Messiah To Be Sunday Event At Cornell
The 18th annual Messiah concert directed by Professor Frank H Shaw features a 175 member Oratorio Society chorus and a 35 member orchestra. Soloists include Miss Pierce Conrad Mary Welch and Herbert Gould with Miss Eness at the piano and Miller on organ. Out of town visitors are expected and seats are limited with an offering to offset the high costs.
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Cornell
Oratorio Society
Frank H. Shaw
Prof. Miller
Miss Eness
Miss Pierce
Mr. Conrad
Mary Welch
Miss Welch
United States
Union
Herbert Gould
Chicago Opera Company
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Man With the Good Face Reading Praised by Eva Carvey
Eva Carvey delivered a direct simple reading of Frank Luther Mott's The Man With the Good Face. The tale follows Neal a Wall Street clerk who searches crowds for a phantom man with the good face and dies in a subway crush. The performance built to a restrained emotional climax leaving listeners moved.
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Eva Carvey
Frank Luther Mott
Mr. Neal
Wall Street
Migs Carvey
Helen Peck to give lecture recital on the Monologue
In her junior expression recital Helen Peck will present a lecture recital on the Monologue reading Browning Tennyson and modern authors. The event is Tuesday December 2 at 4 10 in Chapel 1 as part of the department’s six graduate recitals.
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Helen Peck
Browning and Tennyson
Lillian Smith
Ellsworth Lory
Masquerade Night at Y Club Draws 600 Strong
The Y M and Y W host the first masquerade of the year in the gym tonight at 7 30. Prizes go to best costume and best hard times representation. Richardson Orchestra plays music for the evening with games and stunts supervised by Miss Errant and Mary Griffith. The Virginia Reel closes the event.
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Y. M
Y. W
Richardson
Miss Errant
Mary Griffith
Hannon Deplores Waste of Young Life
Dr. J. W. Hannon of Drew Theological Seminary warned that wasted life is the era’s main problem. Speaking at a Student Fellowship event, he argued Jesus used investigation and organization to feed multitudes and urged better Sunday School engagement, noting 60 percent of Sabbath children never enter church.
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J. W. Hannon
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
New Jersey
Hannon
Jesus
Men’s Societies to Open Debate Round Next Week
The annual intersociety debates begin Monday December 11 at 6 40 in Zetagathian Hall with Amphictyons versus Zetagathians on the British style cabinet government question. Amphictyons Melvin Gundry Lester Runkle Louis Plaehn defend affirmative against Scott Kintzley George Smith Virgil Rosenbaum of the Zetagathians. Parms meet Mills Tuesday at 6 40 with Parmenians affirming C L Burnham Garret Thiessen Samuel Beers and Miltonians negating Harold Ennis Arthur Hackett Lyle Pippett. A final roundup after Christmas vacation will determine the championship.
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Zetagathian Hall
United States
Great Britain
Melvin Gundry
Lester Runkle
Louis Plaehn
Zetagathian
Scott Kintzley
George Smith
Virgil Rosenbaum
Dope
C. L. Burnham
Garret Thiessen
Samuel Beers
Harold Ennis
Arthur Hackett
Lyle Pippett
Iowa Psychologist to Speak Tuesday
Dr. Carl E. Seashore, dean of the Graduate School of Iowa University and head of the psychology department, will lecture to the Science Club on Mental Measurement Tuesday evening December 12 at 7 in the lower chapel. A luncheon at Jordan House at 5 45 precedes the talk for Science Club members only.
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Carl E. Seashore
Graduate School of Iowa University
Science Club
Lower Chapel
Seashore
United States
Cornell
Jordan House
S. P. U. G. Emerges To Curb Christmas Giving Trend
A humorous piece notes students debating endowments and presents with many planning modest gifts. It highlights a push to form Cornell's chapter of the Society for the Prevention of Useless Giving to curb overindulgent holiday spending.
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Cornell
Great National Fraternity
The
Society For the Prevention of
Professor Norton Called as Expert Witness in Cedar River Suit
Professor Norton testified in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday as an expert witness for the city in the case against the Evening Gazette Company over the original Cedar River bank. His testimony drew on old river deposits and fill from a trench across the disputed property.
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Professor Norton
Cedar Rapids
Evening Gazette Company
Cedar River
Christmas Party at Cornell Coeds Gym Tomorrow
The W S G A invites all Cornell coeds to a Christmas party in the gym from 2 30 to 5 pm tomorrow with a Christmas tree and Santa Claus as proof of the event. An exchange of ten cent gifts kicks off the annual collection with a nickel to see Santa Claus. The mystery of Santa’s identity adds intrigue to the celebration planned by Bess Reitzel and her committee.
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Association
Cornell
St. Nick
Fresh Varsity Awards Sweaters for Football and Cross Country
The Fresh Varsity football squad received numbers and sweaters at the athletic board meeting. Six cross country runners who defeated the University of Iowa earned the C-C sweater, including Captain George Smith and Jose Valencia. All awarded men will return next fall to form a strong midwest barrier squad.
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Athletic Board
Donald Gemberling
Forest Suter
Harold Bush
Frank Bonebrake
Glenn Hummell
Kenneth Truck
Enmiller
Doyle Cottrell
Sherwood McDonald
Clarence Pitlik
Arthur Diekoff
Lloyd McCutcheon
Herman Lupton
Robert Bell
Claude Beech
Burnette Ringer
Mid-West
Literati to Meet Readings and Discussion
The Literati will gather Monday at the usual time and place. Members will read original material and discuss Glenn Coleman’s Night Ghosts and Other Poems.
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Glenn Coleman
Y W To Start Hello Week With Campus Discussion
Big Sisters brought their little ones to the Y W last night for a discussion on campus issues and pet peeves. Plans were outlined for a Hello week in the near future.
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Y. W
Half of Badger State students smoke study finds
A student magazine survey at Badger State University reports that fewer than half of its ten respondents are addicted to smoking.
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Badger State University
Nineteen Men Awarded C and C Cubb Club at Cornell
Cornell varsity football players received C awards at a Cornell Athletic Board meeting on Tuesday. Nineteen players earned C letters, eight joined the GC Club, with fifteen of the nineteen slated to return next fall. Names include Fox Maxwell Hartwell Countryman Dee Graham Rennie Lyons and Sherk among others. Selmar Storley received a manager’s C and freshman numerals and cross-country C s were awarded as well.
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Cornell
Cornell College Athletic Board
Cecil Fox
Louis Maxwell
Henry Hartwell
Everett Countryman
Kenneth Greene
Leonard Graham
Orville Rennie
Clifford Lyons
Harry Hudderson
Hale Haven
Melvin Lakey
Edward Hines
Paul Dee
Everette Countryman
Herbert Sagle
Carl Kerwin
John Sherk
Welcome Erbe
Harold Bolton
Herbert Owens
Campus Problems class changes meeting time
The Campus Problems class led by C. L. Burnham will discuss "Choosing a Life Work" and has moved its meeting to 9 45 Sunday morning.
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C. L. Burnham
Mermaids Brave Dangers of Paint Poisoning in Pools
A playful pool scene turns cautionary as swimming lessons begin and a girl nearly drowns in the deep end. Officials warn against feminine exposure to paint in country air on swimming days and urge leaving complexions in dressing rooms.
George Washington University Student Publications Names
The weekly paper is titled The University Hatchet and the annual is The Cherry Tree. The names reflect GWU spirit and tradition in campus journalism.
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George Washington University
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Mgr
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Drew
Parms
Mills
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Iowa
DR. Seashore
Gene Stratton
Chandler
Hale Taven
Moliere
Bourgeois
Norton
FROSH
Literati
Cornell Athletic Board
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