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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1927

Page

1

Cornell placement bureau sets drive for teaching jobs

The Cornell teacher placement bureau led by Professor G R Tyson and secretary Elizabeth Spaans plans an intensive drive to place more graduates, undergraduates, and 1927 candidates in teaching positions. Registrations are expected to exceed 150, with over a third of 1926 graduates already teaching.

George R. Tyson Cornell Teacher Placement Bureau Elizabeth. Spaans G. R. Tyson Tyson Cornell Bureau Cornell Elizabeth Spaans

Professor Moots Receives PhD At Midyear Convocation

Professor Elmer E. Moots, head of the mathematics department, earned a Doctor of Philosophy at the University of Iowa midyear convocation on February 2. Hardin Craig delivered the address. President Walter A. Jessup conferred degrees.

Elmer E. Moots University of Iowa Hardin Craig Walter A. Jessup Moors D. N. Cooley Cornell Berkley California Highland Park College Chicago University of Maine University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Iowa State University of Town Merritt

Miltonian Literary Society Disbands

The Miltonian Literary Society announces its disbandment and will henceforth be known as the Milts. The group states literary societies no longer contribute to college welfare.

Miltonian Literary Society Milts

Faculty Grants Club To Campus Liberals

The faculty council granted recognition to a proposed Liberal Club without committee review. Professor H. M. Kelley cited the club’s simple purpose: unite students, engage them with local national and international issues, and express student opinion on vital topics. Louis Wilson is named chairman with no formal roster.

Liberal Club H. M. Kelley Louis Wilson

Cagers Meet Fast Parsons Five In Nonconference Clash

Cornell travels to Mount Vernon to face Parsons College led by a fast, undefeated Iowa conference squad. The story highlights Warren Kasch's storied Cornell career hampered by knee injuries but marked by steady play and leadership alongside teammate Judd Dean.

Cornell Parsons College Iowa Mount Vernon Warren Kasch Dean Kasch Barney Judd

Wrestlers to Meet Simpson Grapplers Here Saturday Eve

Cornell aims to win 145 pound class but Harry Jones sick with blood poisoning in hand may force lineup changes. Captain Appleton shifts to light heavyweight, Crabtree meets Simpson 158, McGrath rests, Jones and Winebrenner cover 185 and 145, Kleibauer holds 125, Gray still 115.

Cornell Simpson Harry Jones Bingaman Dick Dalton Peter Patches Barker Big Ten University Corfell Simpson College Appleton Crabtree McGrath Jones Winebrenner Kleibauer Gray

Northcott Outlines Four Objectives For Cornell College

W. N. Northcott Cornell College field representative spoke to the student body in chapel outlining four aims: gain new friends and hold supporters, increase the endowment from about 1.6 million to 4 million, recruit 1500 more students next year, and strengthen distant alumni organizations. He urged Cornellians to adopt the slogan Cornell Is Winning Today.

W. N. Northcott Cornell College West Ie Northcott Chapel Cornell Northcott

Oldest Book In Cornell Library Is Work On Philosophical Writings

The Cornell library houses a 1662 volume Philosophical Writings by Henry More of London, among other ancient works including Tacitus 1731 and Poems on Several Occasions 1718. It also holds rare sets like Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies and Navies, the British Annual Register, a Chinese Bible donated by Carl Felt, and a Washington Manuscript facsimile from 1906.

Cornell Cornell College Henry More London Catron Rouille Tacitus Bradbury and Jordain Congress Carl Felt Pekin University China Washington Egypt Freer

W A A Adopts Two Court Cage Rules For Tournament

The W A A votes to adopt the two court basketball plan for the upcoming tournament the first time such a format is officially recognized The change aims to speed play and widen freedom for participants Written tests for players will be held Saturday at 10 in Lower Chapel Freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors face round ro und schedules from February 8 to 11 Elva Lyons named secretary to fill Ruth Yates's mid year vacancy and serves as swimming chair on the advisory board

Lower Chapel Alice Carlson Elva Lyons Ruth Yates Miss Lyons

Runners Prep For Illinois Indoor Carnival At Iowa City

Coach George Barbour refines relay lineup for the tenth annual Illinois Indoor Relays on February 26. He plans workouts in Iowa City and selects senior runners John Tennant Karl Deemer Sanford Tallman Robert Wray and juniors Milton Babcock John McCauley Frank Hurlburt and Donald Corlette while eyeing a quarter mile emphasis. Wisconsin expels a student over a reserve book theft from the library.

Illinois George Barbour Barbour Iowa City Bresnahan University of Iowa Illinois Armory Cornell John Tennant Karl Deemer Sanford Tallman Robert Wray Milton Babcock John McCauley Frank Hurlburt Donald Corlette

Cecil Roberts To Lecture On Poetry Next Monday Night

Cecil Roberts, English journalist, poet, novelist and critic, will speak on The Making of Poetry at eight in the Auditorium. Admission is seventy five cents for non ticket holders. Roberts has lectured in the US and Canada and authored five volumes of verse and several novels.

Cecil Roberts Roberts Liverpool Post Nottingham Journal United States Canada England America New York Herald-Tribune New York Evening Post

Prof Merritt Hires Cedar Rapids Accountant to Teach Cornell Course

Wm F Shores a public accountant of Cedar Rapids has been engaged to teach the accounting course in the Cornell economics and business administration department. Shores a Coe College and Northwestern MS in Commerce graduate previously taught in Marquette and with Arthur Young. Over forty students have registered for the advanced course. Shores will be on campus two afternoons weekly.

Wm. F. Shores Cedar Rapids Fred D. Merritt Shores Coe College Northwestern University Northwestern Arthur Young, and Company, Accountants of Chicago Cornell Department of Commerce Marquette University Milwaukee Merritt Cornel

Ebersole Returns From Board Meeting

Professor W. S. Ebersole, chairman of the administrative committee and registrar, came back last night from a meeting of the executive committee of the board of education of the Methodist Episcopal church. The Chicago session ran Wednesday and Thursday.

W. S. Ebersole Board of Education The Methodist Episcopal Church Chicago

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E. E. Moots S.A.I Parsons Midwest Geneva Aja Johnson Ballard Capitan Appleton Will W.A.A Ebersole
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