Faculty to Spend Vacations in Several States
Faculty members plan varied vacations visiting New York Chicago Lakeland Florida Oklahoma City Detroit and several midwest towns. Professors and spouses will attend plays theatre broadcasts conventions and meetings from December 28 to 30, with students and staff joining scattered trips.
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Tull
New York
Henderson
Chicago
Pinkerton
Venn
Huebsch
Lakeland
Florida
Dean MacGregor
Johnson
Betty Lou Evans
Sheldon Rahn
Robert Hartung
Radio City
CBS
Brooks
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Ennis
Detroit
American Sociology Society
American Economist Association
Cooper
American Historical Association
Trustees to Hold Special Session During Vacation
The Board of Trustees will meet December 17 at the Montrose Hotel in Cedar Rapids to receive the resignation of President H. J. Burgstahler and to set machinery in motion for consideration of a successor.
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Board of Trustees
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Burgstahler
Bios magazine releases 52 page December issue
The December issue of Bios will be released this week. Dr. C. TE. McClung of the University of Pennsylvania and professor of zoology writes on Science and Religion. The 62 page issue includes articles from students and professional biologists.
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Tri-Betas
C. TE. McClung
University of Pennsylvania
Bios
McClung
Friday Schedule Change Affects Classes and Chapel
Shortened class periods and no chapel on Friday December 16 will help students catch buses and trains. Daily hours run 7:45 to 11:20 with lunch served at Pfeiffer and Bowman 11:30 to 11:45. dinner by reservation at Pfeiffer 5:30. first post vacation meal January 2 is dinner.
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Pfeiffer and Bowman
Pfeiffer
Cornell Alumni Plan For Marshalltown Cage Tourney
Cornell students in central Iowa invited to a round robin tournament at Marshalltown on December 27 and 28. An alumni luncheon at 4:30 p.m. with Coe Carleton Grinnell Cornell, followed by games. Reservations by December 24 to Miss Katherine Echternacht 7 South Sixth Street. Luncheon 76 cents. season ticket $1.10 for all four games.
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Cornell
Iowa
Marshalltown
Hotel Talicorn
Catherine Echternacht
South Sixth Street
Coe
Carleton
Grinnell
Miniature Etchings Exhibit Opens at Armstrong Hall
Artists from around the world display miniature etchings in Armstrong Hall, with the show running until December 19. Catalogs are available at the door and the inexpensive pieces are pitched as ideal gifts. Miss Lathe and Mr. Henderson will take orders.
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Armstrong Hall
Miss Lathe
Henderson
Lehmann Sees Growing Audience Demand Simple Songs
Lotte Lehmann told Cornell reporters autographs and a new book filled fans. She said audiences here prefer simple tunes over complex works like The Erlking and must be sung down to help them grow musically. She noted Europeans expect more advanced repertoire.
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Austria
Lehmann
Lotte Lehmann
Twelfth Night Revels Set For January 6
The English Club hosts the Twelfth Night Revels on Friday January 6 at 7 30 p.m. Joint directors Ruth Messenger and Lois Henderson promise a gala affair. Last year’s program included Punch and Judy, English tunes, and folk dancing. attendance is limited to English Club members.
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Ruth Messenger
Lois Henderson
Peace group sends international materials to Cornell club
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and sponsors mailed the Cornell International Club their first installment of books pamphlets and news summaries. New titles include Czechs and Germans and Our Trade with Britain. Fortnightly summaries and weekly meetings aim to boost campus interest in world affairs. There is no meeting tonight due to Miss Millay's lecture.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Cornell International Club
Cornell Group
Elizabeth Wiskemann
Austria
Germany
Britain
Percy W. Bidwell
L. P. Jacks
Clyde Eagleton
Jacks
Hagleton
Italy
H. Arthur Steiner
Palestine
David H. Popper
Hamilton
Conference On World Economic Cooperation
National Peace Conference
International Relations Club
Jane Bode
Carnegie Endowment Division of Intercourse and Education
International Club Division
C.C.A
John Klousin
International Club
Miss Millay
Mrs Roy Low Dies After Stair Fall At Cedar Rapids
Cornellians mourn the death of Mrs Roy Low who fell on stairs at Ford Hopkins Cedar Rapids last Thursday. She helped run The Grill since 1926 and mentored hundreds of Hill toppers. Burial was in Tarkio Missouri. Edna St Vincent Millay presents at Cornell Chapel tonight.
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Cornell
Glenn
Virginia
J. S. Edwards
Neff Funeral Home
Tarkio
Missouri
Mount Vernon
Edna St. Vincent Millay
French Crime and Punishment shown at Cornell cinema
Cornell cinema followers learn Thursday night films resume after Christmas with a January 12 showing of the French version of Crime and Punishment with English subtitles. A monthly foreign film program is planned with shorts on January 26 to provide a relaxing break during exam week.
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Cornell
Little Theatre
Armstrong Hall
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Cornellians Wish Lists Include Travel and Toys for Christmas
Twenty Cornell students share Christmas hopes with travel dreams and toys. Some seek trips to Dallas New York Europe or Miami while others request a Charlie McCarthy doll, a brown teddy bear, or a poetry book. A few hope for good grades a vacation or a future job.
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Margaret Dilley
Cornell
Marjorie Baker
Dallas
Texas
Marjorie Littell
New York
Europe
Marian Schroeher
Jenette Heston
Miami
Charles Fisher
Ruth Weber
Charlie McCarthy
Howard Jesse
Betty Mount
Gen
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