Devereaux Organ Program To Open Series Sunday
Cornell College organ professor Eugene Devereaux opens a three recital series in the College chapel Sunday at 4 30 pm. The program features chorale preludes by Pachelbel Buxtehude Brahms and Bach with notes on the chorale’s Lutheran origins and liturgical role.
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WMT Radio Sports Director Speaks at Cornell Campus
Tait Cummins, sports director of WMT, spoke to Cornell's Speech 309 class on Sports in Radio. He outlined problems for sportscasters, shared solutions, and discussed his Keep Iowa Athletes in Iowa campaign and high school athletic correspondents. He kept a casual, engaging tone throughout the session.
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New Entertainment Schedule At Bin Starts Next Week
Cole Bin announces a revised midweek entertainment plan under student manager Karl Bing. Dormitory groups will organize activities across Wednesdays with full control on their assigned days. Tentative dates include Jan 19 Mernerhall, Feb 2 Arrows, Feb 9 Mills, Feb 16 Kappa Psi, Mar 2 ATA, and Mar 9 AXE.
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AXE
New Courses For Second Semester English Press
Last minute changes in the class schedule for next term. New courses include English 212 on Romantic poets under Dr John Shackford and English 326 on contemporary literature under Dr Howard Lane. Pre-registration ends Saturday Jan 15.
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John Shackford
Wordsworth
Keats
Shelly
Howard C. Lane
Kafka
Huxley
Eliot
Henderson
M . F. Kollman
Here's How to Study or Coffee at Bin
Cornell students share secret exam formulas as finals approach. Quotes from Sam Minasian Fred Dexter Jean Hummel Gloria Williams Bob Ball Art Hammond Lynn Schroeder Jo Johntz Shirley Griffith Bob Shuster Natalie Dupuis Allen Eliason offer opinions on study habits, notes, sleep, luck, and personal routines.
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Jean Hummel
Gloria Williams
Bob Ball
Art Hammond
Lynn Schroeder
Jo Johntz
Shirley Griffith
Bob Shuster
Natalie Dupuis
Allen Eliason
Artists Build American Tradition Through Word and Thought
Dr Samuel Barlow spoke at King Memorial chapel on The American Tradition. He argued education turns facts into ideas and artists distill those ideas into form, shaping history, values, and social progress. He cited Washington and Dickens to illustrate art's power to guide conduct and reform.
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King Memorial Chapel
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Roland
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England
Walton S Koch's Westward trip with Cornell alumni
Walton S Koch assistant professor of physical education and head football coach at Cornell college traveled west for two weeks visiting rose bowl sights in Pasadena and alumni events in Los Angeles Long Beach and San Francisco. He attended the NCAA meeting where football coaches urged a rule change permitting instant substitutions after a ball changes possession. Returning east they rode old railroad coaches due to a blizzard.
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Walton S. Koch
Cornell College
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Pasadena
Northwestern
California
Los Angeles
Roy M Angell
Long Beach
San Francisco
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James E. White
Judd Dean
NCAA
Omaha
Readers' Verses and Wit on Campus Evening
Gifford Hood presents Worry! Don Ryerson quips I drown my sorrows in a chocolate malt. Pat Lund recalls a library question Rosie Robinson warns Stay away from the Bin.
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Don Ryerson
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Week of campus events posted for January schedule
A dense list of campus activities spans January 14 to 21. Events include basketball Cornell versus Carleton, wrestling tournament at Mississippi Valley High School, organist Eugene Devereaux at the chapel, CSF social rooms, Cornellian Staff activities, an oratorio, Schweitzer Seminar, a stage play You Ain’t Done Right By My Gal Nell, Men’s Glee Club, Tri Beta biology law meeting, Pfeiffer hall events, Tau Kappa Alpha, Merner hall entertainment, Crete McCollister piano recital, various music and home economics gatherings, and Dean MacGregor chapel appearance.
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Jolas to Host New Disk Jockey Show on WMT
Jacques Jolas Cornell college professor of piano will start a radio program on WMT called My Record Library With Jacques Jolas. Airing Tuesdays from 8 to 9 PM the show blends recordings with live piano pieces and music history notes. Guests may join, and the program is a sustaining feature during prime listening time.
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Cornell College
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Funeral Held for Mrs F W Bush in Iowa
The funeral for Mrs. F W Bush mother of Mrs. Russell D Cole was held in Van Horne and Stuart Iowa. She died Jan 6 of heart disease at 76. Survived by Allegra Grady Arrola Cole. Burial at Stuart cemetery with Stuart service at 3 pm. Pallbearers were her nephews.
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Russell D Cole
van Horne
Stuart
Iowa
Work Project Topics At CF.S. Meeting
Corn end Student Fellowship will discuss "Summer Service Projects" with a panel of students who joined Presbyterian and Methodist caravans, New York City work camps, and American Friends seminars. The session covers Quaker camps, Friends service units, and frontier volunteer work across the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Cuba.
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Lila French
Jerry Lamale
John Taylor
New York City
Gary Makower
American Friends Service Committee
Dick Bishop
American Friends’ Institutes of International Relations
Quaker International
Friends’ Service
Mexico
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Methodist
Iowa
Cuba
United States
Europe
International Relations Institute
The
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Bogert and Salm Debate in Cedar Rapids
Cornell seniors Jackson Bogert of Alexandria Virginia and Robert Salm of Sterling will debate Coe College in Cedar Rapids 6 30 dinner Tuesday Jan 18 at the Montrose Empire room They defend federal aid to higher education in an audience decision format Organized by Jeannette Ringland and Floyd Thompson about 85 guests expected
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Jackson Bogert
Alexandria
Robert Salm
Sterling
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
Empire
Montrose Hotel
Coe
Jeannette Ringland
Floyd Thompson
Link Belt Spedcer Corp
Oratorio Society to Sing Brahms Requiem in May
The 51st Cornell May Music Festival features Isaac Stern violinist Mack Harrell baritone and the Cornell Oratorio Society with Jacques Jolas guiding the chorus. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra performs Saturday with a full evening concert closing the festival.
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Cornell Oratorio Society
Cornell
Isaac Stern
Mack Harrell
Metropolitan
Chicago
San Francisco
Metropolitan Opera
Jacques Jolas
Chicago Symphony
Russell D. Cole
Erroll Miller
Cochairman
Cole
Final Sketches For Bin Mural To Be Judged
Final selection of a mural for the Cole Bin will occur at the next Student Council meeting led by Karl Bing. Nine sketches survive preliminary judging from Mr West's art 103 class, with final action by the council to choose the painter for the recreation room mural.
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Dance at Coe Clears Way For Spring Blowout
A Coe Cornell dance after a Saturday game drew about 1000 attendees with over half from Cornell. The event filled the social calendar, with 40 dozen doughnuts consumed and many drinks served. The Coe and Cornell committees praised the turnout and planned a possible April follow up.
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