Kirwin To Lead Mates Against Coe Here Friday
Friday at 7 pm in the Alumni gymnasium marks the last home game of the cage season. Cornell’s veteran squad meets a young, spirited Coe quintet in what promises to be a hard fought local clash. Coe has had a rough season but recently defeated Hamline, adding uncertainty to the outcome.
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Alumni
Finger
Kohawks
Cornell
Paulson
Kirwin
Coe
Carruthers
Hamline
St. Paul
Correll
Scholarships Offered for Glouchester Little Theatre Summer
The Glouchester School of the Little Theatre in Glouchester Massachusetts offers two undergraduate scholarships for its fifth summer session in July and August 1924. The program features courses in stage lighting scenery make-up dancing public speaking and acting led by a faculty including Florence Evans Florence Cunningham and Colin Campbell Clements. The theatre highlights recent productions and notes founders Edna St Vincent Millay and Eugene ONeill aided a new school of American playwriting.
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Glouchester School of the
Little Theatre
Glouchester
Massachusetts
Glouchester Players
Dunsany
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Eugene O’neill
Board of Trustees Holds Special Meeting Today
At the call of President Updegraf the Board of Trustees met in special session to discuss plans for reconstructing Science Hall or erecting new buildings or both.
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Board of Trustees
Updegraf
Science Hall
To Give Play By Miss Edna St Vincent Millay
The Expression Department presents Aria da Capo a one act play by Edna St Vincent Millay on Wednesday at 4 in Thalian hall. The black and white setting features Pierrot Maree Ellis Columbine Alice Tippet Cothurnus Hazel Midkiff Thyrsis Elsie Schlue Corydan Helen Hoy in the character list.
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Edna St. Vincent Millay
Expression Department
Thal
Ian Hall
Miss Millay
Pierrot
Maree Ellis Columbine
Alice Tippet Cothurnus
Hazel Midkiff Thyrsis
Elsie Schlue Corydan
Helen Hoy
Relate Christ to Present Day Says Dr Soper
Northwestern and Garrett professor Dr Soper argues in a lecture that Christ must be related to present outlook and events. He outlines three points Christ was human yet more than man, and a savior whose love and forgiveness define God's power. He criticizes the Apostle's Creed as dated and suggests a modern creed would reflect current needs.
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Christ
Dr. Soper
Northwestern
Garrett
Jesus
God
Iso
Cornell Graduate Admitted To Bar
Miss Helen Esgate a Cornell graduate of the class of 16 who graduated from the Washington College of Law last May and took her bar examinations in December was admitted last week to the bar of the supreme court of the District of Columbia and to the bar of the court of appeals She will not enter active practice of law but will serve as a law clerk in the division of customs in the treasury department in Washington
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Helen Esgate
Cornell
Washington College of Law
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
Division of Customs
Treasury Department
Washington
Purple wrestlers defeat Carleton at 18 to 0
Coach Polly Wallace’s Cornell grapplers overwhelmed Carleton last Friday night with an 18 to 0 victory. Van Etten 115 pounds beat Beal in 1 10 20, Truckenmiller 145 pinned Marks in 6 30, Scott 175 defeated Lindesmith by time advantage 8 55. Wallace’s team prepares for the Missouri Valley meet at Ames.
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Polly” Wallace
Carleton
Cornell
van Etten
Pounder
Independence
Beal
Truckenmiller
Sibley
Scott
Lindesmith
Cornell Men’s Glee Club Plans Home Concert March 15
The Cornell Men’s Glee Club will perform its annual home concert at the chapel on March 15 before beginning a spring tour to Illinois. Director J. L. Conrad will lead the group, with members listed by voice part and names including Stephen B. Williams Frank Benesh Donald Brubaker Lester Taylor Peter Patches Herbert Hulse John Moody Dallas Gibson Harold Henning Clarence Burnham Frank Hunt Robert Wray Gilbert Henning James Ash Dan T. Wolfe Theodore Fisher Walden Benesh John Tennan Robert Davidson Lloyd Gustafson Louis Plaehn.
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Cornell Men’s Glee Club
Illinois
Conrad
Professor J. L. Conrad
Stephen B. Williams
Frank Benesh
Donald Brubaker
Lester Taylor
Peter Patches
Herbert Hulse
John Moody
Dallas ‘Gibson
Harold Henning
Clarence Burnham
Frank Hunt
Robert Wray
Gilbert Henning
James Ash
Dan T. Wolfe
Theodore Fisher
Wal[den Benesh
John Tennan
Robert Davidson
Lloyd Gustafson
Louis Plaehn
Cedar Rapids Y W Worker To Talk Here
Miss Lucille Kohler Industrial Secretary of the Cedar Rapids YWCA will speak on work with girls in industry at a Thursday night meeting. Miss Betts will lead a group of girls to a related industrial girls meeting on March 6 open to any interested girl.
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Cedar Rapids Y. W
Y. W
Lucille Kohler
Cedar Rapids
Miss Betts
Oberlin Trio Delights Cornell Audience
Miss Jessie Rigby reports the Oberlin Conservatory Trio gave a standout recital at Cornell, praised for technical proficiency and ensemble unity. Beethoven Op. 1, Dvorak Dumky, Saint Saens, Suk E major and Tschaikovsky pieces impressed a large audience. encores included Suk Elgie and Tschaikovsky Trio finale. The group reflects the conservatory’s rising reputation and Professor Shaw’s discerning program choices.
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Oberlin Conservatory
Cornell
Shaw
Dvorak “Dumky
Saint- Saens
Suk
Tschaikovsky
Oberlin
Conservatory
Frank Shaw
Augusta Cottlow
Eva Gauthier
Chicago String Quartet
Colonial Ball Honors Washington At Cornell College
The Senior class hosted the Colonial Ball on February 23 1924 in the campus gym. Students and faculty in festive costume attended a grand march with Helen Little and Marshall Hickman leading, featuring a Glee Club performance and a Virginia Reel. The night ended with Good Night Ladies as revelers dispersed.
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Moots
George Washington
Aly
Helen Little
Marshall Hickman
Virginia
Liza Jane
Cornell College
Solomon
Yeabo
Cornell Advances to Third Position in Midwest Standings
Cornell improves to third in the Midwest conference after winning at Monmouth 31 to 14 and at Knox in Galesburg. Kasch led with five field goals, Kirwin and Bieber starred on offense, while Hartwell added two field goals and strong defense. The Knox game began poorly for Cornell but ended in a solid victory.
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Finger
Purple
Illinois
Monmouth
Cornell
Cornellians
Kasch
Kirwin
Bieber
Hartwell
Knox
Galesburg
Purple Crew
Cagers
Mt. Vernon
Cornell Students Attend Iowa State Volunteer Conference
Cornell will send a large delegation to the Iowa State Student Volunteer Conference in Cedar Falls from February 29 to March 2. Kris Jensen will toast at the conference dinner. Attending delegates include Alice Reid Jessie Dean Marian Smalley Helen Phillips Daryl Moar Mae Rigby Dorothy Triechler Jennie Klever Eloise Young Florence Wirsching Lucille Gaasch Rosamond Hale Mildred Davidson Margaret Davidson Jane Stearns Jose Navia Robert Davidson Kozo Fujita Loleta Bakke Lyle Keene and May Virden. Delegates stay in dormitories and rooming houses on the Iowa State Teachers College campus. The first session begins Friday at eight and the last ends Sunday at nine.
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Cornell
Iowa State
Cedar Falls
Kris Jensen
Alice Reid
Jessie Dean
Marian Smalley
Helen Phillips
Daryl Moar
Mae Rigby
Dorothy Triechler
Jennie Klever
Eloise Young
Florence Wirsching
Lucille Gaasch
Rosamond Hale
Mildred Davidson
Margaret Davidson
Jane Stearns
Jose Navia
Kris
The College Man Topic For Y M C A Meet
The Y M C A holds a Thursday night meeting with Professor Lewis and Chuck for dyce giving talks on Are you a member of the College firm and What makes a college man a college man. Cornell men are urged to participate in the after talks discussion.
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Lewis
Chuck” Fordyce
Cornell
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Glouchester School of Little Theatre
Wallace
Missouri Valley
Ames
Men’s Glee Club
Sirch
Wany
Miss Jessie Rigby
Bruce Barton
Midwest
Y. M. Meet
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