Cornell to Meet Strong Wisconsin Wrestlers Saturday
Cornell wrestling faces a tough test against Wisconsin here Saturday in a meet billed for thrills. The Badgers, who beat Iowa earlier, bring a lineup with Ed Die Gray favored at 115 pounds and Winebrenner at 185. Dalton or McGrath contest 145, Appleton drops to 158 to face a top-rated opponent, while Wilson and Midkiff meet Wisconsin 175 and heavyweight foes respectively.
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University of Wisconsin
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
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Eddie Gray
Harry Jones
Winebrenner
Dalton
McGrath
Bingaman
Appleton
Wilson
Midkiff
Cedar Rapids preacher assails newspapers over lawlessness claims
Rev. Dr. W. L. Erving of St. Pauls Methodist in Cedar Rapids denounces front pages of a Chicago newspaper as incubators of lawlessness. He accuses liquor interests of funding propaganda to undermine prohibition and calls youth to defend federal law and Lincoln’s legacy. He urges truthful reporting and apologies for misquotes.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ewing
America
Abraham
Lincoln
New York
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Students of America
Dr. Ewing
Epworth League Plans College Service With Students in Charge
High school students will lead the College Epworth League service Sunday evening. The congregation recalls last year’s enjoyable program and anticipates another fine meeting led by the youths.
Runners Preview Iowa City Indoor Trials for Illinois Relay
Eight candidates for the one mile relay team for the tenth annual Illinois relay carnival at the University of Illinois on February 26 are training at Iowa City. In last Tuesday’s trials the Purple posted fast early season quarter mile times with Deemer Tennant and Hurlburt showing standout form.
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Illinois
University of Illinois
Iowa City
Deemer
Tennant
Hurlburt
Babcock
Macauley
Tallman
Corlette
Wray
Deanmen to Clash with Beloit Tonite
Deanmen travel to Wisconsin for a Beloit showdown on Beloit’s floor tonight in a five game stretch toward the conference title. The Purple five return home tomorrow to prepare for Lawrence on Alumni Gym Monday. Beloit, stuck in the cellar, boasts new defender Anderson and strong guard play from Vondolah and Johnson.
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Beloit
Blue Devil
Vikings
Lawrence
Blue Devils
Purple Five
Anderson
Garrigan
Fitzgerald
Balch
Vondolah
Johnson
Lew Hord
McCullen
Muilenberg
Dickoff
Raymond
Briese
Heideman
Appleton
Grove
Sund
Clark
Registration for Second Semester Enrollment Drops Slightly
Enrollment to date shows 569 students registered for the second semester. The breakdown lists 310 women and 259 men with freshmen leading at 233 total, including 122 women and 111 men. Sophomores total 154, juniors 83, and seniors 86, with post graduate and special students bringing the total near six fewer than the first semester.
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Elizabeth Benesh
Dramatic Artist Ruth Draper to Open Recital in Course
The fourth program features Ruth Draper performing original character sketches next Thursday February 17. Norwegian soprano Eide Norena with the Chicago Civic Opera Company appears March 2. The sixth course finale on March 12 features historian Philip Guedalia discussing Three Fathers of the American Revolution.
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Ruth Draper
Mms
Eide Norena
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Philip Guedaila
Lincoln biography completed by 86 year old Hart
Colonel Franklin W. Hart 86, Huntington Park, California, has finished The Life of Abraham Lincoln, now serialized in the Huntington Park Sun. William Lusk lauds the work as first rank Lincoln literature, praising Hart’s lifelong devotion and constructive labor at age eighty six.
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the Sun
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Hart
Abe
Intercollegiate hop planned after Coe Cornell game
A joint Coe Cornell committee led by Verne Panghorn and F Hopkins Kleibauer announced a student hop after the Coe versus Cornell game at Danceland Cedar Rapids on Friday March 4. Clark's orchestra will play and Danceland management pledges full support to ensure a successful event. The organizers aim for a large Cornell turnout and hope this becomes the first in a series of such dances.
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Cornell
Danceland
Cedar Rapids
Coe-Cornell
Verne Panghorn
Hopkins Kleibauer
Clark
Minor added to B. A. requirements changes noted
The faculty council established recognition of a minor as 12 semester hours in any department within B A degree. The class of 1928 will be first required to present both major and minor. The minor offers a convenient way to show broader training, aiding teachers who teach subjects beyond their major.
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W. S. Ebersole
Ebersole
Korean Missionary Speaks At Y Meeting
Rev. Dr. Frank Cunningham, missionary near Chinju Korea, spoke to the Y W C A on Wednesday. An Australian by birth, he traced Korea’s geography and history, outlined present day problems, and argued that Christianity offers a needed new religion for the east’s emerging nations.
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Chinju
Korea
Cunningham
Australia
Australian Presbyterian Church
China
Japan
East
Villard to Lecture on Government and The Press
Oswald Garrison Villard editor of The Nation will lecture on The Government and The Press at 6 40 p m Saturday in the chapel auditorium Liberal club will charge 35 cents admission to cover expenses Villard is on a Midwest campus tour and will also speak at the University of Iowa luncheon before heading to Oberlin He recently debated immigration policy with Professor Henry Pratt Fairchild in Chicago.
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Liberal Club
Oswald Garrison’ Villard
Villard
the Nation
Midwest
University of Iowa
Oberlin
Henry Pratt Fairchild
Chicago Forum
Erlanger Theatre
United States
America
Oratorio Society to Sing Olaf Trygvason at May Festival
The Cornell Oratorio Society directed by Harold W. Baltz prepares Grieg's Olaf Trygvason to be sung at the May Music Festival concluding program on May 14 in the chapel auditorium. The piece, Nordic in tone, features vivid color and dramatic climaxes with Chicago Symphony Orchestra providing orchestral accompaniment.
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Oratorio Society
Olaf Trygvason
Cornell Oratorio Society
Harold W. Baltz
Edvard Grieg
Chapel
Grieg
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Ruth Pinkerton Recital Tonight at Chapel Auditorium
Ruth Pinkerton, voice instructor, presents a program this evening at 8 in the chapel auditorium. She will sing songs in French English Russian and German plus a Negro spiritual. The program includes Handel arie Care Selve and Poulenc Le Bestiaire among varied selections.
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Handel
Poulenc
Glee Club To Sing At Ministerial Meeting
The Cornell women's glee club will perform a short program before the joint meeting of the Davenport and Cedar Rapids districts of the Upper Iowa Conference of the Methodist church. The event is set for Wednesday evening February 16 at Trinity Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids.
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Cornell Women’s Glee Club
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowa
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