Varied student opinions on Cole Bin role at Hilltop
The CORNELLIAN'S Inquiring Reporter surveys Hilltop students on the Cole Bin social center. Respondents praise its centrality but call for more activities and larger, better equipped spaces to diversify recreation and ease study.
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Cornellian
Hilltop
Jim Claypool
Janet Berg
Dick Kowal
Judy Barrett
Jim Hardin
Patti O’donnell
Cole
Mary Bryant
Dave Ives
Jerry Moore
Shirley Sabin
John Grabowski
Bob Regan
Dr Kolbe of Garrett to Speak at C S F
Cornell Student Fellowship announces Dr Henry E Kolbe of the Garrett Biblical Institute will speak Sunday night in chapel and Monday in the Evanston Illinois area. The speaker is a professor of Christian Ethics and will address ethics topics at the events.
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Dr. Kolbe of
Garrett
C.S.F
Cornell
Henry E. Kolbe
Garrett Biblical Institute
Kolbe
Evanston, Ijc
Cornell Announces March 12 Armar Ballroom Dance
The Social- Recreational committee says Cornell will host a semi formal at the Armar ballroom on March 12 from 8 30 p m to 12 00 a m The event titled A Night to Remember features Jimmy Featherstone and his orchestra with a floor show and free bus transportation replacing the cancelled Coe Cornell dance due to scheduling conflicts.
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Cornell
Armar
Coe-Cornell
Coe
Nancy Antes
Jimmy Featherstone
Eighteen New Members Pledged to Cornell Women's Groups
Mid-year pledging brought eighteen new members into Cornell's three women's social groups. Arrows welcomed Merrilyn Baker Mary Lou Hoerner Helen Frink Georgia Brown Marilynn James Carol Froborg Janet Stitzel. Tri Phi added Anita Waugh Audrey Eklund Dixie Cook Mary Hansen Mary Anne Kolbe Genevieve Wall. Delphis inducted Mary Helen Miller Ann Roggensack Shirley Hieronymus Arlene Book Charlene Loehmann.
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Cornell
Arrows
Merrilyn Baker
Mary Lou Hoerner
Helen Frink
Georgia Brown
Marilynn James
Carol Froberg
Janet Stitzel
Tri Phi’s
Anita Waugh
Audrey Eklund
Dixie Cook
Mary Hansen
Mary Anne Kolbe
Genevieve Wall
Delphis
Mary Helen Miller
Ann Roggensack
Shirley Hieronymus
Arlene Book
Charlene Loehmann
Song of Affirmation staged by Denver Symphony
Denver Symphony Orchestra under Saul Caston gave the second performance of Dello Joio's choral work Song of Affirmation. Chorus directed by Florence Lamont Hinman. First Denver revival since its Cornell May Music Festival premiere last May. Centennial commission noted on the published score. Cornell was honored in the program.
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Denver Symphony Orchestra
Saul Caston
Dello Joio
Florence Lamont Hinman
Denver
Cornell May
Cornell
Eight Cornell Students to Appear on TV Program
Eight Cornell students will appear on Quick on the Draw a KCRI TV program at 7 30 pm tonight arranged by public relations director J M Macaulay The students Ross Ludeman John Tisdale Robert Hamilton Doug Hieber Lois Heidke Shirley Hieronymus Elaine Harris and Anne Treloar will form teams to draw proverbs on a blackboard while the other team guesses The show may lead to a Cornell team facing Coe for prize money if successful
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Cornell
KCRI
J. M. Macaulay
Ross Ludeman
John Tisdale
Robert Hamilton
Doug Hieber
Lois Heidke
Shirley Hieronymus
Elaine Harris
Anne Treloar
Coe
Scholarships Seekers Vie At Saturday Auditions
High school seniors from Iowa Illinois and Minnesota will attend campus auditions this weekend for annual music scholarship competition. Scholarships of 200 and 100 dollars are offered in applied music. List of competitors includes Janice Lee Haddy Cedar Rapids Myrna Simpson Estherville Marilyn Jo Pullen Sac City Marilyn Doebel Manly Dorothy Ashbacker Waukon Kay Gustafson Stanley Sharon Grooms Ottumwa Jackie Bragg Ottumwa Shirley Maxwell Algona Marilyn Larson Alden Carol Middleton Davenport Rick Beaumont Davenport Shirley Foll ett Eldora Joanne Gaskill Arlington Ruth Kershner Ames Jane McKeag Manchester Dawn Schuldt Charles City Carole Rotton Shenandoah Barbara Johnson Hawarden Richard Brandt State Center Shirley Junge State Center and others. Illinoians include Craig Lamporte Hamilton Pixie Bridge Hamilton Virginia Donaldson Joliet Sue Daleiden Wheaton Charlotte Roche Chicago. Minnesota competitor Sue Alexander Rochester.
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Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Janice Lee Haddy
Cedar Rapids
Myrna Simpson
Estherville
Marilyn Jo Pullen
Sac City
Marilyn Doebel
Manly
Dorothy Ashbacker
Waukon
Kay Gustafson
Stanley
Sharon Grooms
Ottumwa
Jackie Bragg
Debaters Visit Northfield For Conference Title Try
Cornell debaters travel to Northfield Minnesota for the Midwest conference round robin tournament at St Olaf and Carleton colleges. The team aims to reclaim the Midwest trophy after finishing second last year behind undefeated St Olaf.
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Northfield
Cornell
Minn
St Olaf
Jamin
United States
Jerry Kline
Tommy Stanley
St. Olaf
Carleton
Stromgren to Speak on Frontiers of Astronomy in Chapel Talk
Internationally known astronomer Bengt Stromgren will lecture on Frontiers of Astronomy in the Cornell Artist-and-Lecture series at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday March 2. The talk, illustrated with slides, covers star formation galaxy evolution and cosmical history, with Stromgren directing Yerkes and McDonald Observatories. He arrives March 1 and departs March 3.
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Bengt Stromgren
Cornell College
Stromgren
Yerkes and McDonald Observatories
Williams Bay
Wis
University of Chicago
Sweden
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
Royal Danish Academy of Science and Letters
International Astronomers’ Union
Europe
Cornell LSLC Wrestling and Basketball Weekend Schedule
Weekend events include Friday 7:30 p.m. wrestling Cornell versus LSLC and Saturday 7:30 p.m. basketball Cornell versus LSLC. Gamma party at 9:30 p.m. in Social rooms. Sunday 6:30 p.m. Cornell Student Fellowship. Monday features Dr. Henry E. Kolbe at the Garrett Biblical Institute chapel. Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Dr. Bengt Stromgren in chapel. Wednesday chapel events with Lions minstrel show at Little Theatre. Thursday chapel with Rev. Gene Carter of Pacific School of Religion at 8 p.m. Lions minstrel show. Friday Pep fest at chapel.
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Ls.l.c
Gamma Party
Gene Carter
Pacific School of Religion
Lions
Little Theatre
Lions’ Minstrel Show
KRNL Receives Fifty Records From RCA Victor
KRNL has received 50 RCA Victor long play records valued at about 250 dollars from RCA Victor Company as a gift. The collection includes 6 complete operas about a dozen operatic arias more than 24 symphonic recordings about 12 piano recordings and two complete Shakespearian plays Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet placed on a special shelf in the Armstrong Fine Arts library for broadcasts.
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KRNL
RCA Victor
RCA Victor Company
Dr Roy Nelson Attends Lawrence College Installation
Dr Roy Nelson financial secretary of Cornell traveled from Ithaca to Appleton Wisconsin to attend the installation of Dr Douglas Maitland Knight as Lawrence College eleventh president. President Russell D Cola of Florida urged Nelson to represent Cornell. Knight succeeds Dr Pusey who left for Harvard. Delegates from over 30 Midwest colleges attended.
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Roy Nelson
Cornell
Douglas Maitland Knight
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Russell D. Cola
Florida
Nelson
Knight
Pusey
Harvard University
Wisconsin
Midwest
Faculty Talent To Appear In Lions Minstrel Show
Mt Vernon Lions present a minstrel show at Armstrong hall March 3 to 5 to raise funds for local benefits including the Children's Summer Playground. Acts feature faculty members, with Dean Joseph Meade and others, 8 p.m. Tickets cost $1.00.
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Lions’ Minstrel
Mt. Vernon
Armstrong Hall
Joseph Meade
Bill Adams
Albion King
al Morrissey
James
Syd” Craiger
June McConlogue
Ed Horner
Bill Litts
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