14 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
1
The university reports total annual education cost will rise to about 2200 dollars with a 50 dollar per semester increase in fees starting September 1963. Additional room and board increases, plus faculty salary costs, contribute to the higher cost. endowment and gifts aim to offset part of the rise.
The Social Center Governing Board on December 6 approved a policy allowing TV Room II to be regularly scheduled for meetings. A posted reservation sheet will govern use, with TV viewing allowed when meetings are scheduled. Profs and student groups may still request room sharing, and conflict decisions rest with the center manager and board president.
The annual White Breakfast will be held Sunday morning with caroling through halls and breakfast served at 8 15 am. A Christmas dinner follows Monday at 6 pm with turkey at each table. The 64th Annual Christmas Vespers features organ numbers, a choral reading, a tableau, and performances by K D Chis K Thetas Delphis ATA s AXEs Cornell Brass Ensemble and various soloists and groups.
The Cornell College Oratorio Society led by Alf. S. Houkom will perform Bach s Christmas Oratorio in King Chapel at 3 p m Sunday. Soloists include Evelyn Clark Martha Jr tenor and Howard Nelson with Robert Clark De Anné Fromme Susan Messman Wilbur Kent Stuart Herrick and Dorothy Baggs as instrumentalists and tympanist. The festival marks Christmas Day through January 6 and Bach composed the work in 1734 for the celebration. The first three portions for December 25 26 and 27 will be presented.
Final deadline set for Friday December 14 for student surveys on the paperback bookstore. Questionnaires may be turned in at any dormitory desk or to P A Davison or George Huntington in Olin.
President Arland F. Christ-Janer said the Division of Higher Education of the Methodist Church approved a 10000 grant to the college for library books. The funds will be paid in three equal installments with the college to raise matching funds, boosting holdings as book circulation climbs beyond national averages.
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