Interviews Next Week for Cornell Seniors
Representatives from Mosier Secretarial School Crum Forster Insurance Peace Corps and Connecticut Mutual Life Company will interview seniors on campus next week. Students should arrange interviews via the Office of Student Affairs and pick up applications from USA.
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USA
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Mosier Secretarial School
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OSA
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Senior Concert This Sunday at Cornell College
The Cornell College Department of Music presents Linda Roberts and Peggy McAdam in a senior recital on Sunday March 2 at 3 00 p m.
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Cornellian Guy Allen Cited By Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Cornell College senior Guy Allen, from Webster Groves Missouri, is named among the nations best future college teachers by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. The 1,106 finalists represented 349 colleges from 11,704 nominees last October.
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Sophomore Honor Residents Named for Cornell College 1969-70
Thirty eight sophomores and five alternates were chosen as advisers for entering freshman women at Cornell College for September 1969. Recipients meet a 2.5 gpa and will train with faculty, the Registrar, and deans to guide new students. Coming from fifteen states and a foreign country, the 1969 70 group includes Lynn Beneke Barbara Bibbs Kerry Birman Marilyn Childs Kathleen Cross Elizabeth Extrem Gwen Fife Connie Fistler Marilyn Gepp Ann Griffiths Pat Guhleman Julie Harrison Sue Hibbard Nancy Hobbs Linda Horino Suzanne Jacque Karen Kandik Laurie Krause Betsy Lemmon Sara Light Marian Lohman Jane MacEachran Patricia McCarthy Nancy McElwin Martha Meredith Shelley Nelson Cheryl Ogren Donna Omohundro Beverly Pennell Sarah Perry Lynn Pier Pam Rechel Kathy Redpath Helen Richert Nancy Schneider Linda Schwelka Karen St John Serena Wong.
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Ann Griffiths
Pat Guhleman
Julie Harrison
Sue Hibbard
Nancy Hobbs
Linda
Albers, Barrick Vie For Top Spot In Upcoming Election
Students go to the polls again this week to decide officers of student government bodies. Primaries were held last weekend with final elections set for Thursday and ratification of the Student Affairs Governing Board Constitution on the ballot. The constitution requires student approval for one year. Top races include Ron Albers vs Bob Barrick for Student Council President and Jim Schmidt vs John Haines for Men's Senate President, among others.
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Religious Life Council
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Senate
Garst Receives Doctorate and Academic Roles
Professor Thomas Garst earned his Ph.D. in English from Washington University St Louis in January. He holds a BA from Antioch College an MS from Columbia University and an MA from Washington University. He is currently a professor of English teaching humanities.
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Resurrection to be staged by Iowa University ensembles
The University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra University Choir and University Chorus perform Mahler Symphony No 2 Resurrection on Wednesday March 5 at 8 p m in the Main Lounge Iowa Memorial Union The program features soloists Kathryn Harvey and Carolyne James both music school faculty tickets free at the University Box Office Union
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James Dixon
University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra
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Mahler
Hamburg Opera
U of I
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Carolyne James
School of Music
Cornell Campus Elections Platforms Featured
The Cornellian presents candidate platforms with photos on pages two and three. Some images were omitted due to photographer Mike England’s illness. This edition is the last before spring break with the next issue after classes resume.
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Cornell Students Attend ISEA Delegate Convention
Dr Newbury and three NEA delegates from Cornell attended the ISEA student convention in Des Moines on February 14 and 15. About two hundred delegates represented five thousand ISEA members. State Senator David Stanley spoke at the banquet Friday night.
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Delt Auction This Saturday at Hilltop Lounge
The Delt social group will conduct an auction this Saturday in the Hilltop Lounge. Items from students staff or faculty can be brought between 12:30 and 4:30 for sale. The Delts will retain 20 percent of the sale price.
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Cornell Announces Ten Day Spring Break Dates
Cornell students will pause classes from March 8 to March 18. Dormitories close at 5 PM March 8 and reopen at 5 PM March 18. The last SAGA meal is noon March 8. first meal after break is 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM March 17. The Cornellian issue before break is this week. The next issue appears the Friday after classes resume.
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