Student Opinion Poll Favors Referendum on Govts Principle
A Cornell poll of about 100 students shows 93 percent favor central representative student government. Voter sentiment on current Council structure is mixed with 54 percent against and 44 percent for, while 77 percent would vote for the Thursday referendum. Recommendations include dorm class representation and delegate at large options, with broader self government urged.
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Fr Jr. Sr. Ltd
Mere le Ee
Council
Rankin Discusses National Presidential Convention Kickoff
David Rankin of the political science department will brief the Public Affairs Club on the National Presidential convention at 8 pm in the formal lounge on Wednesday March 11. The event launches the 1964 Model GOP convention set for May 1 and 2 at Cornell. all welcome, especially potential Mock Convention participants, refreshments provided.
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David Rankin
Political Science Department
Public Affairs Club
Cornell
Paul Winter Jazz Sextet Headlines Cornell Concert
The Paul Winter Jazz Sextet, standout on a State Department South American tour, performs at Cornell King Chapel Tuesday March 10 at 8 p.m. Tickets 50 cents. doors 7 15 p.m. Reception to follow. sponsored by the Social Center Activities Council.
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Paul Winter
Georgetown University
State Department
Cornell
King Chapel
Northwestern University
Chicago
Sextet
U.S
South America
Ecuador
Winter
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
East Room
Student Social Center Activities Council
Social Center Music Committee
Seagull in Cornell Drama Cast Ahead of March Shows
The Cornell drama department stages Anton Chekhovs The Seagull in Chicago and at the National Repertory Theater. Cast includes Reta Mitchell Bob Burton Dean Johnson Betty Jacobson and Dale Vivirito with performances March 13 and 14. The work traces Arcadina Trigorin Nina and Constantin amid late nineteenth century upper middle class Russia.
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Cornell Drama Department
Anton Chekhov
Chicago
National Repertoire Theater
Reta Mitchell
Bob Burton
Dean Johnson
Betty Jacobson
Dale Vivirito
Chekhov
Constantin Stanislavski
Moscow Art Theater
Arcadina
Trigorin
Nina
Constantin
Russia
Cornell Receives NSF Grants For Chemistry And Biology
Cornell announces two National Science Foundation grants totaling 7000 dollars. A $4900 grant funds chemistry research led by Addison Ault and a $2100 grant supports biology supervised by Francis A Pray. Grants run until July 31 1965 and will provide stipends for eight Cornell students.
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Cornell
National Science Foundation
Arland F. Christ-Janer
Addison Ault
Francis A. Pray
SC Discusses Auto Policies and Student Elections
Seventeen members and reporters attended a Student Council session Wednesday. They reviewed the impending referendum and elections and clarified college automobile policy, noting limited permits and the rule that only the permit holder may drive, prompting calls for reconsideration.
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Edie Baker
Stuart Good
Mt. Vernon
Dean Good
Tom Reinhard
Jinx Watson
AWS
Bud Beamer
von Foster
Charles Cochran
Referendum and Campus Primaries Set on March 12 19
Cornellians vote on March 12 to 19 with a referendum on the principle of a central student body followed by primaries March 17 and finals March 19. Petitions and questionnaires are due March 16. Newell Krogmann leads all campus elections with polls in the Social Center and lounges for different class groups.
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Cornellians
Social Center
AWS
Men’s Senate
Religious Life Council
Newell Krogmann
RLC
Men's Senate
SCAC
Council
Sue Derr
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Duke Ellington
Dave Brubeck
Dizzy Gillespie
Helen Lothrop
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