Forensic Trio Loses Decision in Beloit Power Debate
In a Beloit debate on power control, the Cornell team arguing for retention of public control lost to Beloit. Judge Prof C Littell praised both sides for clear discourse, while Prof G Gray critiqued outdated statistics and time spent in agreement. The affirmative was led by Felt with Reynolds and Pritchard. Beloit's winning trio were Martin, Williams and Carter.
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Forensic
Beloit
Basil Raffety
Cornell-Beloit
G. ‘W. Gray
State University of Iowa
C. ¥. Littell
Politics Department
Gray
Cornell
Carl Felt
Leland Pritchard
Miguel Reynolds
Felt
Catalogue Goes to Press for 1929 30 Courses
The Seventy Sixth Annual Catalogue for 1929 1930 will go to press in the latter half of March printed by Mount Vernon Hawkeye Press. The catalogue committee includes Prof. Lane Prof McConnell and Dr Ebersole with no major changes in contents except type size. Copies are requested by prospective students libraries Congressional Library at Washington and exchange partners across the United States.
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Mount Vernon Hawkeye Press
Lane
McConnell
Ebersole
United States
Cornell
Congressional Library
Washington
Officers Elected at Cornell Art Club Meet
At the first meeting of the year Cornell Art club elected Nelta Tregloan president Marvin Wilson secretary and treasurer. The new president outlined club aims and future activities. Several new members joined and membership remains open to all with a real interest in art. The next meeting is March 14.
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Cornell Art Club
Nelta Tregloan
Marvin Wilson
Women’s Athletics Association
Lower Chapel
Myrtle McIntosh
Dorothy Ann Flint
Lida Tallman
Bernadine Burge
Delva Barry
Gertrude Parr
Lillian Frirnk
Margaret Kopf
Honor Students Named for 1928 29 Semester At College
The college office released the first semester honor list for 1928 29. Six students earned High Honors, twenty received Honors, and twenty five were named Honorable Mention. The list names Ethel Cain Tom Jacobs Vernon Messman Nelta Tregloan Lucile Trump Marie Schmidt for High Honors.
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Ethel Cain
Tom Jacobs
Vernon Messman
Nelta Tregloan
Lucile Trump
Marie Schmidt
Mary Jean Alexander
DeSpence Bentley
Bernadine Burge
Kirby Cook
Hazel Cory
Winton Dunlap
Bert Davids
Lillian Frink
Harold Hagg
Mildred Mastin
Ruth Messenger
Leland Pritchard
Morley Slaght Receives Army Air Corps Commission
Morley F Slaght son of Prof and Mrs W E Slaght has earned a lieutenants commission in the U S Army Air Corps He studied at Cornell and the State University of Iowa and completed aviation training at Brooks Field San Antonio and Kelly Field He was the sole Iowa graduate in his class of 34 and will report to Selfridge Field Mount Clemens Michigan for the First Pursuit Squadron.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette-Republican
Slaght
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens Michigan
Talk on Indian Lore by Iowa Archaeological Survey
Science Club heard Prof. Charles R. Keyes discuss recent Iowa Archaeological Survey findings. He noted the challenges of reconstructing early Indian life from artifacts and the rapid cultural shifts after white contact.
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Chas.Keyesfells
Science
Club of Indians
Iowa
Charles R. Keyes
Iowa Archaeological Survey
Prof. Keyes
Basketeers Meet Knox Tonight Clash With Carroll Tomorrow
The Cornell hoopsters face Knox tonight and Carroll tomorrow in a pair of key games marking the final 1929 Deanmen appearance. Knox, second in the Midwest loop, boasts high scorers Monk Bednar and Block. Cornell aims to adapt to Knox zone defense and protect home court.
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Basketeers
Knox
Carroll
Purple
Strong Five
Deanmen
Cornell
Monmouth
Dean
Midwest
Old Siwash
Monk
Bednar
Block
Mitchcock
Ward
Wrestling Meet With Northwestern May Be Postponed
Coach Dick Barker indicates the wrestling meet with Northwestern University set for next Monday at Evanston is likely cancelled. Barker is out of town and final word will come late tonight. Forfeits and illness limit Cornell’s entries, and a postponement to next winter is probable.
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Dick Barker
Northwestern University
Evanston
Stateville
Evanston Purple
Cornell
Big Purple
Little Purple
N. Y. Aggregation
Scott
Barker
Gold Coast
Paul Scott
Iowans
Who's Who on Cornels Faculty Know Your Faculty
Opinion piece opposing a rule to abolish center tip offs in basketball. Argues it would speed play, hurt smaller schools, remove an exciting feature, and misjudge need for rule changes. Also features coach reflections on coaching appeal, future in athletics, and student mentorship.
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Cornels
Ollapod Travel Number Prompts Creative Submissions
The Ollapod seeks travel themed drawings and inked ideas for its upcoming Travel Number. Papers must be turned in by Monday March 4 and in by Wednesday of next week for printer lead times. The box is in Main Hall for deposit and advertising is progressing well.
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Ollapod
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Wisconsin
Littell
Hawkeye Record Press
Army Air Corps
Truart
Morley F
W.A.A
O’connor
Lundt
Grant
Allen
Trevormen
Welzel
MecCullen
Bloom
Cook
Northwestern
Ralph Lupton
Evanston Ear Twisters
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