Debates Set by Men’s Societies Monday Evening
Miltonian negative faces Zet affirmative while Parmenians oppose Freshman in a two thirds vote on Supreme Court acts. Debates begin 6 40 with faculty judges and a silver plaque prize for the winning intersociety team.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Mills
Charles Barker
James Neilson
Debs Lake
Zets
Robert Pollard
Leonard Blue
George Smith
J. Oliver Hall
Wayne Swinton
Frank Endicott
Russell Cooper
Alfred Wilkinson
Ralph Sutherland
Glee Club Concert at Y Joint Meet
The Young Men's and Women's Christian Associations await a Christmas concert by the Women's Glee Club next Wednesday at 6 40 PM in the chapel auditorium. Miss Rigby will speak on Carols before the program, which features an unusual carol collection and proceeds from a silver offering go to the Y associations.
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Chapel Auditorium
Lisbon
Miss Rigby
Somewhere To Go Provided For All At W S G A Parties
Cornell co eds under the W S G A plan original parties before the holiday recess. Each girls house hosts a distinct program with hobo hard time carnival and semi formal themes. Men from neighboring houses were invited and many attended, making the evening one of the year's social highlights.
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Cornell
Cornell Listening In On Radio Program
Beginning at 7 30 next Tuesday evening a full Cornell talent radio show will be broadcast from WHAA at the University of Iowa. Prizes for distance listening and a non Cornellian prize are five pound boxes of candy. Receivers in Mt Vernon will be set up and equipment may be installed in Bowman or Altoona.
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Cornell
WHAA
University of Iowa
Bowman
Altoona
Updegraff Hosts Gridiron Men Dinner Tonight
President Updegraff entertains gridiron men with a dinner at the president's home as the climax of a series of feeds honoring Cornell's undefeated team. Knox hosted the dinner at the Grill where the next season captain was elected. Rotary and Lions clubs also gave dinners with entertainment at Kohl's Cafe on Wednesday night.
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Updegraff
Cornell
Bill
Knox
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Kohl
Sixteen Cornell football players win varsity letters
Sixteen members of the undefeated Cornell football team were awarded letters by the Athletic Board. Captain Hank Hartwell and 15 teammates receive C s for their services. Frank Court earned a letter as team manager. Hartwell is the only three letter man.
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Cornell
Athletic Board
Hank” Hartwell
Judd” Dean
David Hooper
Walter Gray
Ernest O’connor
Claude Beech
Glenn Hummell
Eddie Hines
Kenneth Truckenmiller
Wilmer Adamson
Russell Landis
Henry Lamp
Moore
Adamson
Landis
Lamp
Schowalter
Burgardt
Ames Game First On Cage Schedule
Coach Saalwaechter leads Ames through long workouts as they prepare for the season opener next Thursday at home against State College. Captain Raff is touted as a top Missouri Valley forward while the squad works on fundamentals with limited scrimmage and a new lineup including Dean, Greene, Dickoff, Hartwell, Hines, Clemmer and Dyckman.
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Saalwaechter
Ames
Sherm” Finger
Raff
Missouri Valley Conference
Dean and Greene
Dickoff
Hartwell
Hines
Clemmer
Dyckman
Perils Beset Innocent Freshmen At Annual Kid Party
A university column parodies freshmen parties and warns of repeat hazing. It jokes that if trends continue a half holiday will be needed and references a health hangover on Sunday. The piece suggests ordering refreshments earlier to curb lingering.
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Perils
Ink’s Pond
Professor Slaght
Freshmen Plan Christmas Kid Party At Gym
Freshmen will host a Christmas Kid party tomorrow in the gym sponsored by the class of 1928. Lavish decorations and ample refreshments will create a festive atmosphere with a huge Christmas tree and a ten foot bell centerpiece.
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Fred Hall
December Husk on Sale Early Next Week by Cornell Writers
The Husk, a magazine from the English Club featuring Cornell authors, releases its December issue soon. It includes two short stories It Never Rains by Annabel Lee Sailor and For Value Received by Katharyn Wright, plus poems by Gertrude Herrick Ora Mohn and The Cynical Co-ed and a tabloid review section with briefs by Mills Woodford and Winifred Mayne. Jewell Bothwell Tull provides December as frontispiece. The Husk remains lively and attractive.
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English Club
Cornell
Annabel Lee Sailor
Katharyn Wright
Gertrude Herrick
Ora Mohn
Miss Mills
Miss Woodford
Winifred Mayne
Journalism Classes Take On Cedar Rapids Sunday Edition
Cornell journalism students under Mr. McConnell will manage news writing and editing for a Cedar Rapids Republican Sunday edition. City editor Don Van Metre and police reporter Mr. Gneier spoke at a dinner for the Press Club, outlining editor duties and police reporting experiences.
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Cornell
McConnell
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Don van Metre
Republian
Press Club
Grill
van, Metre
Gneier
The
van Metre
Oratorio Society Presents The Messiah Sunday
Final rehearsals set for Friday and Saturday with the performance at 3 p.m. Sunday in the chapel auditorium. Cornell audiences will hear the Messiah for the twentieth time with Helen Mueller substituting for Edna Swanson Ver Haar as contralto. New choruses include His Voice Is Easy Behold the Lamb of God and Lift Up Your Heads.
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Chapel Auditorium
Cornell
Edna Swanson Ver Haar
Pacific Coast
Mount Vernon
Helen Mueller
Miss Mueller
Miller
Sophomore Lead in Royal Purple Subscription Race
Sophomores top the Royal Purple drive with 78 percent of their class subscribed for the college annual. Juniors 75 percent, seniors 65 percent, and freshmen 65 percent at noon. Subscriptions after this hour may not count. The book team names will be announced when the publication appears. Artwork and photography for the book near completion. Students of the Expression department will present The Life of Christ during Sunday school opening exercises.
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Life of
Christ
Methodist
Royal Purple
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Women’s Glee Club
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Iowa City
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Jewell Bothwell Tull
Cedar Rapids Daily
Oratorio Society
Muester
Ver Haar
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