College approves fee rise and loan policy changes
Next year's bill rises to 1577 with a 70 increase in tuition to 770 and a 10 cut in general fees to 90. Board climbs to 440 and room rent to 250. A new loan policy offers extra aid with 5 percent interest at graduation and 2 percent for graduate students.
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Royal Purple
Cornellian
AWS
Men’s_ Senate
KRNL
Student Council
Social Center Maintenance Fund
Charles M. Cochran
Cochran
Debaters Travel to Parsons Tomorrow for Repeat Win
Cornell debaters travel to Parsons tomorrow seeking a repeat win after a strong showing at Cor nell Jan 11. The squad of Eldon Miller Terry Teller Mike Smuthy Jean Zabel and Steve Tompkins faces four rounds with Central College in Pella while past results show a cross examination style used previously in Iowa .
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Cornell
Central College
Pella
Eldon Miller
Terry Teller
Mike Smuthy
Jean Zabel
Steve Tompkins
Dennis Kerns
Miller
Teller
Joe Greenlief
Central
Drake
Simpson
Iowa
Dubuque
State University of Iowa
Parsons
Wartburg
Twenty-Nine Men Pledge Social Groups Tuesday
Twenty nine men pledged social groups on Tuesday. The groups and their pledges include ATA with Jim Bloom Dennis Kerns Henry Kuska Jim Tate Raoul Middlemann AXE with Lee Chamberlain Bill Keck John Loefgren Chuck Pletke Dell with Tom Birsa Albert Carlson Don Douglass Jim Lynn Mike Mattoon Harlan Shields Jim Thomas Gamma with Bill Beckman Dick Bird Gary Clark Pete Coffeen Don Kracalik Grady Merriman Ken Slavik Ron Stavoe Milt with Ron Campbell Verne Schildroth Larry Stern Qwi with Ron Altenberg Fred Wright.
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Ata
Jim Bloom
Dennis Kerns
Henry Kuska
Jim Tate
Raoul Middlemann
Dell
Tom Birsa
Albert Carlson
Don Douglass
Jim Lynn
Mike Mattoon
Harlan Shields
Jim Thomas
Gamma
Bill Beckman
Dick Bird
Gary Clark
Pete Coffeen
Don Kracalik
Grady Merriman
Ken Slavik
Ron Stavoe
Poetry and Fiction Contest Tied to Contemporary Arts Symposium
The Contemporary Arts Symposium committee announces a poetry and fiction contest for Cornell student writers, with manuscripts due March 1 to Miss Isaacs. Winners are named in March brochures and programs, judged for cash prizes by the English department and reviewed by visiting editors. A writing workshop will be led by guest editors during the April 8 to 10 event.
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Elizabeth Isaacs
Anne Kish
Ward Lindly
Cornell
Isaacs
Minister to tour Russia in April speaks at chapel
Chicago pastor Rev. Virgil A. Kraft will address next Tuesday morning chapel on Russia Religion and Rebel Youth two months before a Soviet requested tour of Russia. He plans to begin April 22 visiting Moscow Leningrad Kharkov and Tashkent to present color slides and films on American life.
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Russia
Chicago
Virgil A. Kraft
Peoples’ Methodist Church
United States
Moscow
Leningrad
Khargov
Tashkent
Maria Schell Stars in The Last Bridge Foreign Film
International Critic Award winner The Last Bridge screens Wednesday night. Filmed in Yugoslavia it follows a young German doctor captured by Yugoslav partisans who must treat their wounded.
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Yugoslavia
Maria Schell
Chapel concert band previews spring program
The Assembly Merit Program presents a con cert by the Chapel concert band on February 13. Director Robert Cantrick calls it strictly pops with wide audience appeal and a preview of the April band concert featuring Sousa King Cotton Offenbach Orpheus Dixieland Basin Street Blues. Officers are President Larry Hutchins Vice President Phil Miller Secretary Treasurer Jerry Ringer and Social Chairs Hank Hiorns Kay Wardell.
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Assembly
Robert Cantrick
King Cotton
Sousa
Offenbach
Vincent Yeomans
Larry Hutchins
Phil Miller
Jerry Ringer
Hank Hiorns
Kay Wardell
Loveless Campuses Visit Stirs Iowa Tax Talk and Transition
Governor Herschel Loveless spoke at King Memorial Chapel and a Mount Vernon luncheon, urging personal income tax increases while opposing sales tax hikes. He noted Iowa’s shift from agriculture to industry, rural to urban migration, and called for reapportionment, with questions hinting at political crosswinds in the Republican stronghold.
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Mount Vernon
Herschel Loveless
King Memorial Chapel
Loveless
Lowsa
Iowa
Collrge
Four Split Billiard Honors: To Compete in Nat's Tourney
The National Intercollegiate Air-Mail Billiard Tournament NIABT will be held in the Social Center billiard room between February 10 and 22 with four Cornell winners competing. Donald G. Davison economics professor will referee. Cornell players finished top three in pocket billiards straight rail and three cushion events.
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Nat
Cornell
Social Center
Donald G. Davison
John Morton
Ralph Christoffersen
Jon Wisman
Christoffersen
Ingen Kang
Morton
Wisman
Kang
Christofferson
Charles C. Peterson
Sweetheart Swirl Week Prompts Cornell Women Pursuit
A long tradition at Cornell marks a week of pursuit ahead of Valentines Day as women across classes vie for date partners to attend the Sweetheart Swirl. Freshmen seek “neat guys” while sophomores balance past roles with shifting prospects amid campus social dynamics.
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Cornell
Lawrence
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Helen Hart
Cedar Falls
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
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Chapel
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William H. Nicholas
State of
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Ames
Marilyn Small
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