Miltonians Defeat Adelphians In Debating Tax Question
The Miltonians won a two to one decision in a first Cornell debate over the Adelphians on the resolution that universal adoption of a single tax would be better than the current taxation system. Clarence Holm and Glenn Mathews led the negation with strong rebuttals, while Northrup Winter and Ralf Grigsby contributed rapid, effective arguments. All six debaters were firsttimers at Cornell, giving promise for future contests.
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United States
Adelphians
Miltonians
Clarence Holm
Glenn Mathews
Mr. Elliott
Northrup
Cornell
Honor Athletic Men Selected For Major awards
At the annual fall meeting the athletic board awarded twenty men the major C in football six received A’s six earned cross country letters and twenty one freshmen won football numerals. Nine had letters in football last fall eleven are new. four are old C men with baseball letters last spring. Names listed include Allanson Smyth Johnson Campbell Zehr Hughes Milholm Knight Bowen Grigsby Boylan Frei Howard Eyestone Walker Moyer Hartwell Gethmann Winkler Etter. Also honored Torrance Louis West Devine Danskin Remner Hogle. Cross country six with four veterans: Briggs K C Smith Lahman Gret tenberg Haeseler Merwin. Freshmen emblems went to Glasener Wilson Scott Rogers Johnson Hulse Munger Brown Lemon Weeks Stanberry Hoadley Kilmer Peterson Willsey Finger Mabbitt Cottingham Wilcox Waterfield Carolus.
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Allanson
Smyth
Johnson
Campbell
Zehr
Hughes
Milholm
Knight
Bowen
Grigsby
Boylan
Frei
Howard
Eyestone
Walker
Moyer
Hartwell
Gethmann
Winkler
Etter
Torrance
Louis West
Devine
Danskin
Remner
Hogle
Briggs
K. C. Smith
Lahman
Grettenberg
Haeseler
Merwin
Glasener
Wilson
Scott
Rogers
Hulse
Munger
Brown
Lemon
Weeks
Stanberry
Hoadley
Kilmer
Peterson
Willsey
Finger
Mabbitt
Cottingham
Wilcox
Waterfield
Carolus
Luncheon for Trustees Showcases Domestic Science Dept
The Domestic science department hosted a noon luncheon for trustees their wives and friends on Thursday. Fifty five guests dined in a softly lit room with yellow chrysanthemum centerpieces. Miss Stedman led the event with assistance from department class members praising the program and Miss Busse for rapid progress and educational opportunities for young women.
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Domestic Science Department
Busse
Swimming Training Becomes University Duty For Iowa
Iowa City Swimming will be a required part of physical training at the state university. Since the pool opened in the rebuilt men’s gymnasium, all men in gym work must swim. About 400 swim daily. the women’s pool is not ready yet but all women lacking swimming expertise will receive instruction once available.
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Iowa City
More Time for Social Sciences Over Ancient Languages
Cornell alumni with five to twenty five years of life experience urge more time in the college curriculum for social sciences and less for ancient languages. A letter inquiry to graduates represented diverse professions and supported shifting 120 credit hours toward social problem related subjects.
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Cornell
Seniors Win Class Basketball In Scrappy Final
The girls of 16 defend their title as seniors edge sophomores 15 to 14 in a hard fought final. Hazel Baughman and Ethel Cook starred for the sophomores while Dorothy Keyes and Grace Fox contributed strong guard and center play for the seniors.
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Hazel Baughman
Ethel Cook
Sophs
Dorothy Keyes
Grace Fox
Football Benefit Game Planned
A club announces a charity basketball event to raise funds for doctor bills of football season injuries. planned for the last week of school, likely two games between freshmen and varsity squads arranged as freshman varsity and freshman freshman or two freshman varsity pairings. Fans will see the Cornell team in action, aiming to cover expenses fully after last year’s shortfall despite more injuries then.
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Cornell
Harry Terrell Addresses Y M C A
A college audience heard Harry Terrell describe a college man’s responsibility to his folks in a talk praised as the best of the year. He urged gratitude to parents for sacrifices enabling education and urged students to honor them at homecomings.
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Harry Terrell
Y. M
Morley to Perform Piano Recital at University Auditorium
Distinguished English pianist Frederick Morley will give a recital Tuesday night as part of the Artist course. The program features Rameau, Chopin, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Watling, Leschetizky, and Sauer back. Reports praise his first American tour and promise a splendid audience.
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Frederick Morley
Mount Vernon
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Milts
Vernon Vance
Ralf Grigsby
Athletic Board
Ment
Stout
Ucation
Ness
Iors
Abraham Lincoln
Morley
Frank Speaight
Y. W
Men’s Societies
Chopin
Allegro Maestoso
Vivace
Largo Presto
F. Sharp
Scherzo
Rachmaninoff
Debussy
Watling
Barcarolle
Leschetizky Etude En Octaves
Sauer
College of Life
Shelly
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