Unusual Bowman Hall Truck Sparks Campus Curiosity
Column notes a Blatz Beer truck unloading at Bowman hall drawing attention on campus. The report mentions reform efforts, a criminology class trip to Anamosa reformatory, concerns about inmates access to knives, and a Cornell senior who slept through a Danny Kaye film scene claiming hypnotic effect.
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Bowman Hall
David O
Schechter
Anamosa
Yours Truly
Cornell
Danny Kaye
Inspector General
Kaye
Ram thumps Cee in sizzling Friday basketball showing
Dr. Allen K. Chalmers gave a recent Religion in Life talk that inspired both the religiously inclined and the curious. An amused student teased him over a world-end figure, prompting the professor to cite fifty million years, sparking relief and laughter.
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Ram
Cee
Allen K. Chalmers
Chalmers
Elections Begin March 13 In Student Government
The week of elections for student government starts March 13 with nominations open until 10 p.m. March 14. Preliminary elections are March 15, speeches March 17, and final elections March 20. New council members are introduced March 21.
Burges Johnson To Visit Hilltop For Lecture Series
Dr. Burges Johnson, noted lecturer and author, will return to Cornell campus March 15 for two days of informal talks and meetings. The opening lecture at King Memorial chapel will set the visit in motion, with Johnson known for essays and works such as The Lost Art of Profanity and Sonnets from the Pekinese.
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Cornell
Johnson
King Memorial Chapel
Vassar
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Proxy Will Visit Hilltop Then Boston for Centennial Events
President Russell D. Cole returns to Mt. Vernon on Thursday after three weeks in the West. The next week he travels to Boston for the dedication of a new building for the Boston University School of Theology. Cole appeared on a California television program with Rosemary Lane and Don DeFore. He also spoke at the Iowa Association of Southern California winter picnic on the theme America Is Our Land, as officials attend Centennial dinners in the West.
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Russell D. Cole
United States
Mt. Vernon
Boston
Boston University School of Theology
Cole
California
Iowa
Rosemary Lane
Indianola
Don DeFore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Association of Southern California
America
West
Earl Warren
Leonard J. Roach
Iowa Association
Los Angeles
Cornell
Four Debaters Enter National Tau Kappa Alpha Tournament
Four Cornellians enter the National Tau Kappa Alpha debate and discussion tournament at the University of Kentucky in Lexington next week. They depart Wednesday March 8 with Gary Makower, Lorraine Hill competing in discussion and Hill in ext. Hoerner and Oates in debate. Earlier in Iowa City the quartet joined events at the State University of Iowa with Armstong, Furnish, Stucki and Makower in discussion and Brainard, Wasson, Moerner, Oates in debate. At Lincoln Near meet last weekend Hill earned a superior in discussion while Bishop, Oates, Hoerner and Furnish received excellent ratings in their events.
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Iowa City Today
State University of Iowa
Esther Armstrong
Victor Furnish
Don Stucki
Gary Makower
Peggy Brainard
Dick Wasson
Bob Moerner
Dick Oates
Lincoln, Near
Lorraine Hill
Dick Bishop
Bob Hoerner
Cornell Student Council adopts expanded 12 member body
Amendment to the Cornell student constitution passes by over three fourths with 354 yes votes among 388 cast. Elections slated for March 13 week. Council to include three seniors and nine underclassmen with new executive structure and officer roles.
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Cornell
Dick Bishop
New Officers Plan Sinfonietta Tour
The Cornell college Sinfonietta under Lloyd Oak land will tour parts of Iowa and Illinois from April 25 to 30. Newly elected president Elwood Willey will contact all managers and chairmen in towns visited and oversee housing food and transportation. Treas Kenneth Toepfer handles trip finances while Don Ockelmann manages orchestral music equipment and stage crew duties.
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Cornell College Sinfonietta
Lloyd Oakland
Iowa
Illinois
Elwood Willey
Willey
Treas
Kenneth Toepfer
Don Ockelmann
Delegates Cite 300 Expected For Future Teachers Meet
About 300 delegates from 15 teacher training institutions in southeastern Iowa are expected Monday at Cornell College for the Iowa Future Teachers Association regional meeting. Elizabeth Brady of the University of Chicago will speak on leadership and the teacher’s role. sessions will include group discussions moderated by college officials and area educators. Delegates from multiple colleges and universities will attend, with Washington Junior College noted among participants.
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Cornell
Iowa Future Teachers Association
Southeastern
Iowa
Otis E Young
Jack Hotsenpiller
University of Iowa
IFTA
Ed Brown
Paul Hewitt
Wava Peck
Jean Listebarger
Evlyn Fisher
Lois Henderson
Earl Kalp
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Des Moines
Joseph T Meade
Rosalind Smith
Mt Vernon
Grinnell College
Iowa Wesleyan College
Kletzing College
University Park
Mary Crest College
Davenport
Mt Mercy Junior College
Cedar Rapids
Mt St Clare Junior College
Clinton
Muscatine
Ottumwa Heights
Parsons College
St Ambrose College
Washington Junior College
Washington
College Cuts Heat to Meet Coal Shortage at Cornell College
Due to a serious coal shortage the college will reduce heating in several buildings starting March 4. Heat will be off noon Saturday to Monday morning in Main Hall South Hall Library Law Building Old Sem Alumni Gym Armstrong Hall Chapel and the practice house. A three week coal supply is reported and a faculty committee will survey and arrange for doubling up to keep families warm.
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South Hall
Law
Old Sem
Alumni
Armstrong Hall
Cornell
Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Mt Vernon
Cornell College
Jay B. MacGregor
Chester L. Rich
Evlyn Fisher
Rich
Mt. Vernon
Week events outline for March on campus in Minnesota
A listing of weekly campus events from Friday March 3 to Saturday March 11 at Northfield Minnesota. Activities include wrestling swimming meets Carleton basketball and various campus clubs lectures films and musical events with times and locations across college facilities.
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Minn
Carleton
Henry H Hart
UWF
Cole
Lower Chapel
Cole bin
Armstrong
Charles Hempstead
ISTC
Hart to Lecture on Socrates Whitman and China at Cornell
Hart, Henry Hirsch Hart international lecturer on Chinese culture returns to Cornell for a second campus visit March 6 He will give classroom talks on Socrates Walt Whitman and Chinese drama and present The Sea Road to the Indies in lower chapel He is a UC Berkeley graduate and former attorney who has traveled extensively in Asia and Europe.
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Cornell
Socrates
Walt Whitman
The
Indies
Lower Chapel
Hart
University of California
China
Japan
Malayan Peninsula
Java
French Indo-China
Siam
Europe
Marco Polo
Marrill
Phil Henderson
Shackford
Sea Road
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