Comic Opera at Cornell Wesleyan Game Ends 35 to 18
A humorous comic opera style basketball report describes Cornell Wesleyan clash. Wahl leads scoring with six baskets before Howard exits. Final box score lists Helberg Grant and Gabeline among scorers. referee Hedges of Dartmouth officiates.
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Wahl
Cornell
Cornell-Wesleyan
Hedges
Iowa Wesleyan
Sherm
Wesleyan
Wesleyanites
Cornell Wesleyan
Helberg
R. F. Grant Howard L. F. Gabeline
Allanson
C. Campbell Terral
R .G. Barnett
Hinkley
L. G. Wahl
Alanson
Terral
Smyth
Grant
Gabeline
Campbell
Grigsby
Terrall
Dartmouth
Bowman Hall Waiters Parade Hair Changes At Cornell
Five hash slingers from the girls hotel at Bowman Hall appeared with shaved heads and long ears. Social engagements were canceled as four of Cornell's fairest protested, while one admitted she did not care about hair. A reporter viewed a list showing daily fuzz growth averaging one eighth of an inch over five days.
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Bowman Hall
Cornell
Bertram
Warren Anderson Advances In Oratorical Finals
Warren Anderson of Cornell earned a place among the top four at the eastern preliminaries in Oskaloosa to advance to the state oratorical contest at Cornell on March 5. The eight schools from two preliminaries advance, with Dexter Penn and Bloomquist Iowa Wesleyan among the other qualifiers. The western preliminaries at Ames also named Morningside Des Moines Simpson and Ames as representatives.
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Warren Anderson
Oskaloosa
Anderson
Bloomquist
Iowa
Weslayan
Dexter
Penn
James
Coe
February Colonial Party at College Gymnasium Saturday Evening
The annual all college Colonial Party will be held February 20 at 7 30 in the college gym. The Girls Glee Club will perform as the colonial belles with the Seven Colonial Bells previously sung at the Majestic. The event aims to immerse attendees in colonial spirit with period costumes and dances like the Virginia Reel.
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Majestic
Girl’s Glee Club
George
Bishop Henderson closes meetings at Cornell series
Cornell hosts Bishop Henderson in a week of chapel talks and services aimed at inspiring active Christian life-work. The bishop, a noted Phi Beta Kappa and athlete, delivered thoughtful messages without hype, ending with a consecration service and many attendees pledging commitment.
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Bishop Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Phi Betta Kappa
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Prominent Short Story Writer Speaks on Craft
Clarice Nissley reports Laura Hinkley delivering a lecture on analyzing the short story before a class and visitors. She stressed plot origin, setting, point of view, emotional tone, and the need to interpret nature rather than copy it, citing examples from her stories Tru cia and the Quest of Youth and The Femininty of Billy French.
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Poe
Trucia
Trucia and the Quest of Youth,” Miss Hinkley
Miss Hinkley
Billy French
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