Sophomore Class Presents Midsummer Night's Dream Cast
The sophomore class announces its forthcoming production of Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Professor and Mrs. Tull after fifty one class members auditioned.
03 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
1
The sophomore class announces its forthcoming production of Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Professor and Mrs. Tull after fifty one class members auditioned.
Mae Peery Hutchinson has an "Approval" poem printed in this week’s Literary Digest. A comment notes college verse of excellent quality in "The Husk" from Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa. Hutchinson had three poems in the prior Husk issue.
Coach Judd Dean aims to field a Cornell quintet against the Purple champions in Alumni Gym in one week. Captain Asa Johnson leads a scrambling roster with Adamson Kasch Muilenberg Deemer Hord Trump McCullen Stauffer Burgardt vying for positions. Dean notes the squad may be short of a true championship but promises a fighting outfit despite a recent cold.
A Cornell College statement read by President Har lan Updegraff describes faculty action on social control and a plan for joint faculty and trustee talks. A six member committee will confer with faculty, with a full board meeting set for January and a joint committee meeting next week.
General Umberto Nobile, builder and navigator of the Norge, returns a hero after the May flight from Europe to Alaska over the North Pole. He will present still and motion pictures of the expedition next Wednesday evening December 8 as part of the lecture series.
Coach Dick Barker outlines eight football games for 1927 including Wisconsin at Madison and Michigan State at East Lansing with Beloit, Ripon, Coe and Monmouth also on the slate. The week also brings Cornell's international debating with the University of Sydney on democracy.
The University of Sydney debate team says the United States is the most warlike nation in a world problems discussion. Noel D. McIntosh praises American readiness while John R. Godsall favors joining the League of Nations. Godsall supports tariff protection and economic parallels with the US, while McIntosh warns against strong government. The debate shifts to Mussolini and Italian democracy, noting parries and education levels. Continued on page 2.
President Harlan Updegraff will deliver a speech Sunday morning at the First Methodist church in Clinton on the church and its relation to the denominational college. On Monday he will address the Clinton Ministerial association.
Professors Knight and Lewis led by Leo Genung, Forrest Werling, Ralph Tallman and Harold Morris attended chemists' meetings in Iowa City on Thursday evening.
Cornell wrestling aspirants train hard for the season as Barker leads a strong squad into a home tournament the week before vacation. Captain Appleton reports pep and confidence for a likely record season with standout candidates across weight classes and a tough schedule against Big Ten foes and other schools.
Prof Charles R Keyes will address the Science Club on December 7 in Law building room 39 at 6 40 p m. The talk titled The American Indian in Picture and Story includes a display of Indian chiefs pictures and notes his study of American Indians.
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