Beloit Five Seek Win From Purple In Midwest Game
Beloit Blue Devils travel to Mount Vernon for a Midwest conference clash with Carleton. Coach Saalwaechter plans to push reserves early if the margin grows, with several guards still battling for starting posts.
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Dean
Mat Squad Faces Tutor Team Today
Corwell wrestling team meets State Teachers grapplers at the gym nasium in a stiff meet. D'ck Barker reports a near full strength lineup with Jones sidelined by a cold. Harold Morris may fill in for Jones. Next contest is the state meet at Iowa City March 19 and 20. Barker plans to take a squad to that meet and arrange another premeet.
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Tope
Oklahoma University
Des Moines
D'ck Barker
Jones
Harold Morris
Iowa City
Barker
W A A Valentine Party Promises Fun And Prizes
Cupid will reign in the gym tomorrow from 3 to 5 pm as the W A A hosts a Valentine party. All college girls are invited to attend bring 15 cents and a Valentine to aid Cupid in mending broken hearts. The event replaces the February W A A meeting with games prizes and unusual stunts.
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Track Aspirants Hold Indoor Relay Tryouts
Preliminary tryouts for relay teams wearing the Purple at the Urbana Illinois indoor relays February 27 will be held this afternoon. If weather permits the trials will be on the Ash Park track. if not, races may be moved to the indoor Iowa City track. Cornell has entered the mile relay the two mile and the medley relays at Illinois. The Saturday tryouts will not be final but will help Coach Saalwaechter assess his men.
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Cornell Plans Nine Weeks or Shorter Summer School
Professor George R. Tyson outlines courses for the 1926 Cornell summer school in education history political science economics sociology and English. He may extend nine weeks or follow last year’s plan with six weeks of two courses and daily three hour classes then a final three week period with one course. Lecturers include Littell Peterson and Lane with Tyson directing.
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Littell
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Lane
Signs As Cues Of Life By A R Grant
Raymond Grant aged 19 discussed signs as life cues in a Thursday talk titled Signs. He urged youth to think creatively and warned against the danger of quotation marks and the period as borrowed knowledge. He spoke on the dollar sign and urged giving back to God. the Cross sign posed the challenge demanding real action.
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Raymond Grant
President Updegraff Tours Des Moines and Oelwein
President Harlan Updegraff addressed a joint district conference of the M E church at Oelwein yesterday. He then traveled to Des Moines on college business and will return to Mt Vernon tomorrow or Sunday.
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Oelwein
Fir Des Moines
Knoxville
Mt Vernon
Cornell reports second semester enrollment at 637 students
Cornell registrar Dr. W. S. Ebersole announces a 637 student total for the second semester, with late enrollees and special students not yet counted. Eight new students enroll as freshmen, three as sophomores, one as a special student, while seven former Cornellians return, including one freshman and two juniors among them.
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W. S. Ebersole
Next Radio Night Show to Feature Conservatory Faculty
Cornell Radio Night returns Monday March 18 on station WISUI Iowa City. Conservatory of Music faculty plus Miss Rose Evelyn Baker of the expression department will perform. Ole Allanson notes good weather and no static, promising a program as satisfying as the National Cornell Night from November 28. Further details to follow.
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Iowa City
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Students Contribute to Near East Relief Campaign
Students and faculty raised 185.14 in chapel for Near East Relief with more gifts expected, possibly reaching 200.00. Financial officer J. E. Todd praised the effort and noted his Near East experience and ties to Robert College in Constantinople.
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Leaders Selected for Colonial Ball
Margaret Barker and Charles Barker named to lead the Grand March at the Colonial Ball on February 20 following a chapel election. Seven couples will march next in line, with further teams chosen by a senior committee and rehearsals to be announced.
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Chick” Barker
Margaret Barker
Charles Barker
Helen Hunt
Kenneth Truckenmiller
Agines Flostrum
Claude Beeck
Alice Tippet
Arthur Hackett
Elizabeth Soper
Walter Gray
Myrna Cole
Martin Munson
Hazel Keefer
George Barbour
Aleen Schermerhorn
Robert Bell
Is cosmetics a campus beauty question debated by the coeds
A Cornell campus psychology class sparks a wide debate on whether girls should use cosmetics. Men split on preference, some opposing makeup while others accept it. A campus vote will decide, with provocative bets and rumored speakers.
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Mary Garden
Cornellian
Sculptor Borglum Lectures Tonight on Art and Life
Gutzon Borglum, renowned sculptor, speaks on Art and Life at Cornell tonight in the chapel auditorium at 8:00 p m. The lecture, fourth in the series, highlights Borglum’s European training, Stone Mountain fame, wartime aviation work, and writings. Admission 75 cents.
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America
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Mount Vernon
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England
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Georgia
Washington
Roosevelt
Wilson
Aircraft Department
Drama class to stage Everyman in Cornell chapel
A drama class will produce the old English religious play Everyman with Pearl Atherton cast as Everyman. Professor Tull directs and the class will handle coaching and directing to prepare for high school productions in the Cornell chapel setting.
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Everyman
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Middle West
Cornell Chapel
Pearl Atherton
Music Students Club Chooses Corner Clef Club Name
At the first meeting of the new semester the Music Students Club promoted freshmen to active membership, bringing total active members to 30. A new name Corner Clef Club was selected while the issue of including non majors in conservatory training remained unresolved as the club seeks student input.
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