Late rallies lift Cornell over Knox in 1929 finale
Cornell the Deanmen rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Knox 31 to 23 in a Midwest season closer. O Connor and Welzel led the attack with multiple baskets as Monk and Knox fought hard in a tight first half before Cornell pulled away in the second.
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Monmouth
Cornell Cagers
Knox Quintet
Deanmen
Knox
Siwash
Invaders
O'Connor
Cornell
Grant
Monk
Block
Welzel
Cook
Kirby Cook
O’connor
Purple
Allen
Kmox
Methodists
Knox Boys
Cornell Debaters Fall to Wisconsin Trios
The Cornell negative team lost to Beloit and Lawrence in Wisconsin debates on hydro power. Debaters were Burton Tarr, Arthur Janssen and Francis Ellis. Mogenson accompanied the trio on the trip to Beloit and Appleton.
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Cornell
Beloit
Lawrence
Burton Tarr
Arthur Janssen
Francis Ellis
Appleton
John T. Mogenson
Wisconsin
Humboldt Frosh Basketball Captain Chosen
Earl Gabrielson of Humboldt elected captain of the 1929 freshmen basketball team by teammates. He played forward this past season and contributed to the team’s success with a keen basket eye. The school names the captain after the season closes.
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Earl Gabrielson
Humboldt
Gabrielson
Cornell campus C C A plans discussed for next year
Mary Puffer reports a Sunday Y W C A meeting of Cornell students planning C C A duties for 1929 30. Arnold Pedersen Ruth Stewart and Vernon Messman were elected as officers. Miss Schurlock praised the organization noting its people centered, nonformal structure and emphasis on active work over titles. Discussion covered expanding personal contact and the Big and Little Sister Brother movements.
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Mary Puffer
Cornell
Cc. C. A
Arnold Pedersen
Ruth Stewart
Vernon Messman
The
Romeo and Juliet Portrayed as Famous Lovers by Shakespeare
Ruth Messenger surveys Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet as a Romantic Tragedy with wit and vitality. The essay notes Renaissance roots, Brooke's source, and characters like Mercutio and Peter with Kept Theatre connections.
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Romeo and Juliet
Ruth Messenger
Shakespeare
Arthur Brooke
Former Cornellian Holds Hoover's Hat
Old John Reeder a Cornell class of 1858 member held Herbert Hoover's hat during the inauguration ceremony. Reeder, 92, is a longtime Tipton resident and familiar Cornell campus figure at annual commencements.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
John” Reeder
Cornell
Reeder
Hoover
Tipton
Women Debaters Meet Wesleyan Thursday Night
The Cornell women’s debate team opens the 1929 season on the local platform next Thursday at 7 15 pm. The negative team faces Iowa Wesleyan. the affirmative travels to Mount Pleasant. Debaters include Ringland Burge Mahin on the local squad and Merritt Frink Mastin on the away trip.
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Wesleyan
Cornell
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Jeannette Ringland
Beatrice Burge
Margaret Mahin
Faithe Merritt
Lillian Frink
Mildred Mastin
W. Earl Beem
Leopold-Loeb
Ollapod Preview Promises Strong Travel Issue at Cornell
Cornell College announces the Ollapod will be distributed March 22 at the chapel during the Men's Glee Club concert. Extra copy time remains this week as editors race to finish a record influx of material including many cartoons about travel and evolving baggage.
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Cornell College
Cornell
Ollapod
Shakespeare Play Cast Finishes Production Saturday
The Sophomore class presents Romeo and Juliet with Opal Nybarger designing scenery and Dorothy Bresson playing pipe organ. Doris Day and Charles Brewster lead the cast as rehearsals show steady progress and the Friday Cornellian will publish the revised cast.
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Day and
Brewster
Opal Nybarger
Rebecca Merritt
Miss Lathe
Ernest Nielsen
Dorothy Bresson
Fritz Schoultz Co
Chicago
Chicago Costume Co
Doris Day
Charles Brewster
Miss Day
Professor Tull
Juliet
Romeo
Cornellian
Hold College Party Friday at Mount Vernon Gym
Notices describe an all college gathering at Mount Vernon high gym next Friday eight o clock with Chinese theme. Attendees are urged to wear Chinese style attire and bring nickels for snacks as Mr Sling Chow runs hot dogs. An amused note warns about opium in a joke line, and the piece ends with a playful aside continued on page three.
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Mount Vernon
Sling Chow
Mr. Chow
Sandy
Hold Time Trials For Medley Relay At Iowa Tomorrow
Cornell track trials open at the University of Iowa field house tomorrow under Coach Dean. Nine runners compete to earn a medley relay spot for the Illinois Relay Carnival March 15-16. Six lettermen from last year, including Captain Thorpe and Corlett, are among the entrants.
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University of Iowa
Dean
Cornell
Thorpe
Corlett
Swaney
Switzer
Nickerson
Kouba
Riley
Macaulay
Malecek
Expiring Student Experiences Seven Minutes In Eternity
A student lies dying in a cottage as a physician watches. A hellish vision appears, with a horned figure claiming to judge sins at a college where harsh conditions and strict rules loom over the campus chapel and study life.
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Win D
Robin
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Carroll
Midwest Loop
Frosh
C. A
Cornell Christian Association
Mercutio
Taine
Peter
William Kemp
Dogberry
Touchstone
Dromies
Humor Magazine
W.A.A
Women’s Athletic Association
Lower Chapel
Myrtle McIntosh
Dorothy Ann Flint
Delva Berry
Lida Tallman
Bernadine Burge
Margaret Kopf
Gertrude Parr
Nickles
Iowa
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