No Cuts In Cost Of Education President Says
Dr H J Burgstahler addressed the Liberal Arts College Movement in Atlantic City about student expenses based on a 77 institution survey. He said American colleges will not greatly cut education costs in 1933, noting tuition and room and board have not been reduced broadly. He cited board price cuts as the largest changes and listed campus programs to ease costs, including loan funds and cooperative housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Burgstahler
Liberal Arts College
Atlantic City
Doctor Burgstahler
Organ and Choir Render Morning Chapel Music
Opening this morning's chapel service an organ solo by Prof. H A Miller preceded a college choir performance led by Prof. Harold W Baltz. The choir sang three anthems The Holly and the Ivy Bethlehems carol by Rutland Bougnton O Magnum Mysterium and O Bless the Lord, Iv anoff.
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Massenet
H. A. Miller
Harold W. Baltz
Conservatory of Music
Bethlehem
Rutland Boughton
Tomas Luis da Vittoria
Bless the
Lord
Michael Ippolitoff Ivanoff
Outside Speakers in Philosophy of Life Class
During Dr. Burgstahler's absence the orientation class heard guest lecturers. Dr. Albion R. King spoke alongside his history of philosophy class. Rev. Edward T. Gough discussed the Lord's Supper. Mrs. Thomas Nicholson reviewed foreign missions work.
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H. J.burgstahler
Albion R. King
Edward T. Gough
Thomas Nicholson
Nicholson
Dr Rich to Talk War Debts at A A W Meeting
The A A W will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs. T. R. McConnell home next Wednesday evening. Dr Chester L. Rich will discuss war debts in the program.
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Dr. Rich
T. R. McConnell
Chester L. Rich
Witherstine Prints Exhibit Reveals Simplicity in Black and White
A group of 20 block prints by Donald Witherstine is shown in the Art room through Little Gallery at Cedar Rapids with support from Edward Rowan and Miss Nama Lathe. The works, made in black and white, depict Brittany Cape Cod and local scenes, inviting viewers to see beauty in simple structures. The exhibit runs Monday and Tuesday afternoons 2 to 4 for students and visitors.
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Donald Witherstine
Art
Edward Rowan
Little Gallery
Cedar Rapids
Brittany
Cape Cod
Mount Vernon
Miss' Lathe
Miller Organ Transcriptions Inspire Praise From Musi cal Public Opinion
Professor Horace A. Miller receives orders for two organ transcriptions of Negro spirituals Steal Away and Please Don't Let This Harvest Pass. Published by Cornell College Mount Vernon Town copies are sought for London Public Opinion. Lyon and Healy Chicago and G Sherman New York sell Miller pieces. Marshall Bidwell of Carnegie Institute performed them recently. Diapason lauds the works as fine old folk tunes arranged with craft and value, suitable for growing American organ music.
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Horace A. Miller
America
Gale Henke Called To Grandmother Funeral
Gale Henke, a junior, was called to St. Charles yesterday to attend his grandmother's funeral. He returned last night.
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Gale Henke
St. Charles
Campus previews and schedule notes for January events
Lat. basketball at Knox on Sunday. Jan 15 vesper hour with strings. Jan 18 mid year exams begin. Jan 19 Latin Club. Jan 24 semester ends and registration. Jan 25 registration and special examinations. Jan 26 second semester begins at 7:45 A.M. Jan 27 Ripon basketball. Feb 1 Coe basketball on the road.
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Ripon
Little Theatre opens with Dr Faustus by Cornell club
The Little Theatre opened with Marlowe's Dr Faustus presented by the Cornell English club under Prof Albert Franklin Johnson. A second performance is Friday at 8 15 after invitation lists. Saturday at 2 p m shows for students. a final Saturday night for out of town guests from Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Davenport. Attendees submit written critiques to Professor Johnson.
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Little Theatre
Marlowe
Dr. Faustus
Cornell English Club
Albert Franklin Johnson
Mainhall
Testy’s
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Davenport
Johnson
Birthday joke for Professor Clyde Tull on unlucky date
Friday the thirteenth brings superstition for most, but Prof. Clyde Tull head of the English department treats it as a birthday mark. He notes it calmly and even married on the thirteenth without fear.
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Clyde Tull
Professor Tull
Baltz Plans Talk on Music for Worship at Epworth League
Professor Baltz of the Conservatory of Music will speak on Music As a Means to Worship at the Epworth League meeting in the Methodist church Sunday at 6 30. He will outline a complete church program modeled on the Westminster Choir of Princeton.
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Harold W. Baltz
Conservatory of Music
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Baltz
Westminster Choir
Princeton
Exhibit Pictures In The Art Studio
Pictures seen in Dudley Crafts Watson's lecture are on exhibition in the Art studio now. Miss Nama Lathe of the art department says colored reproductions may be truer than slides and that you can't know a picture from a few moments of viewing.
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Dudley Crafts Watson
Reynolds Tims Debate Tonight
Reynolds and Tims face Coe in a radio debate at 8 15 p m on WMT The Voice of Iowa from Waterloo William Reynolds a junior replaces Wesley Burr who is ill to argue for keeping the eighteenth amendment in place This marks Cornell's first radio debate and centers on repeal opposition
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Coe
WMT
Voice of Iowa
Waterloo
Wesley Burr
Richard Tims
Tare
William Reynolds
Cornell
Rich Speaks On Banks At Joint Rotary Meeting
Dr Chester L Rich defended the Glass Act before a Mount Vernon and Anamosa Rotary Club audience last night discussing banking conditions. Lucile Indra played two violin numbers with Claude Rose at the piano as Cornell faculty members attended the event. Anamosa Rotary guests had visited Mount Vernon weeks earlier.
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Chester L. Rich
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Lucile Indra
Claude Rose
Cornell
Anamosa Club
An Hour With Strings at Cornell Conservatory
Students invited to an hour long program by the Cornell Conservatory of Music violin department under Mrs Helen Cumming on Sunday January fifteenth at four o clock. The program features Adeste Fideles Andante from the Double Concerto in D minor Air for the G String and variations with performances by Lucile Indra Dana Boggie Alison Moore and the Cornell String Quartet with accompanists and bass.
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Cornell Conservatory of Music
Helen M. Cumming
Kol Nidrei
Max Bruch
Dana Boggie
Dorothy Nyweide
Bach Richard Tims
Alison Moore
Dale McConnell
Ava Maria
Schubert-Wilhelmj
Elizabeth Worcester
Allegro
Mogart
Opal Stearns
Helen Swaney
Air
Burr Addresses Lions on Boy Scout Sponsorship
Wesley Burr spoke to the Lions club Tuesday on multiple aspects of the Boy Scout movement. He has served as assistant Scoutmaster for Mount Vernon for two years after earlier active work in the east in the game field. Burr emphasized the Lions club duties as sponsor.
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Wesley Burr
Lions Club
Mount Vernon
East
Burr
Second Try Outs For The Tempest
Second tryouts for Shakespeare's The Tempest are held by Prof and Mrs Clyde Tull to assign parts in the sophomore production. Cast announcement will appear in Tuesday's Cornellian. The play will occur sometime since March.
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Clyde Tull
Cornellian
Takes Genius To Stay Broke In College
A quirky essay contrasts two classes of "bummers" and argues college life can be a tough but blissful stretch. It praises tact, persistence, and the odd mindset needed to endure college hardships while resisting wealth.
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Mount Vernon
Eddie Guest
Virginia Miller Called Home After Cousin's Death
Virginia Miller, 36, of Freeport Illinois, was summoned home Wednesday after the death of her cousin James R Jackson Jr. He was injured January 5 when the plane he was hiding in crashed near Minneapolis.
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Virginia Miller
Freeport
Ill
James R. Jackson Jr
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