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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1940

Page

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Paul Leyssac to Lecture on New Hans Andersen at Cornell

Paul Leyssac will present the next Cornell artists and lecture course program on February 20 with a lecture titled Meet the New Hans Andersen based largely on his popular Andersen translations It follows acclaimed stage and concert appearances with Dame Marie Tempest Lillian Braithwaite Eva La Gal lienne Ann Neagle and Jessie Matthews and prior praise from John Mason Brown Hugh Walpole.

Paul Leyssac Cornell Hans Andersen Mr Leyssac Dame Marie Tempest Lillian Braithwaite Eva la Gallienne Ann Neagle Jessie Matthews Sorin The John Mason Brown Hugh Walpole Andersen Leyssac Jacques Jolas

Cornell Hosts Regional Conference of Colleges

Saturday opens the Regional Conference of Colleges and Junior College of Eastern Town at Cornell. The event is sponsored by the State Board of Educational Examiners chaired by Dr Russell EF Jonas Jr with S J McLaughlin directing local arrangements.

Conference of Colleges and Junior College of Eastern Town Cornell State Board of Educational Examiners Russell EF. Jonas Jr S. J McLaughlin

Cole Attends Fred Sargent Funeral Tuesday

Dr Frank Cole attended the funeral services for Fred W. Sargent in Evanston Illinois. Sargent a railroad official town farm owner and Chicago civic leader died in Evanston hospital after a month illness. He retired as president of the Chicago Northwestern railroad in May after fourteen years in that post.

Frank Cole Fred W. Sargent Cornell Evanston Illinois Sargent Chicago Evanston Hospital Chicago Northwestern Railroad Mount Vernon

Macbeth Racket Record at Cornell Little Theatre

Johnson reviews Macbeth as a tragic tale of ambition and murder. Professor Albert Johnson praises Shakespeare’s language while outlining Macbeth’s rise to power through crime, wife aiding, and eventual downfall led by Macduff. Curtain tonight at 8.15.

Cornell Little Theatre Shakespeare Macbeth Little Theatre Corneill Albert Johnson Guy Duncan Scotland Ross Duncan

Hutcheson visits Juilliard linked Conservatory tour

Juilliard School of Music president Hutcheson toured Cornell Conservatory of Music in New York City as part of a nationwide visit. He observed vocal piano organ and wind solos by students and praised their musical approach after sessions on Wednesday and Thursday. He attended a faculty tea and a hotel dinner with hosts including Dr Mac Gregor and wives.

Henest Hutcheson Juilliard School of Music New York City Chicago Symphony Orchestra Hutcheson Juilliard Cornell Conservatory of Music Conservatory Armstrong Hall MacGregor Florentine Hotel Roosevelt Flutcheson

Three Day Campus Lectures by Major Crim on Defense

Major I. 2 Crim, commanding officer of the U S Army ordnance depot at Savanna Illinois, speaks on national defense to the student body next Tuesday. He appears in chapel, in 2–3 classes, and at the International Club with the topic Planning America's Defense.

Enrollment Decline Hits Cornell Art Courses

Marybelle Mason reports Cornell's art classes see unusually low male enrollment with the Art Theory of Color class now lacking any men. Four new mid term students raise overall college enrollment to 598 after earlier declines.

Change Date of Gridiron Banquet

Due to calendar conflicts the Gridiron Banquet is moved to February 28 from February 21. The journalism committee works on data to adjust the darker Cornel life aspects and a created espionage system will reveal scandalous faculty and administration attitudes to the public at this notable event.

Dayton Man Will Do Personnel Work Here

Frank D Slutz a Dayton Ohio personnel counselor spoke in chapel on An Inside Job and will lecture and consult on personal vocational and religious problems all weekend at the campus sponsoring by the C C A with aid from Men's Senate and the college He will meet with the CA cabinet senior class and dormitory counselors and offer student interviews He outlined five features of an up to date person emphasizing inner processes and a worthy cause.

Frank JD Slutz Dayton Ohio Slutz C.C.A Men's Senate College C. A. Cabinet Frank D. Slutz

Fresh and Varsity Debate Squads On Three Trips

Freshmen and varsity debate teams are active this season. The freshman squad traveled to Maquoketa to argue strict neutrality with Maquoketa junior college. Participants included Robert Fell Bill Holch Ed Bechmid and Jon Reher.

Maquoketa Maquoketa Junior College Robert Fell Bill Holch Ed Bechmid Jon Reher

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