French Pianist Entremont and Cellist Gendron Open Cornell Series
The Cornell Artist-Lecture Series opens with Philippe Entremont and Maurice Gendron in a recital at King Chapel at 8 p.m. on Wednesday December 6. The duo, acclaimed on four continents, will perform Beethoven Schubert Debussy and Brahms sonatas.
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Peterson Resigns as Editor to Study in Washington
Shirley Peterson announced her resignation as Cornellian editor effective December 16. She will participate in Cornell's Washington Semester program in the capital.
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Cornell College students back Kennedy on nuclear testing
The Student Council passes a 13 to 3 resolution supporting President Kennedy's stance against resuming atmospheric nuclear testing and opposing Soviet tests. The statement notes limited information and voices student concern for next term. Letters for Cornellian Editor position due Tuesday. Washington Semester participants to resign after first semester.
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Cornell Receives Gifts Exceeding One Million Dollars
President Arland F. Christ-Janer announced at a Board of Trustees meeting that Cornell has received gifts totaling over 1,000,000 dollars. Major contributions include two alumni gifts totaling about 900,000 dollars to boost endowment, plus bequests from Clara Baker Kelley and estate plans through the Pauleys.
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U Chicago Divinity School Awards $2000 Entrance Fellowship
The University of Chicago Divinity School offers a $2000 entrance fellowship to an outstanding Cornell student entering Christian ministry. Study will be at the Chicago school with the first award in 1962 63. Interested students should consult Prof Warren B Martin in the religion department.
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Cornell Students Fast to Protest Atmospheric Nuclear Testing
Eleven Cornell students fasted and demonstrated in Washington D C from November 22 to 25 to oppose atmospheric nuclear tests. They condemned the Soviet test program and supported the President’s stance, traveling 24 hours by car after leaving Cornell.
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Coe Cornell Dance Returns in Cedar Rapids
The annual Coe Cornell dance takes place Friday December 8 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Armor Ballroom Cedar Rapids. Skitch Henderson will perform marking the second postresumption Coe Cornell dance since the conference event revived last year.
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