Women in Newspaper Work at Cornell Tea Event
Genevieve Forbes of the Chicago Tribune will speak on Women in Newspaper Work at a W S S G A tea in the Home Economics rooms Monday at 4 PM. She holds a BA from Northwestern and a Chicago MA, has served as assistant exchange editor and literary editor, and sparked a congressional inquiry through Elllis Island reporting.
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Genevieve Forbes
Chicago Tribune
Miss Forbes
Northwestern University
Chicago
Tribune
The
Ellis Island
Himstead
Forbes
Cornell
Ornerl Deans Attend Big Meet
Miss Ruth E Reed and Miss Gertrude Madison attend the annual convention of the National Association of Deans of Women at Chicago Friday and Saturday. Cornell delegates also attend the preceding conference of bureau of occupations and vocational representatives with major discussions on liberal arts vocations scholarship and extracurricular regulation.
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Ruth E. Reed
Gertrude Madison
National Association of Deans of Women of Universities and Colleges
Chicago
National Committee of Bureaus of Occupations
Cornell
Liberal Arts
Women’s College
College of Liberal Arts
Bureau of Occupations
Radio Station Open to Visitors in Science Hall
The radio station in Science hall will be open to visitors on Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights from 7 30 to 9 30 each week. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested to come on these nights.
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Science Hall
My Life Philosophy Discussion Topic at Kyle House
Professor Slaght will lead Sunday morning discussion on My Philosophy of Life at Kyle House. Leslie Yaw will speak next Sunday on the students movement for student government. Meetings start at nine in the men’s rooming houses and are well attended.
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Professor Slaght
Kyle House
Slaght
Leslie Yaw
Cornell Student Hearing Social Worker Sara Brown Monday
Cornell students will hear Sara A. Brown, national social worker, speak Monday at 6 40 pm in the lower chapel. She will discuss By-products and Economic Conditions in Terms of Neglected Children as Shown in Studies of the National Child Labor Committee.
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Cornell
Lower Chapel
Sara A. Brown
Miss Brown
National Child Labor Committee
University of Chicago
United Charities of Chicago
Calumet
Lansing
Michigan
Social Service Bureau
Brown
Tennessee
Appalachia
Kentucky
Kentucky Children’s Code Commission
Nominees Named in Y W C A Officers Election
The Y W C A has selected candidates for next year. Voting will occur at the upcoming meeting on Thursday night. Nominations include President Darlene Barker and Gladys Sherk. Vice-presidents Mildred Gail and Ruth Heald. Secretary Ruth Horner and Catharine Musselman. Treasurer Lenore Seydel and Saralou Jordan. Undergraduate field representative Alice Eddy.
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Y. W
Darlene Barker
Gladys Sherk
Mildred Gail
Ruth Heald
Ruth Horner
Catharine Musselman
Lenore Seydel
Saralou Jordan
Alice Eddy
Odds Win Tight War Over Evens 37 36
In a neck and neck Wednesday basketball game the Odds defeated the Evens 37 to 36 securing their first series defeat for the Evens. The lead changed hands frequently with a last second basket sealing the win for the Odds as Kuster Cates and Johnson starred.
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Evens
Kuster
Cates
Johnson
Last Lap of Class Struggle Begins in Interclass Tournament
The third and final series opens this afternoon as juniors and freshmen vie for the lead while sophomores gain. Freshmen team B joins the race, featuring Smith White Fordyce and Dyckman, tied with second year men at 5 00 percent. Juniors clash with sub-freshmen as seniors face the new squad. schedule appears in the next issue.
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Smith
White
Fordyce
Dyckman
Coe Basketball Climaxes Season With Mt Vernon Return
Carrithers’ team travels to Mt Vernon for the final Coe game of the season at seven o clock Wednesday. Crimson backers seek revenge after an earlier loss to Finger’s squad. Last year marked a perfect two for two over Coe, a feat uncertain to repeat but a strong expectation for a good contest.
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Carrithers
Cedar River
Mt. Vernon
Coe
Crimson
Finger
Cornell
Iowa Students to Get Columbia Fund
Thirty graduate fellowships open to native born Iowans and Iowa college graduates, set by the New York courts on Mrs. Lydia C. Chamberlain’s will. Each holder receives $750 yearly for tuition and living costs, plus a one time travel allowance to New York. Applicants must be Caucasian Iowans, with eligibility extending to 1922 or earlier graduates. Columbia University will begin accepting applications for the next year.
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Iowa
New York City
Columbia University
Cornell Tourney Sees 22 Schools Enrolled In High School Event
Entries for the Cornell basketball tournament reach within two points of the quota with twenty two teams sending eligibility lists. Notables include Hampton Washington Grant Vocational and Mt. Vernon high schools. Arlo Sanderson coaches the locals as two hundred high schoolers prepare for entertainment events under Bill Ensign.
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Cornell Basket
Red” Cole
Hampton
Washington
Grant Vocational
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Arlo Sanderson
Cornell
Bill” Ensign
Lawrence Cornell
Roman Literary Society
Finger's Basket Squad Wins Twice in Close Tests
Coach Fingers quintet added two victories to the week’s tally defeating Morningside College 20 to 11 and Simpson 29 to 23. Paulson and Weisley led the Purple as Cornell pressed late to break from danger zone in a neck and neck first half.
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Simpson
Morningside
Fingers Basket
Morningside College Five
Purple
Sherm
Cornell-Morningside
Cornell
Paulson
Cornellians
Weisley
Palestine lecture by Dr Stephen H Bush at chapel
Dr Stephen H Bush head of Romance languages at Iowa University will give an illustrated lecture on Palestine in the chapel auditorium at 7 30 Sunday evening. He has toured the Holy Land and will share first hand information using slides from the American colony in Jerusalem. No admission charge and college students urged to attend.
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Stephen H. Bush
Department of
Iowa University
Palestine
Bush
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Herrick
Keeler
Methodist Church
SPECIAL PROGRAM AT Y JOINT ENJOYED BY LARGE COMPANY
The joint Y M and Y W program Thursday evening drew a large chapel crowd. Lee DuBridge of the Y M C A chaired. Chris Jensen spoke on campus Christian responsibility. The sophomore mixed quartet sang. The freshmen presented The Interrupted Proposal, a one act play, with a cast led by Dorothy Hawkins and Arthur Hackett.
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Y. M
Y. W
Lee DuBridge
Chris Jensen
Gilbert Henning
Alice Heald
Catherine Musselman
Myron Hartley
Mrs. Stone
Dorothy Hawkins
Stone
Eadede Lewis McKee
Helen Stone
Cleone Harker
Tracy
Arthur W. Hackett
Howard
Arthur E. Lowell
Betty
Mildred Walker
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Ornell Deans
Cornell Grad
Boo
Krogh Kuster
Slehen
Hardman Hauck
Pivscartss
Mohn Wagamen
Goose
Schlue Johnson
Peeks
Rue Wilson
Morris
Center Clark
Turner
Odds
Bryson
Elfrink
FROSH
COE Basket Battle
Columbia
Tull
Longueil
Miss Smedley
Miss Mills
College Teachers of English
Iowa City
DR. Bush
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