Hayes Recital at Cornell lauded as great concert
Roland Hayes performed a masterful program ranging from Scarlatti to Mozart with grace. Critics praised his rare magic and expressive range, noting the Schubert group as a high point and Reginald Boardman’s ensemble accompaniment as exceptional. He is celebrated for dignity, strength, and influence on arts.
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Roland Hayes
Scarlatti
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart
Mr. Jolas
Schubert
Jolas
Reginald Boardman
Hayes
Cornell Conservatory
Paris
Vienna
Cornellians
Alumni Visit Highlights Core Trip to California
Naomi Williams reports on a Cornell alumni tour to California. Mrs. Cole and President Cole met ex-Cornellians in San Francisco Long Beach and Los Angeles, sharing nostalgia and university hopes. They toured homes, markets, and the Pacific fleet view, meeting more than 100 alumni in Los Angeles.
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Naomi Williams
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Mrs. Cole
Cole
California
San Francisco
Chinatown
Dr. Cole
Long Beach
Coles
Pacific Fleet
Los Angeles
Gift of Cloisonne Jar to Cornell Art Department
Mary Ninde Gamewell presented a cloisonne jar to Cornell through Bishop Nicholson’s wife. The jar, a gift to Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Ninde from pioneer missionaries and Japanese Christians, now sits in Armstrong Hall’s left case in the lower corridor.
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Cornell
Nicholson
W. X. Ninde
Mary Ninde Gamewell
Armstrong Hall
Chemistry Club Elects Officers
The chemistry club elected officers: Harry Batey president, George Whitfield vice president, Jan Wolters secretary treasurer. Dr J B Culbertson is faculty adviser. Third semester chemistry or allied science students may join. Next meeting March 20 features Dr Lathrop Smith.
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Chemistry Club
Harry Batey
George Whitfield
Jan Wolters
J. B. Culbertson
Lathrop Smith
University of Iowa
Veterans' Club Names New Officers At Cornell
In an election on February 28 Cornell Veterans' Club chose four new officers. Gene Hoover becomes president succeeding Walt Navin with Sig Dietz as vice president Hap Lincoln as secretary and Merle Dickleman as treasurer.
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Cornell
Veterans’ Club
Walt Navin
Gene Hoover
Exmarine
Sig Dietz
Hap Lincoln
Merle Dickleman
2Nd Marine Division
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Saipan
Europe
Sig
Navy Air Corps
Long Beach
California
Hap
Eighth Air Force
Dickleman
New Campus Officers Elected in Dormitory Installations
Elections and installations for Associated Women Students and dormitory cabinets completed. Tim Langenbach becomes AW S president. Barb Browning leads Women's Athletic Association. Men’s Senate picks Don Fehrenbach as president and names Dick Pearson secretary treasurer. Dormitory results list Jean Lingel Altoona Hall president and Gwen Smyth Bowman hall head. Guild dorms select Sydell Schwartz president.
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Associated Women Students
Main Hall
Tim Langenbach
Mary Anna McBride
Marcia Bacon
Mildred Kutlik
Alice Thomson
Grace Carson
Kathie Sager
Women’s Athletic Association
Barb Browning
Jann Hyde
Mary Voorhees
Helen Withrow
Shirley Jenkins
Marjorie Lievense
Kathie Safford
Senate
Don Fehre
Jean Lingel
Mt. Morris
Illinois
Altoona Hall
Natalie Dupuis
Maywood
Dorothy Farnum
Appleton
Wisconsin
Shirley Dunlap
Washington
Iowa
Marie McGuffin
Corning
Gwen Smyth
Vernon
Bowman Hall
Dorothy Wal
Debate Group Broadcast On Station WSUI
Five Iowa Wesleyan students Eugene Roberts Faraday Strock Barbara Van Wickle Patricia Canfield and Mary Voorhees participated in a radio WSUI debate group. Cornell entrants earned superior and excellent ratings at the Lincoln Nebraska conference. Bob Connor, Beverley Breckenridge and Leightin Rickert received superior or excellent ratings in various talks and discussions. Teams were not ranked.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
WSUI
Eugene Roberts
Faraday Strock
Barbara van Wickle
Patricia Canfield
Mary Voorhees
Cornell
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bob Connor
Beverley Breckenridge
Leightin Rickert
Algiers Girl Enrolls At Cornell After Dodging European War
Julia Albricias, Pfeiffer’s new resident, arrives at Cornell from Algiers via Spain and Belgium. Daughter of a Methodist pastor, she describes wartime moves, English learned from American GIs, and her Crusade For Christ scholarship. She aims to continue secretarial work in the United States.
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Algiers
Cornell
Shirley Westphal
Julia Albricias
Pfeiffer
Spain
Belgium
Algeria
Alicante
France
Albricias
Julia
United States
Baltimore
U. S
Cushing Fells
New York
Franklin
Eastern University
Cornell Ward
Penn Station
Chicago
Mt. Vernon
G.i’s
Mr. Chips
Amber
Europe
Dean MacGregor to Lead Philosophy Seminar Monday
Dean J. B. MacGregor will direct a Merner lounge seminar on March 4 at 4 pm discussing the naturalistic view of mind with pro and con critiques. The group includes ministers, Cornell faculty, and students, meeting biweekly here and in Waterloo Iowa. Interested students are welcome.
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Merner
J. B. MacGregor
Waterloo
Iowa
Cornell
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