Artist Series to Host Ballet Expert in Illustrated Lecture
Anne Wilson presents The Ballet Story as an Artist-Lecture Series program March 3 at 8 p.m. in King Chapel. The talk combines history with costumed performances of Pavane, Galliarde, Gigue, Les Sylphides Prelude, Giselle, Swanhilda, Doll Dance, Bolero and Finale from Coppelia, with praise from Walter Sorell of Dance Magazine.
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Anne Wilson
King Chapel
Miss Wilson
Pavane
Agnes de Mille
Sorell
Anderson
Fokine
Vilzak
Schollar
Martha Graham
Doris Humphrey
Alexander Student Accepted to Juilliard School of Music
Sue Alexander, class of 1959, has been accepted by the Juilliard School of Music per instructor Professor Julian Bern. She is the third pupil of Bern to enroll there. Also noted are Mary Strom, class of 1959, accepted in September to study with Alton Jones, and Donald Wiegand, class of 1957, studying with Irvin Freundlich.
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Sue Alexander
Julliard School of Music
Julian Bern
Miss Alexander
Bern
Julliard
Mary Strom
Alton Jones
Donald Wiegand
Irvin Freundlich
Cornell Beats Coe as Knox Leads Narrow Title Chase
The Rams edged Coe 82 75 to keep alive a possible share of the conference title as Knox sees its lead shrink after losses by St Olaf and Carleton. Rich Merz 17 Jim Davis 19 Greg Koon 15 led Cornell with Altenberg’s 22 before fouling out.
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Rams
Knox
St. Olaf
Carleton
Coe
Kohawks
Cornell
Ron Altenberg
Rich Merz
Jim Davis
Greg Koon
Koon
Davis
Educator Smith to Contrast Science and Humanities
MIT philosophy professor Huston Smith will speak on Purposes in Higher Education at the chapel next Thursday. Born in China to missionary parents, he studied at Central College and earned a PhD from the University of Chicago. His work includes televised courses and educational TV series on science, humanities, and religion.
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Huston Smith
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Smith
MIT
Soochow
China
Central College
Fayette, MO
Israel
Rangoon
Kyoto
St. Louis
Eleanor Roosevelt
Margaret Mead
Erich Fromm
Reinhold Neibuhr
Paul Tillich
University of Chicago
University of Denver
University of Colorado
Washington University
M.st
Marquette University
Wisconsin
Chicago
Montgomery
Cornell College appoints Lou C. Montgomery development head
Lou C. Montgomery, former Johns Manville official, named director of development at Cornell College by President Russell D. Cole. He succeeds Merle E. Dennis who left for the Young Men’s Christian Association. Montgomery will oversee all fund raising with Richard N. Morton assisting.
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Lou C. Montgomery
Johns-Manville Corporation
Cornell College
Russell D. Cole
Montgomery
Merle E. Dennis
Young Men’s Christian Association
Richard N. Morton
Johns Manville
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakotas
Janesville
Franklin College
Marshall Talks On Faith And The Scientist
Professor Philip Marshall of the chemistry department will speak on Faith and the Scientist in Chapel Tuesday. He will discuss the scientist’s views on faith and beliefs. Marshall taught at Albion College before joining Cornell in 1958 and holds degrees from Earlham College Purdu e University.
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Philip Marshall
Cornell
Marshall
Albion College
Michigan
Earlham College
Purdue University
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Ohio
King Scholarship Contest Offers 18000 in Awards
About 100 high school seniors will compete for the William Fletcher King Scholarships and Music Awards at Cornell University this weekend. Seventy five preregistered students from seven Midwestern states vie for four annually funded prizes, with six entrants to be named by April first.
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William Fletcher King
Conservatory of Music
Cornellian
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Social Center
Bowman
Cornell
Charles Jacot
Law Building
Pfeiffer
Jim Baltzell
Judy Ray
Bonnie Joelink
Julie Plahn
King Chapel
Armstrong Hall
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Ann Wilson
Alexander
Cornell Downs Coe
Monmouth
Rich
Merz
Maaske
Loy C. Montgomery
Shirley Peterson
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