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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1929

Page

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Women Debaters Uphold Jury Trial Debate Site Iowa Wesleyan

Miss Ruth Baur of Iowa Wesleyan led the affirmative in a debate at Lower Chapel between Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant and Cornell over the topic There Should Be a Substitute for Trial by Jury Jeannette Ringland spoke for Cornell arguing the jury trial is a vital constitutional right and superior to other forms The session drew a small crowd and the discussion continues on page two

Charles I Charles’ II Ruth Baur Iowa Wesleyan Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant Cornell Jeannette Ringland Beatrice Burge Margaret Mahin Miss Baur Henry England Sonn Mst

Barker Named Referee for Big Ten Wrestling Meet

Coach Richard Barker will referee the annual Big Ten wrestling meet at LeBayette Indiana on March 16 and will also referee the Michigan Illinois dual at Urbana tomorrow. The meet decides the western conference team title with Michigan and Illinois having led their halves. Barker has refereed four Big Ten meets this season.

Richard Barker LeBayette Indiana Barker’ Villalgo Urbana Michigan Illinois Barker

Professor Jackson elected to Pi Gamma Mu honor society

Prof. G. V. Jackson of the Religious Education department has been elected to membership in Pi Gamma Mu, a national social science honor society. The group, founded at Southwestern College in 1924, honors studies across economics sociology anthropology and related fields and lists figures such as Jane Addams and Richard Byrd among its members.

G. V. Jackson Department of Religious Education Pi Gamma Mu America Southwestern College Winfield Kansas Leroy Allen College of Liberal Arts Jane Addams Elwood P. Gubberly Richard Byrd John Hays Hammond Elmer Guy Catshall Winfield’ ‘Scott Hall Royal S. Copeland Irving Fisher

Cornell Nominates Medley Quartet for Illinois Relay Carnival

Dean selects Thorpe Swaney Corlett and Macaulay to run the medley for Cornell at the University of Illinois Relay Carnival March 15 and 16. Swaney, a sophomore, and Captain Thorpe clocked strong splits in trials at Iowa, with Thorpe posting a 4 37 mile. Indoor rehearsals aim to shave seconds as the team targets faster times.

University of Iowa Judd Dean Cornell University of Illinois Thorpe Robert Swaney James, Corlett John ‘Macaulay Ap Pekan Swaney Tomaka Midwest Dean Urbana Page Two

Knight Chem Work Earns More Praise

Doctor Harold L. Maxwell a Purdue University chemistry professor commends Dr. N Knight for rain water chemistry research. His rainfall studies influence Indiana limestone weathering and have wider national impact, with data used in studies at Ames on straw and corn stalk utilization.

Harold L. Maxwell Purdue University Indiana Limestone N. Knight United States Sweeney Knight Ames

All College Oriental Party in Gym Tonight

An all college Oriental party is planned for tonight at eight in the gym with incense, hot dogs, a boxing match, music, marshmallows, and a Bluebeard scene in a unique program. Faculty and students invited. costumes encouraged. refreshments at novel prices. The Purple Masquers announce Ernest Nielsen and Vincent Roach joining active membership. Nielsen and Roach have served as stage manager and electrician this year. Beta Sigma Phi held formal initiation Saturday at their cottage at the Palisades. New members are Bob Johnson Raymond Wisgerhof Grant Coover Eldon Burke Ralph Diekoff Cedric Stroberg and Wayne Hunter.

the Purple Masquers Ernest Nielsen Vincent Roach Nielsen Roach Beta Sigma Phi the Palisades Dré Bob Johnson Raymond Wisgérhof Grant Coover Eldon Burke Ralph Diekoff Cedric Stroberg Wayne Hunter

Sophomores Prepare Final Rehearsals for Shakespeare Play

The fourth annual Romeo and Juliet stage production progresses with revised casting led by John Barry and Jere Annis replacing Tybalt and Benvolio. A Cornellian reporter notes confident performances and vivid costumes as the cast readies for opening night.

Jack Howard Tybalt John Barry Jére Annis Benvolio Sampson Edwin Austin Gregory Ccseees Philip Switzer Abram Hillis Guild Balthasar George Tracy Capulet Bénvolio Montague Jere Annis Crea Eeey John Barry Lady Capulet Gretchen Overhol Alice Phillips Juliet Capulet Seanertoud Doris Day Walter Ratcliff Roy Mills Francis Williams

Honor Students Dinner Hosts Faculty and Students

About forty persons from the student body and faculty attended the Honor Students Dinner in the Campus Team Room housed by the Woman's Self Government Association and the Men's Senate. Arthur Kindred presided as toastmaster while Leland Pritchard and Marie Schmidt spoke on school opportunities and impressions. Faculty representatives included Prof. Littell and couples Miss Betts, Mrs. Burgstahler, and Prof. and Mrs. Ebersole. Domestic science students served the dinner to a full turnout.

Woman’s Self Government Association Arthur Kindred Leland Pritchard Marie Schmidt Littell Cornell College

Who's Wuo on Cornell's Faculty Know Your Faculty

An interview discusses compulsory physical training in college, athletic attitudes at Cornell, and reasons why promising underclass athletes flunk out. It argues that compulsory exercise benefits individuals, player motivation matters, and all teams should be chosen from a small, observable pool.

Cornell

O Connor Leads Purple Scorers in Cage Games

Newton sophomore Burton O Connor led Cornell basketball with 98 points in 14 games 88 field goals 22 free throws 21 personal fouls and 18 missed free throws He was followed by Orville Welzel 64 points and Dell Raymond 34 points The article lists totals for all players and notes Cornell scored 344 points averaging 24.6 per game while opponents scored 321 averaging 22.9 per game

Burton O’connor Newton Cornell O’connor Orville Welzel Dell Raymond G' O’connor Welzel Ou Raymond Cook Oc Grant O Eece F Lundto Wu Dearimén

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Professor Jackson Medley Iinois Social ‘Committee Oriental Party Ruth Hitchcock Mark ‘Hutchinson Cornell Chapel Science Club Colorado Rockies Senate Robert Canfield R. W. Barker
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