Hedges Announces Faster Start For Ebersole Health Center
Cornell college officials announce work on the Ebersole Student Health Center will begin as early as spring, with plans by architect Howard R. Green Co. of Cedar Rapids. The 80 by 50 foot building costs about 100000 dollars and will be funded by the Ebersole Memorial Foundation. The North of the health cottage site is under consideration, with the cottage kept for nurse housing. The Ebersole family endowed roughly 300000 dollars for the foundation. Francis and William Ebersole had long ties to the college. The center follows last fall’s completion of a 500000 dollar Field House from Centennial funds.
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Ebersole
Charles Hedges
Cornell College
Howard R. Green Co
Cedar Rapids
Hedges
William S
Francis
William
Cornell
John Hopkins
Mt. Vernon
Coles Headed South on Florida Vacation
President and Mrs. Russell D. Cole departed late last week for a Florida vacation. they plan to be away four to six weeks. They are joined by their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rega and the Regas two children. Dean Karl Hartzell serves as administrative coordinator during the president's absence.
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Russell D. Cole
Florida
Coles
P. J. Rega
Rega
Dean Karl Hartzell
President Cole
Debaters Stromer Travel To Central For Saturday Meet
The Cornell debaters head to Central College in Pella for a three round intercollegiate meet on Saturday. The question asks whether the United States should adopt a policy of free trade with affirmative arguing moral obligations and negatives disputing workability. Representing Cornell are Tommy Stanley and Jerry Kline on the negative and Blair Benjamin and Bob Kemper on the affirmative, guided by coach Dr. Walter Stromer.
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Cornell
Central College
Pella
United States
Tommy Stanley
Jerry Kline
Blair Benjamin
Bob Kemper
Walter Stromer
Evenson’s Art Represented in Midwest Exhibition
James L. Evenson, assistant professor of art, will have two works in the Midwest Third Biennial Exhibition at the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha Neb. from February 18 to March 28. The jury selected River scene and Winter Woods from Midwest entries. Evenson studied at Grinnell College and the University of Iowa before joining Cornell.
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James L. Evenson
Joslyn Art Museum
Omaha
Nebr
Midwest
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Mississippi River
Wisconsin Bluffs
Winter
The
Woods
Iowa City
Evenson
Grinnell College
University of Iowa
Cornell
Five Cornellians Win 53-54 National Meth. Scholarships
Five Cornell students received National Methodist scholarships for the 1953-54 year, announced by James M. Macaulay, director of admissions. Recipients include Gwendolyn Young and Elizabeth Seydel, both freshmen, and Ronald Ball, Elizabeth Ann Doland, and Joan Bell, all freshmen, with criteria including a 2.0 GPA, church membership, and leadership in Christian activities.
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National Methodist
Cornell
James M. Macaulay
Gwendolyn Young
Monmouth
Ill
Elizabeth Seydel
Fort Dodge
Ronald Ball
Ottawa
Elizabeth Ann Doland
Dwight, IL
Joan Bell
Britt
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
King of Hearts Nomination Opens for Sweetheart Swirl
Nominations are open for Cornell students to pick four finalists for the King of Hearts at the Sweetheart Swirl. Voting is scheduled for Feb. 19 in Main Hall, with the crowned winner to receive a Bauman’s gift and honors at the A.W.S. sponsored dance.
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A.W.S
Cornell
King of Hearts
Bauman
West Will Journey East On Summer Europe Trip
Wilbur West, Cornell art department director, announces a 54 day European tour June 24 to August 17 covering six countries. About 25 travelers depart Montreal aboard the S S Columbia June 24, visiting England Holland Germany Switzerland Italy and France with a return voyage August 8. Joyce Koym, a former Cornellian, acts as chaperone and eligibility extends to Cornellians and townspeople.
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Wilbur West
Cornell Art Department
S.S. Columbia
Montreal
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Columbia
Joyce Koym
Roggensack Takes Leave Over Father’s Illness
Miss Delinda Roggensack will be on leave for the first nine weeks of the term due to her father's illness. Her classes will be run by substitute teachers during her absence.
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Roggensack
Delinda Roggensack
Miss Roggensack
KRNL Returns To Airwaves After Redecorating
KRNL resumed campus broadcasts Wednesday after a 20 week hiatus for semester tests and room redecorating. Dr. Walter Stromer said more than 40 dollars funded the makeover with blue walls and tan furniture. Volunteers Tom Wharton Ken Stair Bill Leschensky Fran Livermore did the painting. Stair and Jim Melcher installed a new antenna expanding signal reach around Mt. Vernon. New programs include Bob Kemper and Bill Kilgore hosting Sunday meditations 9 to 9 30 am and Cornell co eds airing After Hours Sundays 10 to 11 pm.
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KRNL
Walter Stromer
the College
Tom Wharton
Ken Stair
Bill Leschensky
Fran Livermore
Doug Hieber Wins Toppy Tull Award in Chapel
Water loo junior Doug Hieber received the annual Toppy Tull Award from Dr. Clyde Tull. He won $150 plus $75 travel to New York for a week of backstage visits to TV radio stage shows and tours of the Herald Tribune plant and Columbia University. Hieber is art editor of the Royal Purple and co chair of the 1954 Campus Chest drive.
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Doug Hieber
Waterloo
Kathy Lewis
The
Royal Purple
Religion in Life Week Rescheduled to March 24–26
Dr. Miron Morrill announces new dates for Religion in Life Week shifting from March 3–5 to March 24–26. Feature speaker Dr. Marcus Bach of the State University of Iowa will attend with Morrill and student chairman Gary Holthaus to finalize plans in Iowa City.
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Religion In Life
Miron A. Morrill
Marcus Bach
State University of Iowa School of Religion
Morrill
Gary Holthaus
Iowa City
Week of campus events and activities listed
A dense schedule lists sports, parties, chapel services, and club meetings from February 12 to 19. Cornell hosts basketball vs Monmouth, swimming with Knox, Dephi party, various fireside and chapel programs, Mortar Board film night, and several club and fellowship events across campus venues.
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Cornell
Monmouth
Knox
Dephi
Scott Libbey
William Colson
Chicago Theological Seminary
Little Theatre
Dean Mason Ladd
S.U.S. Law School
South Hall
Proxy Love Hits Interest Lack
Sally Fletcher reports on Cornell student government structure and aims to raise awareness among students. The article details council makeup, roles of AWS and Men's Senate, advisory deans, and group councils handling pledging and discipline. The next Community Conference meeting is set for Monday Feb 22.
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Roger Love
Cornell
Roger
A.W.S
Hartzell, Fisher
Meade
Art Students Present Gigi as Next Foreign Film
The Art Students league will screen the French film Gigi as the next foreign offering. The show is set for Wednesday February 17 at 8 15 p m in the Little Theatre, Armstrong Hall, with Tall Tales as the co feature.
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Gigi
Art Students League
Little Theatre
Armstrong Hall
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