Cornell honors list includes 69 students on first semester roll
Sixty nine Cornell students appear on the first semester honor roll with 15 receiving High Honors, 44 Honors and 10 with Highest Honors. Names span freshmen to seniors and require 12 credits with minimum 3.00 average for Highest Honors.
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Cornell
Verl Dunn
Robert Hadsell
Jeanne Jordan
Dixie Lee Krantz
Charles McKinley
Julia Thompson
Max Wiegerhof
Janet Wright
Arthur Nienhuis
T. Wentworth Sliter
John Bohstedt
Gail Meyer
Christy Mickey
Bruno Schmidt
Clayton Berry
Edward Gibbs
Howard Happ
John Klaus
Lorna Krinke
John Shillinglaw
Kent Willis
Barbara Anderson
Wanda Ashdown
Margaret Barr
Carole Baskerville
James Burt
Larry Dorr
Dorothy Drolen
Dorothy Dutton
William Hayden
Gayle Thom
R. Larry Anderson
Carla Folkers
James Hurst
Susan Karant
Karilyn Kirlin
Carolyn Memler
Mary Munch
Elizabeth Mather
James Samuelson
Glenda Sibirsky
Rebecca Sproat
Daniel Steffenson
George Strawn
Jean Tucker
James Becker
Leland Bowie
Elizabeth Brubaker
Duane Clute
Sally Cook
Ingrid Dorth
Linda Halquist
Philip Hinson
William McConnell
Ramona Perlentein
Roger Place
Erma Teising
James Wotring
Campus Chest Week kicks off with events and auction
Campus Chest Week begins Tuesday February 21 with solicitors visiting dorms and a series of events planned. On Thursday February 23 Irving Stolberg of World University Service will speak in Chapel followed by an auction run by Mel Berna. The Strands screening Hanna b with a 60 cent admission and a 1 43 run time.MARY Bowman outlines a Nigeria work camp proposal funded by Campus Chest with about 400 dollars needed for one Cornell student to travel and work this summer. The Associated Women Students and Men’s Senate may contribute with governance bodies selecting the recipient to avoid a popularity contest.
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Campus Chest Committee
Irving Stolberg
World University Service In
Chicago
Mel Berna
Hannibal
Strand
Mary Bowman
Cornell
Nigeria
Associated Women
Men’s Senate
Goes To Class Meeting Feb 28
The new Student Council Constitution will be ready for ratification in class meetings on Feb 28. The Constitutional Revisions committee, chaired by Mary Bowman, includes Kathy Ramey Jim Hurst and Brian Wendt. They aim to modernize a 1948 document deemed outdated and ineffective.
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Mary Bowman
Kathy Ramey
Jim Hurst
Brian Wendt
Winston Yates
Miss Bowman
Race Concept Discussed at Affairs Club
The Public Affairs Committee on Race Relations met in Armstrong Hall on February 9. Professors Edwin Pray and Richard Reichard led lectures on the biological and sociological aspects of race, exploring gene pools, classification, and social dynamics in a historical context.
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Armstrong Hall
Edwin Pray
Richard Reichard
Pray
Contemp Arts Symposium Planned at Cornell in April
A committee led by Wilbur West organizes the Contemporary Arts Symposium to be held at Cornell on April 5 6 and 7. Noted figures will discuss art music literature drama and dance with participants including Karl Shapiro and Robert Hartung for literature and drama Louise Kloepper for dance Thomas S Tibbs for art and Philip Bezanson for music.
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Cornell
Wilbur West
Karl Shapiro
Prairie Schooner
Robert Hartung
Lowan
Hartung
Yale Drama School
Louise Kloepper
U. of Wisconsin
Miss Kloepper
Thomas S. Tibbs
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
New York
Philip Bezanson
SUI
History of race relations in the United States outlines three themes
The text traces three guiding ideas from Nat Turner’s slave revolt to modern NAACP actions. It highlights interracial cooperation shown by abolitionists like John Brown and groups such as NAACP and CORE. It notes main devices of discrimination as force, semi legal measures, derision, and insult.
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Nat Turner
South
NAACP
John Brown
CORE
Foster Attends German American Relations Conference
Prof Charles Foster a political science scholar attends a Washington D C conference on German American relations this weekend with academic and political leaders. He left Wednesday and will return Sunday. During the semester break Foster was in Washington for President John F Kennedy's inauguration.
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Charles Foster
Washington D.C
Foster
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Beckhelm authored feature on P. T. W. in music journal
Cornell Conservatory of Music director Paul Beckhelm writes in the American Music Teacher about the Private Teachers Workshop a program of the Music Teachers National Association Beckhelm serves as national chairman of the workshop and its activities within the association.
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Beckhelm
Paul Beckhelm
Cornell Conservatory of Music
American Music Teacher
Music Teachers National Association
National Association
King Retires in June After Long Cornell Career
Albion Roy King, professor of ethics and religion at Cornell, retires in June after a tenure starting in 1932. He served as dean of men 1932 to 1949 and taught in the philosophy and religion department, being its sole professor until 1944. He travels, writes, and lecturing remains likely.
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Albion Roy King
Ethics
Cornell
King
Kansas
Southwestern College
West Virginia Wesleyan College
New England
U. of Southern California
School of Philosophy
Boston University
U of Strasbourg
France
Yale University School of Alcohol Studies
Europe
Middle East
Karnak
Palmyra
Petra
Babylon
Jericho
Meggido
Qumran
Howard W Troyer
German Consul General Motz to Speak on World Tensions
Gunter Motz German Consul General will address Tuesday chapel on Germany in a troubled world. He will meet German classes after the talk. Motz in 1935 Rhodes Scholar and part of the championship rowing team that beat Cambridge in 1936.
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Gunter Motz
Germany
Motz
Cambridge
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Bowman
AWS
Student Council
Men's Senate
All College Social Committee
Social Center Activities Council
Reichard
David Bar-Ilan
Mildred Miller
Metropolitan Opera
Alcohol
Christian ‘Century
Religion In Life
Journal of Bible and Religion
Personalist
Albion R. King
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