen Deutsch lyrics Etta Isaacs music Mary Vincent business. A December 10 central committee meeting finalized organization votes and Artemis as the chosen theme.
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Elizabeth Reynolds
Anne Worthington
Anne Osorio
Barbara Beach
Margery Myers
Catherine Baldwin
Ellen. Lee
Helen’ Deutsch
Etta‘ ‘Isaacs
Mary: Vincent
Artémis
Um ‘Animous
Eee Shoneier
Moe
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Cornell
Wigs & Cues
Mr. Pickenns
Dr. Nansen
Gloria
Jesus
Wenceslas
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