Starbuck Delivers Lecture to Oxford Fellows
Professor E. D. Starbuck, head of the philosophy department at the State University of Town, spoke at the Oxford Fellowship convention. He argued life is shaped by long historical streams, urges returning to Jesus, and noted three levels of human behavior with an added intellectualized stage.
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E. D. ‘Starbuck
Professor Starbuck
State University of Town
Oxford Fellowship
Starbuck
Jesus
Prof. Starbuck
Tryouts for Pinafore Operetta This Thursday
Notice announces auditions for the operetta Pinafore on Thursday from 2 30 to 4 30 under Prof. Stanley Teel. Interested students should contact him at once.
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Stanley Teel
Many Students at La Danse Moderne
About eighty five couples attended La Danse Moderne held in the gym last Saturday night with modernistic designs and a drop ceiling draped in color. Flint's Varsity Band played and faculty chaperons were Prof. and Mrs. Clyde Tull and Prof. and Mrs. T. R. McConnell. Guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Bure stahler and Miss Alice R. Betts. Committees included Bob Davison decorations and programs Virginia Poole lighting Vincent Roach John Schenken Burton O Connor Floyd Van Etten Ruth Ramsay Chris Huigen Dick Sproat John Jeffery Basil Raffety.
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Flint
Clyde Tull
T. R. McConnell
H. J. Burestahler
Alice R. Betts
W. A. A. Dinner Tomorrow Night at Methodist Church
The annual W. A. A. hockey dinner will be held at the Methodist church on Wednesday at 6 pm. All members and eligible for membership invited. Gertrude Parr and Dorothy Ann Flint report on the State W. A. A. convention at Des Moines. Chicken dinner served at 50 cents per plate. Dr. George W. Martin will lecture on Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms at the Science Club meeting tonight.
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Methodist Church
Gertrude Parr
Dorothy Ann Flint
Des Moines
New
George W. Martin
University of Town
Science Club
Musical Art Quartet to perform replacing Flonzaley in Mount Vernon
The Musical Art Quartet, rising to replace the disbanded Flonzaley, wins engagement from colleges for a Mount Vernon concert on December 4. The program opens with Beethoven quartet Opus 59 No 3, features violin solos by Jacobsen, and closes with a Grieg quartet noted for its melodies and contrasts.
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Musical Art Quartet
Flonzaley Quartet
Mount Vernon
Beethoven
Jacobsen
America
Grieg
We Are Living Too Fast Says Culver
Dr. Harry C. Culver, pastor, laments modern life’s speed crowding thought and faith. He urges worship as an escape from noise and bustle, noting even hospital experiences offer value in slowing down.
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Culver
Harry C. Culver
The
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church Chicken Dinner and Bazaar
The Presbyterian church hosts its annual chicken dinner and bazaar in the church parlors on Friday December 6 at 11 30 a m. Dinner priced at fifty cents.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Oxford members install officers in last meeting
Neal Klausner of Lawrence College will head the National Oxford Fellowship for the coming year as announced at the final session of the ninth annual convention which closed Saturday. L. B. Caldwell of Syracuse University was elected associate president and James Delahooke of Cornell reelected vice president of the western district. Frank Sosa of Grove City College and Earl Starcky of Hamline named eastern district vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. The next convention will be at Grove City College Pennsylvania.
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Neal Klausner
Lawrence College
Oxford
L. B. Caldwell
Syracuse University
James Delahooke
Cornell
Frank Sosa
Grove City College
Earl Starcky
Hamline
Grove City
Pennsylvania
O. V. Jackson
Clarence Dammon
Purdue
Churches of America
Ellis and Felt to Represent Cornell at National Tau Kappa Alpha
Francis Ellis and Carl Felt, both members of the Cornell Tau Kappa Alpha chapter, will depart for Oxford Ohio to attend the Seventh National Convention of the honorary forensic fraternity. The event runs December six and seven with Ellis as president and Felt as secretary of the local chapter.
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Francis Ellis
Carl Felt
Oxford
Ohio
Cornell
Tau -Kappa Alpha
Ellis
Felt
Tau Kappa Alpha
Illinoisans Gather for Pre Christmas Vacation Party
A community note invites Illinois residents to Professor and Mrs Nelson home this Friday at 7 30 pm for a pre Christmas vacation gathering. Attendees are asked to bring 15 cents for the Christmas dinner.
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Old State
Types of Rule to Be Debated in Comparative Government
The December 4 debate in Dr. C. F. Littell's Comparative Government class packs room 9 Old Seminary at 6 40 p m. The affirmative team includes Lucille Trump Kenneth Price and Marvin Wilson with Winifred Fowler Robert Leewright and Howard Palmer arguing the negative.
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C. F. Littell
Lucille Trump
Kenneth Price
Marvin Wilson
Winifred Fowler
Robert Leewright
Howard Palmer
Debate seminar invites remaining positions in varsity
A call for students to join the debate seminar before Saturday. Varsity positions remain open to any college student, with emphasis on the final opportunities presented by Professor Littell.
Preston Concert by College Band Led by Professor Teel
The college band directed by Professor Stanley M Teel will depart tomorrow afternoon for Preston to give a concert.
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Preston
Stanley M. Teel
Revival of Old Carols Marks Joyful Medieval Emergence
The article traces the carol’s evolution from Puritan suppression to a festive medieval form. It notes the term’s shifting meaning from terpischorean to a respectful, dancing choir by Chaucer’s era. It cites Aelred of Rievaulx and vernacular writing as signs of growing drama and folk influence.
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Chaucer
Aelred
Rievaulx
Hoopers Begin Drills For Long Court Campaign
Basketball drills opened as Judd Dean picks from 21 candidates to face Northwestern at Evanston. Captain Orville Welzel leads a strong returning group, with Burrell and Dick challenging for center and Burton OConnor pacing the wing corps.
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Woody
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Peter
Minnesota
Judd Dean
Cornell
Dean
Northwestern
Evanston
Midwest
Welzel
Orville Welzel
Postville
Burrell
Urbana
Freeport
Illinois
Burton O’connor
Hall of Hamline
Cornell Cagers
O’connor
Newton High Quint
Muilenberg
Newton
Newton Flash
Grace Merritt Authors Mystery Feature in Cedar Rapids Reports
Grace Merritt, 32, a journalism student and The Cornellian reporter, wrote a feature that ran in the Cedar Rapids Gazette and Republican last Sunday. The piece opens with a Cornell professor who, after reading mystery stories until 1 a.m., carries an ax upstairs for protection, nearly scaring his wife. The feature includes editorials from Cornell professors about mystery stories and writers.
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Grace Merritt
Cornellian
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Republican
Cornell
Gospel Teams Make Two Trips Sunday
Two Cornell gospel teams made brief Sunday runs to Mechanicsville and Bertram. Mechanicsville crew led by Paul Whiteford conducted all church services. Bertram team led by Frank Wilson handled Epworth League and evening services. Members listed include Ruth White Genevieve Paul Vicente Cordero for Mechanicsville and Leslie Ketchum Hugh Chance Kenneth Baker John Allshouse for Bertram.
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Cornell Gospel
Mechanicsville
Bertram
Paul Whiteford
Ruth White
Genevieve Paul
Vicente Cordero
Frank Wilson
Leslie Ketchum
Hugh Chance
Kenneth Baker
John Allshouse
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University of ‘Town
la Danse Moderne
Musical Art String Quartet
College Chapel
Sascha Jacobsen
Paul Bernard
Louis Kaufman
Marie Roemach-Rosanoff
Chapel Auditorium
Praeludium
Pugnani Liebeslied
Ee Kreisler
Andante
Molto
Delahooke
Western
Klausner
Professor Littell
Cornell Basketeers
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