Purple to Battle Monmouth Tonight in Midwest Tilt
Cornell basketball squad heads for Monmouth to face first place Midwest contender Monmouth. Coach Dean brings nine players led by Burrell at center Welzel and Cook as guards Allen and Brandan as forwards with Lundt Dick L Hunter and O Connor as possible subs.
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Nick Johnson
Cornell Basketeers
Monmouth
Central Illinois Boys
Beloit
Cornell
Kohawks
Purple Cagers
Dean
Burrell
Welzel
Cook
Allen
Brandan
Lundt
L. Hunter
O’connor
Pinafore rehearsals advance under large cast
The cast for the twenty ninth production of Pinafore is being shaped rapidly after examinations. Rehearsals are now in full swing with a large cohesive group, thanks to Miss Pinkerton and Mr Huffman. Betty Cole and Ted Arnold receive praise for voice and stage presence as the director Teel coordinates the orchestra.
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Raf
Miss Pinkerton
Betty Cole
Ted Arnold
Cornelia Otis Skinner Set to Perform January 25
Arrangements were completed for Cornelia Otis Skinner to appear in the chapel auditorium on Saturday evening January 25. Dr. H. C. Stancliff, chairman of the Lecture Course Committee, announced the event. She had planned an original character sketches program the prior Wednesday but was delayed by snow while en route from Mason City.
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Cornelia Otis Skinner
Chapel Auditorium
H. C. Stancliff
Mount Vernon
Mason City
Politician L. J. Dickinson Addresses Cornell Class
Rep L J Dickinson spoke at Cornell in the lower chapel at eleven this morning on politics. He defined a politician as one studying and advancing national interests and urged public participation to ensure good public servants. He described how legislation moves through Congress and noted broad national sentiment is needed for bills to pass.
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L. J. Dickinson
Cornell
Lower Chapel
Dickinson
Burgstahler Leaves for Washington Actions
President Burgstahler departed for Washington D C at the start of the week to attend the Association of American Colleges meeting. He will join the Educational Association of the M E church session, then proceed to New York for the Cornell Club dinner before returning to campus mid next week.
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Burgstahler
Washington, D. C
Association of American Colleges
Educational Association of the M. E. Church
Washington
New York
Cornell Club
Swiss Brothers Are Important Part Of Life At Bowman Hall
Thom as and William Joriman are Bowman hall janitors at Cornell college. Known as Tom and Will they are beloved figures to one hundred eighty girls, acting as uncles and helpers for dorm needs. They respond to leaks fires and other emergencies and even fill in as Santa for campus pantomimes.
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Bowman Hall
Virginia Jameson
Will Joriman
Cornell College
Thomas
William Joriman
Tom
Will
Santa
Santa Claus
Enter Madame selected as Royal Purple play for 1930
Gilda Varesi and Dolly Byrne comedy Enter Madame in three acts chosen for the Royal Purple annual program. The show has run in New York London and on the continent with a February 22, 1930 production date. Madame the opera singer clashes with her practical American husband in a witty contrast of temperaments.
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New York City
London
Gilda Varesi
Dolly Byrne
Madame
Coe Collapse Stuns Cornell In 31 15 Midwest Tilt
The Kohawks from Coe upset Cornell 31 to 15 last Tuesday night in the local gym. Coe led 11 11 at halftime and pulled away after the break as Welzel Luft Langlas and Johnstone sparked a second half surge to seal the win.
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Nick Johnson
Coe Basketeers
Cornell
Purple
Kohawks
Coe
Gale Allen
Lundt
Johnstone
Luft
Langlas
Kohawk
Cornellians
Allen
Welzel
Cook
Cedar Rapids Boys
Burrichter
Brandau
Hribal
O’connor
Mason Teaches Chemistry in Michigan College
O'Neal Mason, class of 1921, serves seven years as professor of chemistry at Michigan Agriculture College in Lansing. The college is the oldest of its kind in the United States and had 900 freshmen chemistry students last fall. A new laboratory supports the work. Mason previously assisted in the Cornell chemistry department.
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O’neal Mason
Michigan Agriculture College
Lansing
United States
Mason
Cornell
Freshman debaters schedule early matchups and options
Freshman debaters plan several encounters with ISTC freshmen Maquoketa high school and possibly Dubuque University with first debate within a month. The team works on briefs on the disarmament question with police protection as the focus.
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Maquoketa High School
Dubuque University
Richardson Clark
Hugh Chance
Harold Keele
Harold Beard
Wesley Burr
William Hokenson
Allen Darling
Mary Taylor
Marjory Jensen
Esther Young
Marian Wiliams
Nina Prichard
Littell
Dickinson Sounds On Public Problems At Cornell Chapel
Representative L. J. Dickinson of Iowa spoke on public problems at Cornell noting his first vote on the Volstead act. He described a wet bloc in Congress and said federal courts’ disorganization hampers prohibition cases, while predicting wets’ propaganda will fade as the House grows Dryer.
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L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Cornell
Wrestlers to Oppose Oklahoma Tomorrow at Cornell
The Oklahoma Aggies, a dominant mat team undefeated since 1921, meet Cornell Saturday night. The Aggies hold four national champions and this marks the fourth straight year Cornell faces them.
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Oklahoma
United States
Oklahoma Aggies
Cornell
Aggies
Purple
Oilers
Gilbert Delivers Chapel Address at Drew University
Dr. William M. Gilbert of Drew University and Cornell 1904 grad gave the morning chapel talk on expanding Christian ministry. He cited the need for a social and world conscience and joked about interdenominational quarrels. He noted radio widening ministry reach.
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William M. Gilbert
Drew University
Cornell
Ancient Tale Of Uncle And Fashion Observations
An old tale recounts Uncle and a poor ape who accepts a large offer to leave his farm for city life. He visits his well educated nephew, witnesses ladies dancing, and muses on native modesty and style as clothing trails on the floor.
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Carl Kouba
Butte
Galle
Jay Ape
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Midwest
Tonite
Monmouth Gymnasium
Congress
U. S
Prexy
Washington, D.C
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Capitol
Beem
Michigan
Frosh Debaters
Ellis
I. S. T. C. Frosh
Carl Felt
Basil Raffety
Francis Ellis
Western Union College of
Farm Bloc
Gilbert
Hys
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