Fourteen Honor Keys Awarded By Men's Senate
Fourteen men received the Men's Senate honor keys for activity since last April 15. Recipients include Paul Hickman president of the Cornell Christian Association and Men's Senate, Arthur Crosby football letterman and senior treasurer, Richard Tims debate and orchestra, and others across bands, choirs, plays, and scholastic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Paul Hickman
Cornell ‘Christian Association
Arthur Crosby
Tetterman
Richard Tims
Men’s Senate
C. IC. A
Paul ‘Wilkinson
Philip Putnam
Manley Goodrick
C. Cc. A
Ralph ‘Wilkinson
Richard Baker
Cornell
Royal Purple
Jackson Livesay
Cornellian
Edmund Ringland
Joseph Kaselow
Ralph Whannel
C. C. A. Council
Tom Ray
Gordon Johnson
Claude Rose Becomes National Collegiate Players Member
Claude Rose, a senior at Cornell, was initiated into the National Collegiate Players, the fifth Cornellian this year. Initiation was led by Prof Clyde Tull and Theodore Arnold as the Cornell chapter joins the national list of twenty seven chapters with strict membership standards and conservative expansion policy.
Redemption Is This Weekend at Cornell Players Drama
Final rehearsals for Tolstoy's Redemption proceed under Prof Albert Franklin Johnson for performances April 21 and 22 in the college chapel. Men's Mixer guests will attend the Saturday show and winners of the one act play will be announced then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoy
Cornell
Albert Franklin Johnson
College Chapel
Professor Johnson
McGaw To Speak At Coe Meeting
Prof. Frederick M. McGaw head of mathematics will speak to the mathematics section of the Iowa Academy of Science at Coe college this Friday and Saturday. His talk title is Devices in Mathematical Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. McGaw
Iowa Academy of Science
Coe College
Verbosity Across Cornell Vocabularies Provokes Wit
A humorous tirade catalogues inflated language at Cornell where simple phrases have given way to erudite verbiage. A dean laments verbose letters from a rooming house keeper and jokes about slow replies due to Webster’s dictionary.
Cornellans to Attend Coe College Science Meeting
The annual Academy of Science gathering at Coe College runs Friday morning to Saturday noon. Open to undergraduate science students, with sections for physical biological and psychology disciplines. Prof. J B Culbertson and students will present an illustrated paper on Steric Hindrance as a Factor in the Hydrolytic Stability of Aromatic Retimines before the organic biological chemistry section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Science
Coe College
J. B. Culbertson
Rachel Albright
Drew Baker
Paul Sweitzer
Nine Manuscripts Entered In Purple Masquer Contest
Nine manuscripts were entered in the Purple Masquer one act play contest which closed on Monday April 17. Judges are Opal Munger Frances German Ruth Miller Theodore Arnold and Richard Baker. Winners announced at the Saturday evening performance of Redemption with prizes for the top three including public production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Munger
Frances German
Ruth Miller
Theodore Arnold
Richard Baker
Anselm Prepares Summer Catalog for Two Five Week Terms
The summer school catalog announces two five week terms starting June 5 and July 10, directed by Prof. George Anselm. Off campus faculty include Jacques Jolas James Nauman and Florence i Prehm. Notable courses feature a creative writing seminar led by Jewell Bothwell Tull and Clyde Tull with Miss Winifred Mayne assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anselm
Jacques Jolas
University of Louisville
James Nauman
Florence i Prehm
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Clyde Tull
Winifred Mayne
Robert Browning
Dr Strunk to Speak to Science Club
Dr W L Strunk professor of biology at Luther college Decorah will speak on Researches in Animal Psychology in the geology lecture room on Thursday April 20 at 7 45 under the auspices of the Science club. He formerly served as a ranger naturalist at Yellowstone National park and did graduate work at the University of Minnesota.
Latin Club Meeting Set For April At Hutchinson Home
The Latin Club plans its April meeting at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Mark Hutchinson. Robert Smith leads the program with assistants Herman Apfel Elmer Pratt and Laura McKay guiding the discussion on the Parilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hutchinson
Robert Smith
Herman Apfel
Elmer Pratt
Laura McKay
Sarg Puppets Deliver Sinbad Show April 27
Tony Sarg famed illustrator and marionette impresario will present his carved wooden actors in Sinbad the Sailor in a drama hosted by the English club on Thursday April 27. Sarg revived marionette theater in the United States and has produced coast to coast tours expanding for years. The puppets have previously appeared at Cornell with shows like Rose and the Ring and Alice in Wonderland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony ‘Sarg
Tony Sarg
United States
Cornell
To Play Own Work In Mason City Recital
Prof. Horace Alden Miller of the Conservatory of Music will give a recital of his own compositions and speak on modern music at the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs biennial meeting in Mason City on May 3. Iza Nienack of Charles City will perform Miller's violin numbers and Mrs. F M Humphrey of Mason City will sing Miller songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Alden Miller
Conservatory of Music
Iowa ‘Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mason City
Iza Nienack
Charles City
Calendar of campus events in spring and early summer
A sequence of university events lists activities from April through June including Latin and science clubs meetings, screenings of Redemption, a home track meet, Tony Sarg marionettes, all college dance, Drake Relays, a dance recital, a Dr Compton lecture, May Festival days, and the Eightieth Annual Commencement among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sarg
Drake Relays
Compton
Sun
Men’s Mixer Plans Varied Program This Saturday
The Men’s Mixer opens Saturday April 21 with campus survey and gym registration morning, a dorm lunch, and an all college track meet in the afternoon. At 5:30 the Mixer dinner at the Methodist church includes toastmaster Prof Donald Gould, student speakers Newell Madison and Arthur Crosby, and awards by Dick Barker. Prof Chester L. Rich will be main speaker. Tolstoy’s Redemption follows with high school guests of the speech department. Committee heads are Beard, Currie, Tims, Sickman, Wilkinson, Plowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hickman
Senate
Gornell
Methodist Church
Donald B. Gould
Newell Madison
Arthur ‘Crosby
Dick ‘Barker
Chester L. Rich
Tolstoy
Harold Beard
Richard Currie
Richard Tims
Paul Sickman
Ralph Wilkinson
Carl Plowman
Grant Wood Exhibition At Art Studio Prints
Grant Wood Cedar Rapids artist displays original mural drawings of Iowa farm life at the art studio. Miss Nama Lathe notes the careful study behind the work. The Little Gallery Cedar Rapids loaned the drawings, after March shows in Dubuque and prior display at Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
Three objectives for examinations set by Prof Hutchinson
Professor Mark E. Hutchinson of the Latin department outlines three aims for examinations in his article The Functions of Examinations in Education magazine. They are to help teachers judge student attainment, to help students organize knowledge, and to assist both in diagnosing weaknesses in learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark E. Hutchinson
Professor Hutchinson
Gough Urges Faithful Life For Crises In Chapel
Dr E T Gough told students in chapel that failure to meet stress shows life unbuilt without communion with God. He warned that a life without spiritual grounding will fail its hour of crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
E. T. Gough
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McGaw
Coe
Cornellians
Alice Maher
Isabel Rigby
Fedya
Masha
Robert Guilbert
Margaret Northfield
Margery Jensen
Anselm
Dr. Strunk
Latin Club
Science Club
Hickman
Gough
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