Cornell Tosters Leave for Weekend Series with Dubuque
Cornell players travel from Mt Vernon on the 6 40 train to Cedar Rapids and Dubuque tonight as they seek a series sweep. Captain Len Bieber declares the squad has hit its stride and aims for wins in a pair of nonconference games against Dubuque University and Beloit.
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Len Beiber
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Sherm
Dubuque
Manchester
Dubuque University
Interclass Cagers Clash With Saturday Showdowns
Seniors top standings meet Juniors while Sophs face Frosh in Saturday interclass games. Frosh edged by Seniors last week and could challenge if they repeat, as Juniors pressured late in the earlier clash and Frosh hope to offset a slim standing gap.
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Young
Sophs
Frosh
Cornellian Call for Writers Opens Bulletin Board
Students may sign to report on the last semester via the Cornellian bulletin board in the Journalism room. Aspiring writers are advised editors in the Cornellian office each afternoon.
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Cornellian
Aspiring Debaters Seek Varsity Spots Tomorrow
Tryouts for the intercollegiate debating teams take place tomorrow afternoon and evening. About 20 men have signed up to compete for places on the Varsity team. Prof. Himstead will hear the candidates as elimination decides the final squad, likely announced within a week or ten days. He expects keen competition at the tryouts.
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Himstead
Fireside Tea Hosts Gather at Bowman Hall and Altoona Dorm
Bowman Hall and Altoona Dormitory will serve as hostesses for a college family gathering Sunday afternoon from 3:00 to 4:30. Girls at the two halls will welcome the paternal faculty and young folks, including Cornell youngsters, at the first W.S. G. A. Fireside tea of the year with crackling fires and soft lighting setting the scene.
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Bowman Hall
Altoona
Cornell
Cornell selects George and Martha for grand Colonial march
Payson Peterson and Mary Clemans win top votes to lead the Colonial party procession as Payson Peterson steps into dual roles as promoter and march leader. George Gardiner and Elsie Koberg place second. Gardiner is Senior class president and Koberg leads the YWCA group with activities in expression and dramatics.
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Clemans
Gardiner
Koberg
Colonial Party
Pep
Payson
Payson Peterson
Mary Clemans
George Gardiner
Elsie Koberg
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Large enrollment shows rise in Cornell student body
Second semester begins earlier than last year as official registration shows 33 more students than the prior year. The senior class will graduate 115 in June, the largest in school history, with several alumni returning for the final half year. New courses broaden the curriculum and mid year activity signals a strong year ahead.
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Cornell
Taft Lectures On Sculptor Studio And Statues
Lorado Taft renowned Chicago sculptor will lecture at the college on February 14 in the evening. His talk titled A Glimpse of a Sculptor's Studio or How Statues are Made will feature a transformed auditorium into a studio with demonstrations and illuminating commentary. The event promises instruction and entertainment from a celebrated artist and engaging speaker.
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Lorado Taft
Chicago
Down With Social Blunder Faculty Etiquette Crusade Joins Contest
A Cornell faculty committee launches a campaign titled Down With Social Blunder to combat poor etiquette on campus. They promise a formidable display of social knowledge using Do s and Don ts to reform dining and tea conduct, citing incidents at English Club teas and the need to preserve proper manners among students.
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Cornell
Darwin
Cornell Defeats Kohawks 28 to 23
The English Club play Trifles by Susan Glaspell was postponed indefinitely due to cast member Harper Arbingast quitting school for a job. Bayliss Cummings will replace him.
Men’s Glee Club Plans Radio Tour to Cedar Rapids
Harry Hudderson reports the Men's Glee Club is nearing completion of a tour to Minneapolis and St Paul with radio broadcast plans. The group may also visit Cedar Rapids and Davenport. under Prof Conrad the club has intensified triweekly practice and developed a quality program.
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Harry Hudderson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Conrad
Husk To Be Off Press Next Week At Cornell
Cornell students and alumni publish The Husk a campus magazine featuring prose poetry and book reviews. Contents include Eternity Harbor s Wonder One Eating The Quest Night Witch To One Departed To You Before After and Neuverse satire with pieces by The Husk contributors such as Pearl Palmer Joy Keve Hauk Ermina Mills Ora Mohn Ruth Moore and Kenneth Money.
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Pearl Palmer
Rovey Drayman
Arthur L. Phelps
Ermina Mills
Ora Mohn
Mary Mutschler
Winifred Mayne
Julia Field
Chicago
Joy Keve Hauk
Neuverse
David Ash
Kenneth Money
Social Scientists to Hear Reports at Club Meeting
The Social Science Club will gather next Wednesday at 6 40 p m in Chapel 1. Dr Stancliff will summarize the New Haven convention and Prof Chandler will report on Chicago Socio logists meeting. The program includes updates from Political Science and Economics groups. all social science majors encouraged to attend. Ruth Kegley of Knoxville visiting local home.
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Social Science Club
Chapel 1
Stancliff
History Department
Historical Association
New Haven
Chandler
Chicago
Purple Men Show Fine Team Work In Close Hoop Clash
Cornell defeats Coe College 28 to 23 in a tightly played contest. Captain Len Bieber leads a balanced attack with Kirwin scoring 20 points and 6 field goals while Sagle battles through injuries. The win lifts Cornell to a 600 conference percentage as the team magazines praised its cohesion and teamwork.
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Cornell
Coe College
Sherm” Finger
Len” Bieber
Kirwin
Sagle
One Third Cornell Students From the Farm Census
A campus census lists 222 names of students from farms in Iowa and nearby states. It shows four dozen varsity letter athletes and leaders from many campus groups including Girls Intercollegiate Debate, Glee Club, Freshman teams, Cornellian staff, Y M Y W cabinets, class and society presidents. The farm representation includes students from China Japan and the Philippine Islands as part of a broader statistical sample.
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Cornell
Bulletin Board
Cornellian
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Y. W
China
Japan
Phillipine Islands
Iowa
Isssaix
Cornell schedule of wins and losses near midseason
A compiled list of Cornell games with scores against opponents such as Penn Ames Iowa U Chicago Y Carleton Beloit Dubuque U Hamline and Coe. The entries cover dates from November through February including multiple home and away contests and final scores for each pairing.
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Carleton
Beloit
Cornel
Dubuque U
Coe
Dubuque
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