Cornell College Endowment Increases by 308379
The Cornell College endowment rose by 308379 in the last fiscal year announced by President Dr. H J Burgstahler. If 20000 more comes, the 193175 debt from five years ago could be wiped out by June 1 1932. The Development Council has achieved most of its 1925 goals including Law Memorial building Pfeiffer Hall and chapel redecorations.
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Cornell College
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell Development Council
Law Memorial
Marion Law
Cornell
Nicholas Knight
Pfeiffer
Meiner-Pfeiffer
Darrow to Speak at Coe Chapel Tonight
Clarence Darrow, renowned criminal lawyer, will lecture at Coe College Chapel at 8 15 p m on Crime Its Cause and Cure. Admission for students is 75 cents and general admission is one dollar.
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Clarence Darrow
Coe College
Coe
Mrs Walde Ex'29 Pursues PhD At Ames In Chemistry
Eunice Chamberlin Walde ex29 and Ohio Wesleyan graduate is doing graduate work for her PhD in textile chemistry at Ames. She teaches sophomore chemistry in the home economics department at Ames and studied in Cornell's chemistry department. Her husband is pursuing a PhD in plant chemistry at Ames. Luanna Hall spent the weekend with Mildred Kreim.
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Eunice Chamberlin Walde
Ohio Wesleyan
Ames
Cornell
Red Book gains fame as first Chemical News article
Dr. Nicholas Knight, Cornell freshman chemists’ familiar guide author, sees The Red Book with notes and appendices printed as the first article in the Chemical News in London. The work offers blowpipe analysis guidance and is widely used, though it has never been copyrighted.
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Cornell College
Nicholas Knight
Chemical News
London
Doctor Knight
Miller Reveals Talent Sunday Recital Highlights
Composer Horace Alden Miller displayed versatile talent in a chapel auditorium recital aided by F. Walter Huffman Mrs Gerald Hill Margaret Miller Miss Helen Venn and Dorothy Nyweide. The centerpiece Starlight, sung by Mrs Hill with Miller on violin obbligato and Venn on piano, earned high praise for its beauty and deserved a fuller orchestral arrangement for the spring tour. Miller also arranged three Negro numbers performed by Miss Miller.
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Horace Alden Miller
Chapel
F. Walter Huffman
Gerald Hill
Margaret Miller
Helen Venn
Dorothy Nyweide
Prof Hodgson Sponsors New Cornell School Music Club
The School Music club, a new society on the Cornell campus, gained official permission for organization at the faculty meeting on Wednesday. Prof. W. H. Hodgson, head of public school music work here, will sponsor the club.
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Cornell
W. H. Hodgson
Campus Beauty Plan Outlined by Prof McGaw at Cornell College
Prof F M McGaw details a campus beautification concept for Cornell College. He envisions volunteers forming a Campus Gardeners group with a constitution and motto. Plans include designing footpaths and improving neglected roadside nooks beside the campus.
Writers Club Photos At Friday Meeting
Members who attended Writer's Club meetings are asked to attend The Grill this Friday for the regular meeting and the Royal Purple picture. Richard Baker, president, announced today.
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Writer's Club
Richard Baker
March Husk Is Out Yesterday at Gay Campus
The March Husk magazine from the campus features a coat of red white and blue linoleum design by Alicd Edusse Seats. It opens with poems by Kathryn Fonts termacher including Yo Women and Sepia and a lyric One Tree. A short story Defense by Imogene Easterly details a day in the life of a young woman in fashion.
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Kathryn” Fontstermacher
Iyo
Husie
Lyde Tull
Cornell Summer Session Admits Hackett As Director
Dean T. R. Mc Connell announced Hackett will lead dramatics in the Cornell summer session. Hackett, a Cornell graduate with an M A from Ohio State, has acted and directed with the Tull players and his own company. He will teach play production stagecraft interpretation dramatization and speech fundamentals and direct all plays.
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Cornell
T. R. McConnell
Hackett
Tull Players
Ohio State University
Education students visit Iowa State experimental school
Eighteen students from Cornell’s education department will visit the State University of Iowa experimental school tomorrow to observe reading instruction in the elementary grades. Prof. T. R. McConnell, head of the Iowa education department and dean of the college, directs the visit. he earned his advanced degree in education from Iowa in 1928.
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Cornell
State University of Iowa
T. R. McConnell
State University
College Calendar Highlights March Events
The calendar lists events from March 8 to March 17. Honors dinner at The Grill March 8 at 6:00 PM. Debates with St. Thomas and Lawrence at 6:40 PM on March 9 and 10 respectively. Purple Masquer presents Death Takes a Holiday March 11. English Club March 15, Science Club March 16 with Dr. H. F. Lewis at 6:40, and Math Club March 17 at 6:40.
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H. F. Lewis
Cornell Reads Goethe Translation Series Opens with Keyes
Dr. Charles Ri Keyes, German professor, directs attention to Goethe during a chapel talk series. His Monday lecture begins a four day review of Iphigenia auf Tauris, read from Keyes own translation. The event marks the Goethe centennial death anniversary observance.
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Charles Ri.Keyes
Goethe
Keyes
Tauris
Keyes Wotayel
Rosengren One Man Show At Palmer Gallery
Rosengren presents a one man show including watercolors pastels and oils. The exhibit features a limestone head and a sculpture as well as landscapes of Paris and Iowa. The display runs through Friday night at the Little Gallery in C imgbide.
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Rosengren
Ceimgbide
Jok- Roséngren
S. Betchings
Iowa
Paris
Huffman Furnishes Entre Nous Program at Mount Vernon
Sr Walter Huffman of the State University of Iowa presented an hour program with his mad rigal club and chorus to Entre Nous at Mount Vernon last night. After the program refreshments were served.
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Entre Nous
Mount Vernon
Walter Huffman
State University of Iowa
Death Takes a Holiday on Campus Big Production
On Friday night March 11 at eight Albert Casella presents Death Takes a Holiday. Director Prof W Earl Beem and a strong cast are preparing what may be the campus’s largest production yet with Theodore Arnold returning after Hamlet to lead as Death and Elizabeth in support role.
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Albert Casella
W. Earl Beem
Theodore ‘Arnold
Hamlet
Death
Elizabeth
Barr rry Resumes Work at Cornelliany Campus
The article notes Barr rry returns to work after a period away from campus. It mentions John St. Bary and Jaconow calling, with references to residence and business resumption on or near the campus.
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Cornelliany
Jaconow
Pnaiah
Bishop Hughes to Speak at Cornell College Commencement
Edwin Holt Hughes bishop of Chicago Methodism will deliver the commencement address at Cornell College on June 6, announced by President H. J. Burg. Hughes, a prominent Methodist preacher and author of God's Family, joins a notable list of speakers for the event. Charles Gier visited Eldora over the weekend.
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Chicago
Methodist Church
Cornell ‘College
H. J. Burg
Stahler
Bishop Hughes
God
Padraic Colum Tells Literary Side of Irish Nationalism
Padraic Colum recalls starting to write at eighteen to advance the Gaelic League with influence from Arthur Griffith. He notes his early plays and poems served a practical nationalist cause, helped by Yeats and AE, during Dublin’s vibrant literary renaissance when the city was a compact hub of notable figures.
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Lee Grove
Gaelic League
Arthur Griffith
United Irishman
Colum
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Abbey Theatre
George Russell
Ireland
William Butler Yeats
Dublin
Mrs. Parks Speaks To Rotary Tonight
Mrs. Elizabeth White Parks, journalism instructor, will address the Mount Vernon and Lisbon Rotarians at The Grill at 6 pm on What Men and Women Read in Their Country Weeklies. Her talk draws on a survey of reader interest in 14 Iowa weeklies.
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Elizabeth White Parks
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Parks
Iowa
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