Beginners' Luck chapbook set for Thursday release
The largest edition in the series by the English Club, Beginners' Luck number thirteen, will be released midweek. It includes three first‑prize short stories by high school writers from Illinois Missouri Minnesota and a set of color and black and white drawings by Anya Plummer. The forty eight page volume is handset by Corneli students and bound by the same crew. Copies, 25 cents, available at the English office Thursday.
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English Club
Ager
River Bottom
Lenore Fliege
Oquawka
Vesta Keach
Instrucor
Cedarwood and Satin
Betty Bu Schoening
Central High School
Minneapolis
Minn
Abigail O'Leary
Virginia Runge
Springfield
Ida Ausherman
Clyde Tull
Corneil
Virginia Mergy
Ruth Crisman
Marjorie Bates
Bob Nelson
Lyle Shannon
Freshmen to Edit May 2 Cornellian
The annual freshman edition of the Cornellian will be dated May 2. All members of the freshman class interested in working on this issue are asked to meet in Prof. Tall's classroom Wednesday, April 19, at pan, for organization.
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Cornellian
Prof. Tall
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Geology Groups Plan Spring Field Trips and Publication
Cornell geology department announces the third Sparks from the Rock Pile issue this week with a piece by Harland Soper on Load of the Winds at Mount Vernon. April trips include a University of Iowa field trip and planned visits to the Palisades and MacGregor, Iowa.
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Lois Mill 1
Mount Vernon
Harland Soper
Herbert Hendricks
Roy Ralston
Geology Club
Geology Department
University of Iowa
Dubuque
MacGregor
Geology 111-12
Palisades
Cedar River
Iowa
Cornell Students Weigh Enrolling German Refugee
A Cornell student committee studies bringing a German refugee to enroll as a regular student next semester with aid from the American Friends Service Committee. The project aims to expose students to European affairs and help refugees gain citizenship and potential careers.
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Cornell
Ennis
World Union of Democracies Explained by Streit
Clarence Streit, NYT foreign correspondent, told history and journalism classes that he expects a general European war this year, likely in spring. He urged a 15 nation North Atlantic democracy union modeled on the United States to prevent totalitarian expansion and save lives.
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Clarence Streit
New York Times
Mr Streit
Union Now
Tne
Tunis
Roumuania
Roumania
Streit
15 North
Atlantic
United States
Pimes
Mr. Streit
May Festival Five Concerts Highlight Annual Event
The May Festival features five concerts from May 11 to 13 with notable soloists. Bruna Castagna opens the program as Metropolitan contralto while Dr. Frederick Stock conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Karl Andrist as soloist. Alec Templeton performs solo piano Friday night and William Miller with Miss Van Eisenhauer sing in Bach B Minor Mass. Jacques Jolas and Victor Seroff present Bach The Art of the Fugue in a two piano arrangement Friday afternoon.
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Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Karl Andrist
Alec Templeton
William Miller
Miss van Eisenhauer
Stock
Cornell
Mr Miller
Jacques Jolas
Victor Seroff
Bach
Art of the
Movie Stars Name Beauties for Royal Purple Picks
The student body has selected a beauty queen for the year and poses with film stars. Clark Gable Robert Taylor Tyrone Power and Charles Boyer have made their choices and the picture each selects will appear in the Royal Purple.
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Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Trone Power
Charles Boyer
Potential Forty Threes To Compete In Music Auditions
Cornell will hold its annual music auditions on Saturday April 22 to award scholarships for the class of 1948. Eight thirty a.m. start covers piano voice in the chapel and other instruments in the Fine Arts harmony room. A 48 contestant field includes piano strings woodwinds brass and organ with an orchestra concert Friday night and a reception afterward in Armstrong Hall. The event is the largest auditions contest yet at Correll with many Illinois entrants.
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Fine Arts
Harmony Room
Conservatory
Armstrong Hall
Correll
Ilinois
Emperor Jones Play Set for Friday Matinee
The little theatre will stage Eugene ONeill's Emperor Jones directed by Keith Fate Friday at 4 10 PM. A lean cast with Dave Hoare as Emperor Jones Bob Hoopes as Smithers the Cockney Trader Joe Beadle as The Old Native Woman and John Paulger as Lem.
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Eugene O'Neill
Emperor Jones
Little Theatre
Keith Fate
Orson Wells
Dave Hoare
Bob Hoopes
Smithers
Joe Beadle
John Paulger
Lem
New Trier High School to Lead Seventh Schoolmen Conference
Dr Mathew P Gaffney principal of New Trier High School Winnetka Illinois will be main speaker at the seventh annual Schoolmen conference next Saturday The event features sessions on new evaluation features with panels of educators and a luncheon at Pfeiffer Hall.
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New Trier High School
Winnetka
Illinois
Harold B Alberty
United States
Gaffney
Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer Hall
Armstrong Hall
I’ine Arts
Irwin Sehmitt
Davenport
Earl R. Cope
Jesup
C. W Willard Cross
Faribault
Minnesota
Roscoe Hades
Township High School
Sterling
Ilinois
Guy Lambert
Newton
Otto B. Laing
Algona
B. R. Miler
Marshalltown
Ralph H. Ojeman
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa City
James Rae
Mason City
J R. Wright
Anamosa
B. C. Berg
Walter Hammer
Mechanicsville
Charles A. Kittrell
West Waterloo
Waterloo
Fred Kluss
Roosevelt High School
Cedar Rapids
Mirs
Dorothy Ashby Pownall
Irwin E. Rosa
Owahonna
J. Edgar Stonecipher
Des Moines
Lyle N. Warren
Marion
Professor Littell to speak at A A U W meeting
Prof Littell will address the A A U W gathering this evening in the women's parlor of the Methodist church on the topic Legislation for Women. The event highlights ongoing debates about legal rights and social reforms affecting women.
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