Purple Cagers Defeat Carroll In Last Game
The Carroll College five, long time conquerors of many teams, were defeated by Cornell 28 to 26 in the final game of the season. McCullen started for Cornell and sparked a 17 to 11 first half lead. Bazal stalled in the second half as Cornell held on for the win on their floor.
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Carroll College
Ripon
Lawrence
Coe
Beloit
Cornell Crew
Cook
Welzel
Muilenberg
Hord
McCullen
Purple
Bazal
Cornell
Cornell Freshmen Fall to Monmouth Cagers 34 31
Cornell freshmen lose their second game of the season to Monmouth yearlings by 34 to 31. The pace was fast and fouls were high with sixteen personal penalties on Cornell. O’Connor led Cornell with 12 points, while Inglett paced Monmouth with 17 points after a second-half surge.
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Miguel Reynolds
Cornell
Monmouth
Little Purple
Connell
O’connor
Monmouth Frosh
Inglett
Foresters stop Cornell on tight Lake Forest defense
Lake Forest edged Cornell 28 to 22 on a small Il linois School court as Lundt Cook Welzel Bloom McCullen and Macklin led the attack. Macklin struck four baskets and Roskie starred at center while Cornell struggled to control the boards and finish shots.
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Lake Forest
Cornell
Illinois
Lundt
Cook
Welzel
Bloom
McCullen
Iowans
Macklin
Roskie
North Shore Lads
Jala T Forest
Hume Vays
Muilenberg
Invaders
Hord
Eeceeeceseene
Cook Vf
Cornell Party Night Brings Men to House Soirees
A large portion of students attended inter house parties Friday night with men entertaining women at various men's houses. Earlier in the year similar events occurred at women's houses. The Cornell Christian Association sponsors the plan to entertain the entire student body in small groups with refreshments for the young ladies.
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Cornell Christian Association
Methodist Pool at Cornell sparks campus pastime
A Cornell University room in the Y is abuzz with a game dubbed Methodist pool, but really an indoor carrom style pastime enjoyed by athletes and scholars alike. Players range from basketball stars to Phi Beta Kappa members, with rivalries and a few side bets reported in a lively campus scene.
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Howard Woodruff
Cornell
Iowa U
Coe
Old Fogies
Chapel
Methodist College
Three Y M C A Speakers to Visit Cornell Campus
Three well known Y workers A J Dad Elliot G M Brandenburg and H E R Hinkley will spend the first three days of next week on the Cornell campus speaking before student groups and aiding the Cornell Christian Association with religious work issues. Elliot, national secretary of the Y M C A and a famed college speaker, is a founder of the Lake Geneva Conference and a former Northwestern football star. Brandenburg and Hinkley will focus on organization and critique of current procedures, proposing changes. The trio will be available Monday Tuesday and Wednesday mornings for conferences and will speak each morning at chapel services and campus meetings, with evening sessions to follow.
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A. J
Dad) Elliot
G. M. Brandenburg
HE. R. Hinkley
Cornell
Cornell Christian Association
Dad Elliot
Young Men’s Christian Association
Elliot
Lake Geneva
Northwestern University
Brandenburg
Hinkley
Chapel Sero
Cooley
DTS
Pach
C C A Seeks Student Summer Work Through Questionnaire
The C C A plans a survey on college employment for government data. A two part questionnaire will be passed during tomorrow's chapel service, asking about working students expenses and preferred summer jobs. The Latin Club meets Thursday at 6 40 p m at the Hut chin sons home with Marle Denger in charge presenting a Latin play The School.
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United States
C C. A
Mark E. Hutchinson
Marle Denger
Last Call for Junior Activity Slips at Cornell
Juniors who have not handed in an activity slip must submit a list of their participated activities. Slips can be left at the Royal Purple Office in Main Hall.
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Cornell
Royal Purple
Main Hall
Cornell Students Attend Ames Conference on Student Problems
Thirteen Cornell students and faculty attended a weekend conference at Ames to discuss biblical approaches to student issues. Bruce Curry read discussions and delegates called the meetings mental exercises. Curry focused on Jesus' approach and its application to current student problems. Professor Clyde Tull and Miss Ermina Mills joined Miss Lillian Smedley from the English department at Ames.
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Cornell
Ames
Bruce Curry
Curry
Jesus
Clyde Tull
Ermina Mills
Lillian Smedley
English Department
Debaters Open Home Season with United States Foreign Policy Question
Cornell and Carleton College square off in a debut debate on whether the US should not defend foreign capital by armed force except after war declaration. Judge Prof. Van de Pre oversees as Cornell’s negative faces Carleton’s affirmative in Northfield, with the Iowa professor presiding. The event opens at 7:30 PM in the chapel auditorium.
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Cornell
Binford Arney
Francis,Ellis
Robert Peter
Carleton College
United States
van de Pre
Political Science Department
University of Iowa
Russell Cooper
Miguel Reynolds
Carl Felt
Northfield
Minnesota
Carleton
Liam
Coolidges
Black Hills
Chapel
Lawrence Debates Lawrence College Team in Green Bay
Lawrence College debate team upheld the negative side against Cornell's affirmative team on neutral ground in Green Bay Wisconsin. The no decision debate ended with an audience vote favoring the Lawrence team.
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Cornell
Lawrence College
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Polly With a Past rehearsal rounds out week of prep
Rehearsals continue for Polly With a Past to be staged in the chapel auditorium on Friday evening March 9. Miss Ruth Schlaberg directs with help from an assisting committee. The comedy features Karl Weiss and Nyrah Gaskell with a light plot of romance and comic misunderstandings.
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Polly
Chapel
Ruth Schlaberg
Karl Weiss
Nyrah Gaskell
Dick Barker
Arthur Hackett
Miss Schlaberg
Gardner
Caller
Unecle
Neff
Pirate Gold Dramatization Planned by Women’s Athletic Association
The Women’s Athletic Association presents Pirate Gold at Wester gymnasium on March 15 and 16 with two evening performances. The play features pirates sailors and treasure in a colorful show. Admission is twenty five cents with limited tickets due to pool room capacity. Margaret Soper leads the swimming committee.
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Women’s ‘Athletic Association
Igymnasium
Margaret Soper
Seven Cornell Professors Appear In Whats Who 1926 27
Seven Cornell professors are listed in Who's Who in America for 1926 27. named are William Stahl Ebersole William Andrew Slaght Nicholas Knight Henry Clay Stancliff William Harmon Norton Harry McCormick Kelly and Harry Fletcher Lewis. The article notes Ebersole at Cornell since 1898 with roles in Greek and Archaeology acting president 1922 23 and registrar since 1919 and Knight and Stancliff with extensive writings and European study.
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Cornell
America
William Stahl Ebersole
William Andrew Slaght
Nicholas Knight
Henry Clay Stancliff
William Harmon Norton
Harry McCormick Kelly
Harry Fletcher Lewis
Ebersole
Athens
Greece
University of Munich
Bavaria
Germany
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Archaeological Institute of America
American Philological Association
American Journal of Archaeology
Slaght
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Wester
Mr. Blanchard
Ardis Bellman
Westville
New Haven, Conn
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Western Philosophical Association
Iowa Academy of Science
Knight
League of Nations
Europe
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Delta Upsilon
Iowa Academy of Sciences
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