Council Weighs Disciplinary Board and Election Reforms
Student Council president Lowell Henriksen says a proposed student disciplinary board could be approved by next week with power only to recommend actions to administrators or the faculty board. Final approval rests with Dean Troyer and campus leaders.
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Henriksen
Troyer
AWS
Manny Lowman
Campus Chest
Pi Mu Sigma
International Club
Des Moines
Cornell
Midwest Drama Conference IMAGINATION ’59 At UI Theater
Drama students from 17 midwest colleges including Cornell pre-registered for IMAGINATION ’59 the second annual college drama conference to be held March 20 and 21 at the University of Iowa Theatre.
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Midwest
Cornell
Imagination
University of Iowa Theatre
ISGC Bans Pre pledging For Pledges This Semester
The Men’s Inter-Social Group Council prohibits pre pledging this year. Forty four men sit on the eligibility list. Pledging will start with traditional handshakes before chapel Tuesday. Groups may tell prospective pledges they are getting bids but no group pre pledging. Violations may be reported to ISGC and judged. New limits also curb borrowing group possessions by new initiates.
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Inter-Social Group Council
ISGC
Cornell Receives Grant For Loans
A $5 000 grant for student loans under the National Defense Education Act will aid Cornell students. The Education Office administers the funds with preference for teaching paths or strong math science engineering and languages. Repayment starts one year after graduation within 11 years and carries 3 percent interest. Armed services members incur no interest for up to three years. Part of the loan may be canceled for graduates who teach full time in elementary or secondary schools. Death or total disability cancels loans.
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Lidrich to serve on Mademoiselle '59 College Board
Cornel junior Pat Lidrich was selected from 784 applicants to join the Mademoiselle national College Board representing Cornell this year. The position allows exploration of writing editing fashion advertising or art with a potential guest editorship after two assignments by month end.
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Lidrich
Mademoiselle ‘59 College Board
Pat Lidrich
Cornell
Mademoiselle National College Board
Miss Lidrich
Mademoiselle
Clyde ‘Toppy
Tull
Cornell Women Seek Date at Annual Sweetheart Swirl
A year's end ritual as Valentines Day approaches drives Cornell women through a hunt for a male partner. Freshmen become prospects, sophomores mature into suitors, and juniors and seniors vie for courted status in the Social Center event beginning at 8:30 pm with a king and court representing the honored males.
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Cornell
Cupid
CSF Explores Mystery of Sex Series Opens On Feb 8
CSF announces a series titled The Mystery of Sex with a kickoff talk by Dr. Virgil Fish of St. Louis on Sunday February 8 at 7 p.m. in Armstrong hall reception room. Tom Mikelson to introduce speaker and discussion groups follow on February 15 led by multiple pairs. A worship service on February 22 led by Tom and Gay Mikelson closes the series. All students are invited.
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CSF
Virgil Fish
St. Louis
Armstrong Hall
Tom Mikelson
Bob Slater
Kathy Ramey
Gary Jorgensen
Judy Hesler
Dusty Rhoads
Christy Kramer
Russ McClatchy
Ramona Perlenfein
Norm Sterchele
Sue McQuillin
Paul West
Nancy Lee
Tom and Gay Mikelson
AWS Changes Baby Sitting Hours for Women Workers
AWS has set new return rules for women babysitters with a midnight deadline and four exceptions. Proctors, night girls, and sitters must be in by midnight except on Saturdays with 1 a.m. hours, when special hours apply, or when chaperoning campus events. Rates remain 45 cents base, 60 cents if child awake, and one dollar with housework. transport is provided by the employer.
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AWS
Martha Baker
Cornell to host summer science meeting for college teachers
Cornell University will hold a June 15 27 summer conference for 40 college physics and chemistry instructors focusing on radioisotopes and their uses. Donald Cohen of Argonne National Laboratory will lead sessions with lectures and labs, supported by a $15900 federal grant from a Senate appropriation.
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National Science Foundation
Cornell
Cecil F. Damn
Laws College
United States
Donald Cohen
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
Cam
Dam
Senate
Nuclear Corporation of America
Nuclear-Chicago Corporation
Nucleionic Corporation of America
Kalamazoo College
Mich
Cornell University
Ohio State University
Thomas Requests Purple Applications for 1960 Royal Purple
Applications are now being accepted for positions on the 1960 Royal Purple. Open posts include editor copy layout art and picture editors and business manager. Photographers should have press and developing experience. Submit by February 28 to Jim Thomas in the Royal Purple office South hall basement.
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Jim Thomas
Royal Purple
South Hall
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