Week at Carleton Campus January events schedule
A campus listing outlines weekly events from Friday January thirteen to Friday January twenty including basketball at Carleton gym Friday seven thirty p.m. wrestling against Augustana Tuesday seven thirty p.m. and a variety of chapel services lectures films and music across January with dates January sixteen through January twenty at Chapel Armstrong Exhibition Hall Law Little Theatre and nearby venues.
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Carleton College
Augustana College
Armstrong
Law
Little Theatre
J W Bean
Horace M. Korns
Registration For Second Semester Opens January Seventeenth
Pre registration begins Tuesday January seventeenth and continues through the week with adviser meetings and preliminary cards due by noon Saturday January twenty first. Final registration runs during semester test week from Monday January thirtieth to noon Saturday February fourth. Summer session planning includes a student questionnaire for chapel courses.
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Chapel
Students invited to join Cornellian writing staff
On Wednesday afternoon January 18 at 2 30 p m students are asked to attend a brief meeting in South hall to discuss expanding the paper staff. The editors seek writers for news features and especially reviews of dramatic productions and music recitals.
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Cornellian
South Hall
CSF to Host Panel on Summer Service Projects
The Cornell trio Richard Oates Colleen Cook and Bob Cooper will speak at the CSF meeting on Invest Your Summer. Oates spent the summer in Washington DC meeting government officials Cook worked vacation jobs in Vermont and Cooper caravaned in Texas. President Russell D Cole will deliver the commencement address at Morningside College Sioux City on Thursday Jan 19.
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CSF
Russell D Cole
Morningside College
Sioux City
Art League to screen two foreign films Wednesday eve
The Art departments foreign films series presents Man of Aran and Time in the Sun at the Little Theatre on Wednesday January 18 at 7 30 p m. Man of Aran follows director Robert Flaherty’s life with Irish fishermen amid storms and whale hunts. Time in the Sun reimagines Eisenstein’s idea of a feudal era before the Mexican Revolution.
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Aran
Little Theatre
Sergei Eisenstein
Eisenstein
Marie Seton
The
Manchester Guardian
KRNL Faces FCC Decision on Its Future
The fate of KRNL the smallest voice in Iowa radio hinges on a postponed FCC second conference of government-industry committees on incidental radiation devices. Findings will go to the Communications Commission, delaying any public decision and leaving KRNL on the air until then.
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KRNL
Iowa
Federal Communications Commission
The
Communications Commission
Open House At Bowman Draws 300 Attendees
More than 300 persons attended Bowmans open house on Sunday evening December 18. Santa Claus entertained, caroling filled the lounge, brass quartet performed from the front porch roof, and sun parlor refreshments greeted guests. First prize went to Maurene Kietzman and Trudy Dragunas. Dorothy Boden and Joanne Brainerd tied with Janet Reinert and Mary Pat Elianos for the next prizes. Judges were Mr and Mrs F Wayne Armstrong Mrs Francis E Throw and Wilber West.
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Bowman
Santa Claus
Maurene Kietzman
Trudy Dragunas
Dorothy Boden
Joanne Brainerd
Janet Reinert
Mary Pat Eliasons
F Wayne Armstrong
Francis E Throw
Wilber West
Horace Korns to Speak on Heart Disease
Iowa City physician Dr Horace M Korns will present What Everyone Should Know About Heart Disease as part of the Artist Lecture series in King Memorial chapel on January 20. A Mount Union graduate, Western Reserve MD, and former Vienna researcher, he served as associate professor at Iowa and as editor of the American Heart Journal.
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Horace Korns
Horace M. Korns
Iowa
Iowa City
Korns
King Memorial Chapel
Ohio
Mount Union College
Western Reserve University
Western Reserve School of Medicine
University of Iowa
University of Vienna
American Heart Journal
Atomic Energy Day Planned For March 22
Cornell observes Atomic Energy Day on March 22 with the theme What atomic energy means for America and for the world. Classes are adjourned for a campus project to educate students about atomic energy. A morning session covers natural science aspects followed by sectional meetings, with afternoon discussions on social and educational aspects and a closing address by Roger Blake Slee.
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Cornell
America
Roger Blakeslee
St. Louis Star-Times
Cole
Iowa
Holidays Keep Cornell Faculty Busy Across Vacation
Cornell college faculty and families stayed active during the holidays with trips to Chicago New York and Syracuse. Activities included theatre visits Abraham Rich and Phil Henderson joined the winter picnic for forty five staff members. Web footnotes list attendees at academic conferences in Urbana Boston Chicago and New York City and several professors presenting papers and attending national meetings.
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Cornell
Phil Henderson
Chester Rich
Chicago
Art Institute
Kate
Cole bin
Cornell College
Ruth Pinkerton
New York State
New York City
J. Harold Ennis
American Sociological Society
American Economics Association
Harriet Bauerbach
Lola Walker
Speech Association of America
Campus Chest drive aims to top $2000
Ted Renkes and Catherine Os good co chairmen said the committee hopes to exceed the $2000 pledge total when reports are submitted. Final figures will be compiled within a week and published in the Cornellian at the earliest date.
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Ted Renkes
Catherine Osgood
Cornellian
Thoughts From An Attic Room
A humorous reminiscence about moving into Cornell in a attic apartment on Tenth Ave. The narrator describes an awkward attic access through a storied space and compares it to a friend's dorm room. He small talk with a Bowman resident and a mailman about Christmas and midterm letter floods. The closing quip jokes about a stork rather than a wolf at the door.
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Cornell
Tenth Ave
Bowman
Ten Carloads End Coal Shortage at Cornell
Dr Roy A Nelson financial secretary says there is no serious coal shortage at Cornell. In two weeks the school has acquired ten carloads of coal that should last about six weeks. The coal is from western states and is not as good as usual but has caused no trouble.
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Roy A Nelson
Cornell
Sport Dance Tonight with College Combo at Cole Bin
Social Committee chair Bob Schuster announces a sport themed dance tomorrow evening at Cole Bin Music Hall. The College Combo will provide the music and sport attire is encouraged for the first dance of the year. Excerpts from Gorki's Lower Depths were shown Friday morning in the projection room.
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Bob Schuster
Bob
Gorki
Moscow Art Theatre
Morrill Proposes Three Chapels Each Week at College
At a community conference dinner on Jan 6 presided by Russell D Cole Dr Miron A Morrill proposed three fifty minute chapel sessions weekly one on general culture one religious and one student activities with alternate days used for the regular academic schedule. The group discussed acoustics heating attendance and program ideas and will carry these notes to the next meeting as it clarifies the conference function as an advisory body.
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Pres
Russell D Cole
Mac
Sugar Bowl
Miron A Morrill
Cole
Cornell Coach Paul K Scott to Head Davidson PE and Athletics
Paul K Scott athletic director at Cornell will become Director of Physical Education and Athletics at Davidson College North Carolina. He will start in April after the wrestling season if a Cornell substitute is found. Davidson plans an eight coach staff with Scott as full professor.
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Paul K Scott
Cornell
Davidson College
Davidson
Scott
Scotty
Leo Thomson
Crowell Little
Charles Jamerson
B. H. Baird
A. H. Whittle
Charles Parker
Derrick Barton
Dick Redding
Mt Vernon
Piedmont
Annual Editor Gratified by Pix Response
Lynn Schroeder, editor of the Royal Purple yearbook, reports strong student response to ward pictures. Bulletin boards list appointment times, with freshmen and sophomores largely keeping them. many juniors and seniors’ photos due last Monday remain missing.
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George Henry
Bill Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Wallace
Cornell
Play The Bell Invites Me by Boylan at Cornell Theater
Jim Boylan presents The Bell Invites Me at Cornell theater January 19 and 21 as his senior project. The revenge drama unfolds in a mid western college town with Eldon Taney at the center. Cast includes Dick Willis Marybelle Ryberg Art Hammond Pat Boudreaux Jack Perry and Fred Hoidah. Curtain 8 15 pm Thursday and 2 30 pm Saturday. Tickets 30 cents at the door no reserved seats.
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Jim Boylan
Cornell
Jim
Dramatic Art Department
Dick Willis
Harold Barnes
Marybelle Ryberg
Thelma Traney
Art Hammond
Douglas Cartman
Pat Boudreaux
Adele Pierce
Jack Perry
Eldon Traney
Fred Hoidah
Parker
Eldon Taney
Taney
Rocky Stone
Jan Knudson
Lynn Miller
Bert Beany
Carol Campbell
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Art League
FCC
J. Sandbach
Morrill
Paul K. Scott
Schroeder
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