16 Dec 1960
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1960
Page
1
A lively campus discussion at Cornell's Social Center tackled improving the Merit Assembly program. The panel, described as one of the most invigorating in memory, explored methods to refresh chapel activities and student involvement.
Archibald J. Carey Jr., Quinn Chapel minister and Chicago’s first Negro head of a White House Committee, will speak in chapel on Tuesday Jan 3. A prominent lawyer and politician, he has served as alderman, ran for Congress, spoke at the Republican National Convention, and held national and international advisory roles.
Debate at Public Affairs Club weighs future US policy toward Red China. Propon ents urge cautious, informed steps, UN implications, and public education campaigns. Contends two-China policy and leveraging UN forums amid nuclear era tensions.
Cornell unveils a new language laboratory donated by Enid Shaw McMillin of New York City. The Hamilton Manufacturing Company built the system enabling up to 30 students to recite together with playback, master control, and multiple program sources. The lab expands recitation time and improves pronunciation through native tongue tapes and high fidelity recordings. It serves first and second year language study with potential for two instructors and flexible expansion.
Cornell dramatic arts presents its annual Christmas talent show this Saturday at 11 a.m. in Armstrong Little Theater. Cast includes Mary Tesch Flora Shriver Sharon Palmer Joni Barrett Pat Petszinger and others with roles from Santa Claus to nurses and patients. Directors Cigdem Turkes and Jan Elliot lead the production.
Dormitories close for Christmas vacation at 4 p m Saturday December 17 and reopen at 1 p m Monday January 2. The last meal before vacation is luncheon December 17 and the first meal after vacation is breakfast January 3. Desk hours end 3 p m December 17 and resume 2 p m January 2. Social Center closes 1 p m December 17 and reopens 2 p m January 2.
No school for four day week. finals begin January 2. The semester ends with final issue on January 13.
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