Tri Betas Host Meeting and Talks on Careers
The Tri Betas hold a regular session in the biology lecture room Wednesday January 18 at 7 p.m. Onwill Fais discusses Tools and Vessels of Primitive Man, LaVonne Albright speaks on Opportunities in the Nursing Profession. A chili party at the Grill on January 10 involved the A T A group. Prof. Neil A. Miner stressed Federal parks and student opportunities in that field. George Schroeder presided.
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Tri Betas
Onwill Fais
LaVonne Albright
A.T.A
Neil A. Miner
George Schroeder
Chemistry Club Meeting Thursday Night
Chemistry Club will meet Thursday evening January 19 at 7 00 pm in the chemistry lecture room. Ear Toll will present a general view of the heavy chemical industry followed by a film on the sulphur industry. A decision will be made on the proposed plant visiting trip.
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Chemistry Club
Pasquier Trio Reschedules Cornell Lecture Date
The Pasquier string trio of Jean, Pierre, and Etienne Pasquier has moved its Cornell appearance from Wednesday February 8 to Tuesday February 14. The brothers, noted for over 60 concerts this season in England and Europe, trained under their violinist father and pianist mother before studying at the Conservatory of Paris and forming a renowned trio.
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Pasquier
Cornell
Jean Pasquier
Pierre
Etienne
Englané
Conservatory of
Paris
Pasquiers
Community Service Committee Aims 50 Mile Radius Programs
The Community Service Committee of the CCA led by Dick Moore offers musical and forensic programs to surrounding communities within 50 miles of Mount Vernon. Twenty Cornellians have appeared in shows with the committee.
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Mount Vernon
Howard Johnson
P.T.A
Picture of Elder Bowman Hung in Chapel Hall
A portrait of Elder Bowman, long familiar to Cornell students, hangs in the chapel stairwell. The 1882 painting was stored on the building’s top floor until recently when it was removed for repairs.
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Elder Bowman
Probasco
Cornell
Frosh Warned On Eve Of Bi Annual Bugaboo Cram Day
The piece describes the eve of a Cornell preterm cram day with freshmen and seniors reacting to exams. It notes students in costume and a somber mood with references to drama among freshmen, seniors and a few juniors.
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Frosh
Miss Shepardson Delights Cornell Audience With Lecture Recital
Nadine Shepardson presented a lecture recital titled In Praise of Folly before Cornell students and faculty. Her readings mix poetry prose and drama with witty personal comments, echoing Erasmus and delighting listeners with the humorous Fairy Prince and other excerpts.
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Nadine Shepardson
Cornell
Erasmus
Calendar of Everits January events
International Club meeting postponed. Cue basketball game scheduled. Education class to Iowa City. Dust on the Moon by Speech en. Tri Beta Meeting. Mrs. Gayle Woolson at Int l Club. Cram Day. Exams week January 20 27. Men’s Senate party. Cedar Rapids District Youth Conference. Movie January 26. Registration for second semester January 26 28. Nebraska University wrestling here. Post Exam Olympic party free. Beloit basketball game January 30.
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Iowa City
Gayle Woolson
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska University
Beloit
Ennis Class Tour of Anamosa Iowa State Reformatory
Twenty five sociology students and Prof. Ennis visited the Iowa State Reformatory in Anamosa last Thursday afternoon. They toured the prison, met Warden Frazer, and learned of inmate sales in the hobby room. They also saw The Hawkeye monthly published by inmates.
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Anamosa
Prof
Ennis
Iowa
Reformatory
Six Movie Shorts to Be Shown at Little Theatre
A program of six short films will screen January 26 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Little Theatre for ten cents. Included are La Vieux Chateau, Treasurer's Report, Mickey Cuts Up, Anitra's Dance, Death Day, Mexican Festival and The Flying Dutchman Overture.
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Little Theatre
Lxam
la Vieux Chateau
Robert Benchley
Mickey
Mickey Moore
Anitra
Grieg
Miss Shepardson Performs Poetic Recital in Chicago
Miss Shepardson gave a reading of poetry including Edna St Vincent Millay and Elizabeth Barrett Browning and closed with four character sketches. Her expressive delivery moved listeners as she breathed life into themes of love loss and memory amid urban poverty and society portraits.
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Chicago
Screw Ball Swing for Exam Strain at Men’s Senate Dance
Relax from exam strain at the Men’s Senate dance on Saturday January 21 at 8:00 p.m. in the gym. The Screw Ball features old clothes and Helberg’s Swingsters. Free admission and decorations by the Social Committee.
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Helberg
Registration Window Set for Second Semester
The second semester registration runs January 26 to 28 starting at 1 15 p m on Thursday January 26 and continuing all day Friday and Saturday January 27 28. Students must finish registration by 4 p m Saturday or pay a 3 late fee. Books must be turned in and pre registration cards available January 18 at the registrar's office.
Dust on the Moon Experimental Radio Play Set for Tomorrow
Dust on the Moon, an experimental radio script, will be presented Wednesday afternoon January 18 at 4 in the Fine Arts building radio room. Hugh Muncy directs with Speech Class 101 cast and crew led by Bob Michaelson and Jean Everson in blank verse. The Borderline, another Radio Writers' Laboratory drama, will be directed by Keith Fate in prose with leads Don Johannesson Josephine Beadle and Bob Purkey. production time pending.
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Radio Room
Fine Arts
Hugh ‘Muncy
Speech Project Group
Bob Michaelson
Jean Everson
Radio Writers’ Laboratory
Keith Fate
Don Johannesson
Josephine Beadle
Bob Purkey
Bohemian Atmosphere in Cornell Art Lair Draws Students
Casual bohemian mood fills the second floor Fine Arts lair as Cornell art students in the Royal Purple crowd sketch and paint between classes. Gleb Fedorin leads juniors in rapid sketches while Elaine Thornell and Jane Pitkanen interpret music history into oil works. Freshman and sophomore talent grows, though only one senior art major remains: Gann Holmgren.
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Cornell
Fine Arts
Gleb Fedorin
Royal Purple
Fedo
Elaine Thornell
Jane Marie Pitkanen
Elaine
June
Stravinsky
Lad
Alumni Bulletin
Eddie Weismiller
California
Lyle
Phil Menderson
Mary McGregor
Betty Lou Evans
Mary
Phil
Henderson
G’ann Holmgren
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