Cornell's Long Range Development Plan Reveals Campus Expansion
The Alumni Bulletin outlines a multi year plan for Cornell featuring a new gymnasium with pool and health facilities, a science building, library expansion, and the renovation of Old Sem into administration. The plan divides the campus into academic living and recreation zones with a goal of endowment growth and steady growth toward a centennial milestone six years away.
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Cornell
Board of Trustees
Ash Park
William J. Smith
Childs and Smith
Chicago
Bowman
Pfeiffer
Merner
Law
Sem
King Memorial Chapel
Four More Placed On Honors List
The registrar notes the omission of four names from last week’s honor roll. Frances Kacerovsky should be listed for high honors while Wallace Littell Dan Moser and Shirley Whitmer should be listed for honors.
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Frances Kacerovsky
Wallace Littell
Dan Moser
Shirley Whitmer
Education Conference Plans Set for April 12 Speaker Gilchrist
Annual School Men's conference progresses here with Robert S. Gilchrist of Minneapolis as speaker. Theme is The Responsibility of Education For Implementing Democracy. Friday Frolic tonight at 7 in social rooms with record dancing and food.
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Robert S. Gilchrist
Minneapolis, Minn
Cornell Speakers Vie For Honors At Debate Meet
Professor Fessensden's team goes to the Annual Debate and Discussion conference in Lincoln Nebraska. The women Beverly Breckenridge and Jean Rudesill debate labor policy in both sides of the question. The men Roger Nichols Bob Conner and Herb Kane Norman Thomas take affirmative and negative sides. Discussion group includes Craig Tenney Barbara Van Winkle Arthur Jackson Vern Cunningham Jackson Bogert. Individual events feature Bob Conner in extemporaneous speaking Jackson Bogert in original oratory and Craig Tenney in newscasting.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Beverly Breckenridge
Jean Rudesill
United States
Roger Nichols
Bob Conner
Herb Kane
Norman Thomas
Craig Tenney
Barbara van Winkle
Arthur Jackson
Vern Cunningham
Jackson Bogert
Committee Heads Appointed In Forensic Group
Six chairmen named for Cornell branch National Forensic fraternity to organize activities. Officers listed with president Bob Conner and Beverly Breckenridge as secretary. Alumni meetings in Illinois discussed and Craft Guild shifts in meeting days announced including Thursday Friday schedule.
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Cornell
National Forensic Fraternity
Jean Rudesill
Barbara van Winkle
Herb Kane
T.K.A
Beverly Breckenridge
James Vance
Bob Conner
Craft Guild
Evening Events on Campus This Week
Friday Frolic in social rooms at 7 p m followed by a Carleton College basketball game at 7 30 p m in the same venue. Sunday March 2 at 4 p m pianist Mrs Jacques Jolas performs in the chapel. Mohammedan speaker at 6 15 p m at the M S F in the Methodist church. Monday March 3 at 4 30 p m student recital in the chapel. Wednesday March 5 at 7 15 p m recital by Roberta Lawrence and Nancy Peterson in the chapel. Thursday March 6 at 8 p m Hamlet at the Cornell Theatre.
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Illinois
Russell D. Cole
J. M. Macauley
Cornell
Sterling
Leland Brandeau
Lincolnwood
Freeport
Ernest Wright
Senate Hotel
M.S.F
Sunda
Methodist Student Fellowship
India Institute
Jacques Jolas
Adamic Denounces Anglo Saxon Bias Amid World War III Fear
Louis Adamic told a Cornell audience that the United States is not predominantly Anglo Saxon and warned that racial thinking fuels fascism and anti Semitism. He urged replacing tolerance with appreciation and understanding to avert global danger and uphold equality at home.
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Louis Adamic
America
Cornell
Adamic
Mr. Adamic
Seven Places Left For Geology Trips
Registration for summer geology field trips is now open to all students. Seven places remain two for the August trip and five for July with registrants from Iowa and Northwestern universities already. Students from other schools may register by mail andCornellians should contact Dr. Miner promptly. Advertising will be sent to neighboring schools soon.
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Iowa
Northwesternuniversities
Eight Candidates Nominated for Student Council Posts
The new student government accepts eight petitions for president and secretary posts. President nominees include Bob Hawthorne Ben Conner Gwen Smyth and Ian Colquhoun. Secretary nominees are Jean Hunt Elsa Beck Kay Brownlie and Bob Salm. Campaign speeches planned next week with elections at week’s end.
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Bob Hawthorne
Ben Conner
Gwen Smyth
Ian Colquhoun
Jean Hunt
Elsa Beck
Kay Brownlie
Bob Salm
A.W.S
Men's Senate
Cornellian
Advisory Council
Mardi Gras Costume Dance at Cornell March 15
The new student social committee plans a Mardi Gras style costume dance at the Alumni gymnasium from 8 30 to 12 00 with prizes for best costumes and most distinctive dress. Fox Muller and his orchestra from Iowa City will play, marking the first Cornell appearance for the group.
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Cornell
New Orleans
Alumni Gymnasium
Fox Muller
Iowa City
University Town
WSUI
Melancholy Prince Recital Arrives March 2 on Campus
Mrs. Jacques Jolas will give a piano recital Sunday March 2 at 4 p.m. on campus featuring Beethoven 32 Variations in C minor Haydn Sonatas in E flat and a Jacques Jolas suite Kindheit. The concert also includes Chopin etudes and Barcarolle.
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Haydn
Slang and Shakespeare Echo in a Hamlet Cutting
A discussion of how familiar phrases originate in Hamlet shows the play’s lasting impact on language. Analysts note lines like to be or not to be and good night sweet prince appear in Barrymore biographies while lamenting the cuts made to the script.
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Marcellus
Hamlet
Horatio
Denmark
Bob
Bilbo
Barrymore
Prince
Student Social and Political Action Conference Dates Set
March 7 8 and 9 are the confirmed days for the Student Social and Political Action conference. The program remains as planned with speakers and round table discussions culminating in a Sunday service at the Methodist church. More visiting schools are expected and student housing will be needed.
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Methodist Church
First Date Tales Ping Through Inquiring Reporter
The column gathers teens’ first date memories from junior high to senior events. Varied stories include a Star light Roof moment with a bandleader, a circus outing, a junior prom, a May dance, and a Senior banquet misstep.
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Cliff Moore
Gini Lee Schrader
Starlight
St. Louis
Tommy Dorsey
John McNeilly
Tim Langenbach
Marshall Jones
Bobh Hartman
Bob Channon
Tootsie
Jerry Patterson
Bob Horsfall
Marney Hafer
Merry Piper
Bill
Mary Gustafson
Shirley Whitmer
Bev
Margaret Welch
Masonic Temple
Joint Piano and Voice Recital By Lawrence and Peterson
Roberta Lawrence soprano and Nancy Peterson pianist present a concert in King Memorial chapel on Wednesday March 5 at 7 15 pm. Lawrence studies with Francis German and Peterson with Helen Venn. Repertoire spans Mozart Faure Debussy Rachmaninoff Gretchaninoff Rimsky Korsakov Bach Beethoven Saint Saens with notable first local performance of a Saint Saens piece.
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Roberta Lawrence
Nancy Peterson
King Memorial Chapel
Roberta
Francis German
Nancy
Helen Venn
Faure
Debussy
Rachmaninoff
Native Land
Gretchaninoff
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Bach
Beethoven
Andante Sostenuto
Saint-Saens
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