Cornell College Fine Arts Symposium Set
The Cornell College Fine Arts Symposium 1968 will feature pre dance and five fields of the arts with local experts. Joe Gebhardt and Eliseo Vivas will lead discussions and panel sessions on drama music writing visual arts and dance. A Viet Nam debate and a Joint Council on Student Affairs proposal are also discussed amid student government tensions.
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Cornell College Fine Arts
George Elliot
Syra
Symacuse University
Joe Gebhardt
Posium
Dents
Eliseo Vivas
Northwestern
Cornell
Cornell Theatre
Nel Abel
State University
New York At Buffalo
Stu- Milton Berger
Brandeis Univer
Vivas
Denis
Leo Steinberg
Columbia University
Loyce Houston
Cornell Eyes Self Governing Dorm For Men
Dean Bremner predicts a second self governing residence hall at Cornell for men after a October survey. Sixty percent of students responded with 70 percent supporting the change and 40 percent wanting one dorm focus. About 150 men may enter next year with officer elections and rule drafting to follow.
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Dean Bremner
Cornell
Rorem
Pauley
Merner
Cornell College Considers Limited Dorm Visitation
Student Council approves a trial semester of limited visitation with Sunday 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. windows. House Councils may cancel weeks, violations may end privileges, and hosts must notify at desk. Modifications allowed per dorm needs. awaiting President decision.
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Cornell
Senate
AWS
Reichard Book Published Crippled from Birth
Cornell history associate professor Rich ard Reichard has a new study on Germany's Democratic Party from 1844 to 1870. Published by Iowa State Press Ames the work argues the party was crippled from birth by 1848 defeat and Bismarckian unification.
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Richard Reichard
Cornell
Iowa State Press
Iowa State University
Ames
Germany
Reichard
Bismark
Social Democratic Party
West Germany
Cornell Receives Texaco And Standard Oil Grants
Cornell has received two unrestricted grants totaling 4000 dollars. The Standard Oil Foundation of Indiana gave 2500 dollars and Texaco, Inc funds through its Aid-to-Education Program contributed for the current academic year. Cornell joins over 250 colleges in Texaco’s education support, funds to buy projection equipment for showing fine arts films.
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Cornell
Standard Oil Foundation of
Indiana
Texaco, Inc
Texaco
Scheduling Proposal Passes At January Student Council Meeting
The council approved a plan to abolish the current scheduling rule and create a new system to prevent conflicts between campus and off campus events. The effort aims to increase student freedom and responsibility in academics and social life. The Office of Student Affairs is researching scheduling rule revision with a Cedar Rapids attorney to clarify the college's legal responsibility for off campus activities.
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AAUP
USNSA
Cornell
Gebhardt
Office of Student Affairs
David Rees
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids
Applications Stacked For Christine De Vries Deadline
The instruction directs that all applications be addressed to Christine De Vries, editor, for review and processing. No further details provided on submission method or deadline.
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Christine de Vries
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