International lecturer Henry Hersch Hart to visit Cornell campus
Henry Hersch Hart, noted authority on far eastern culture and Chinese studies, will visit the Cornell campus from February 7 to 22. A lawyer and UC alum, Hart has taught worldwide since 1915, with wartime service in postal censorship and military police before returning to lectures at colleges nationwide.
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Cornell
Hart
University of California
China
Japan
Malay Peninsula
Java
French Indo-China
Siam
Europe
San Francisco
U.S Postal Censorship Division
Military Police Corps
OWI
New Applications Of Modern Design In Art Exhibit
Design Is Everywhere is an exhibit at Armstrong hall Cornell college running through Feb 15. Wilbur Warne West and Patricia Wood curate a display using drapes pillars plastics and other materials to show design in modern life including a Mt Vernon community plan and sections on machines transportation business home school. West says the exhibit appeals to readers who find art displays dull and promises broad interest.
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Armstrong Hall
Cornell College
Wilbur Warne West
Patricia Wood
Mt. Vernon
Puerto Rico life studied in church talk by Dr Francis Throw
Cornell physics professor Dr Francis Throw spoke on Puerto Rico at the Mt. Vernon Methodist church opening session of a four Sunday school mission series. He described the island’s size climate and crowding noting a population near two million and improvements from hospitals and medical science.
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Francis Throw
Cornell College
Puerto Rico
School of Missions
Methodist Church of
Mt. Vernon
Throw
Polytechnic Institute of Puerto Rico
San German
Leonard Iverson
Cedar Rapids
Panama Canal Zone
Alaska
Miss Hadley
Congregational Church
Sui
Hawaii
Herbert Hendriks
Cornell
Mary Toof
Nome
Jolas Highlights Forgotten Forms Of Renaissance Music
Jacques Jolas with Nadia Bou langer directs a WMT program featuring Monteverde madrigals and pieces by Frescobaldi Purcell Scarlatti Pacetti. He notes revival of old forms and previews next week’s Debussy discussion from 8 to 9 p.m.
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Jolas
Claudio Monteverde
Nadia Boulanger
Scarlatti
Pacetti
Debussy
The Age of Enlightenment Photography Exhibition
A February photography show at Armstrong exhibition hall titled The Age of Enlightenment explores 18th century France through sections on Versailles Paris and the Age of Crisis. Featuring works by Boucher Fragonard Nattier Rigaud Watteau Moreau le Jeune David Drouais Debucourt Greuze Ledoux Delamaire Soufflot with schedule from February 1 to May including student shows Life magazine exhibit and artist in social communication events.
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Armstrong Exhibition Hall
France
Versailles
Paris
Bourbon
Voltaire
Rousseau
Diderot
Montesquieu
Lavoisier
Boucher
Fragonard
Nattier
Rigaud
Watteau
Moreau le Jeune
David
Drouais
Debucourt
Greuze
Ledoux
Delamaire
Soufflot
Life Magazine
Age of Enlightenment
Life Ma
Arts Bureau Gartner & Reader Inc
Miyoko Ito
Onesman
Slack
Cornell
Gordon Gray and Two Others Highlight Radio Name Confusion
An open letter in Broadcasting Telecasting by Cornell graduate Gordon Gray of 1948 calls for a group named the Gordon Grays of Radio to resolve confusion caused by three men with that name. Gray, a drama major from Hampton Iowa, traced his career from KRNL chief announcer to KSIL Silver City New Mexico and to KECK Odessa Texas as of publication.
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Cornell
Broadcasting- Telecasting
Gordon Gray
Gray
Hampton
Iowa
Cornellian
KRNL
KSIL
Silver City
New Mexico
KECK
Odessa
Texas
Education Majors Exhibit Handicrafts Creativity in Class
Education psychology students present an elementary education exhibit showing handicrafts and creative activities for young pupils. Puppets paper bag animals finger painting decorations and classroom materials highlight imaginative teaching approaches and student engagement.
Weekend Plans After Final Exams Headline Poll
Students, inquiring reporter gathered weekend plans after finals. Responses range from sleeping and relaxing to studying, weddings, travel, and personal projects, with many emphasizing rest and recovery before the next semester.
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Don Chinburg
Bill Holmstrom
Bud Andrus
Ken Rideout
Week of campus events January 29 to February 4 schedule
The calendar lists basketball games Cornell versus Knox and Cornell versus Augustana at the gym. lectures by Dr. Ralf Grigsby and Schweitzer seminar. multiple chapel and social room events. Miss Josyane Griesch tribute. Men’s Glee Club. Tri Beta biology events. Sociology club. United World Federalists. Music and Home Ec Club sessions. and a 7:30 p.m. Friday basketball game.
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Ralf Grigsby
Schweitzer
Josyane Griesch
Diekirch
United World Federalists
Rocky Mountain Field Trip Open To Cornell Students
Cornell geology offers two summer field trips in the Rocky Mountains. The June 27 to July 23 term and July 25 to August 20 term have three courses each worth six credits. Camp Norton near DuBois Wyoming hosts the program in cooperation with Knox College Miami University and Syracuse University.
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Cornell
Hendriks
Camp Norton
Rocky Mountains
DuBois
Wyoming
Knox College
Miami University
Syracuse University
Meade to Speak to Vin ton Lions Club
Joseph T Meade of Cornell will address the Vin ton Lions Club at a luncheon on Wednesday February 2. He is a lecturer in personnel administration and will speak on related topics.
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Joseph T Meade
Cornell
The
Lion's Club
Vinton
Iowa
Commencement Speaker To Receive Special Degree
The Hon. Rally Grgsby Cornell 18 acting United States commissioner of education will deliver the mid year commencement address at Cornell Monday January 31 at 10 30 a m in King Memorial Chapel.
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Rally Grgsby
Cornell
United States Commissioner of Education
King Memorial
Freshmen Pat Reeve and Barbara Moore to paint Bin murals
Pat Reeve and Barbara Moore, freshmen, were selected by the Student Council to paint two murals at the Cole Bin. Each will receive a $10 prize. Pat's mural will be above the Furnace room entrance, with paint supplied by the college. The second mural will appear on the north wall of the main room after the first is completed.
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Pat Reeve
Barbara Moore
Cole bin
Young Places Cadet Teachers In Cedar Rapids
Cornell college and the Cedar Rapids board of education will place Cornell education students in Cedar Rapids schools for practice teaching in fields not offered at Mt. Vernon. Fields include women’s physical education home economics Spanish French art speech and commercial subjects. Only two students have enrolled. program begins next semester. Transportation scheduling is a major hurdle. Most instruction will occur in Mt. Vernon with strong local support.
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Cornell College
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Young
Morning Monday classes shortened for midyear start
A notice explains Monday January 31 morning classes will use twenty five minute periods due to midyear commence ment. Afternoon classes follow regular schedule with periods and times listed.
Quimby to Speak to Iowa Pastors at School
Quimby visiting professor of religion will address the Iowa Pastors School of Methodist ministers February 1 to 3 at the Hotel Savery. Theme Undergirding Our Faith With the Word. He will also conduct forum discussions and will not meet his classes until Friday February 4 due to engagements.
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Chester
Quimby
Iowa Pastors’ School of Methodist
Savery
Cornell Alumni Office Reveals Vital Statistics
The Cornell alumni office pamphlet shows one fifth of students receive grants up to 400 dollars this year. It details expenses for Bowman and Pfeiffer dining halls and notes 647 alumni live in California. The report covers endowment totals, campus property, and a planned men’s gymnasium with 1 144 seat main gym and a 75 by 36 foot swimming pool.
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Cornell
Bowman and Pfeiffer
California
Three Cornell Faculty Attend National Biblical Instructors Meet
Three Cornellians attended the National Association of Biblical Instructors convention in Chicago at McCormick Theological Seminary. Dean Albion R. King professor of philosophy and religion, Robert W Smith instructor, and Prof M Mc Gaw joined guests of Chicago friends during the Friday and Saturday event. King and Smith traveled in the dean's car while Prof and Mrs Mc Gaw were hosted by Chicago friends as the convention continued.
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National Association of Biblical Instructors
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Albion R. King
Robert W Smith
M. McGaw
Chicago Friends
King
Smith
Mrs McGaw
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