Debates set for next week by university teams
University of Chicago debaters will meet on campus Tuesday night March 19 to discuss the isolation question with Cornell’s Dick Grumman and Howard Jeske on the affirmative and Charles Higbie and Max Miller on the negative. A second match Friday March 22 features Western State Teachers College Kalamazoo Michigan teams opposing Cornell on the same topic. Earlier this week Jane Courson and Marjorie Littell argued the affirmative against Central College Pella Iowa with Francis Allen and Robert Nelson on the negative. Coe College sent teams last Monday night with Robert Clemens and William Dean on the negative and Francis Allen and Robert Nelson on the affirmative.
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University of Chicago
Cornell
Dick Grumman
Howard Jeske
Charles Higbie
Max Miller
Western State Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Jane Courson
Marjorie Littell
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Francis Allen
Robert Nelson
Coe
Robert Clemens
William Dean
New Issue Of Bios Released With Plant Embryology Cover
The quarterly bioscience magazine Bios released its 64 page new issue this week. George Young designed the cover featuring plant embryology as motif. Published for 11 years, it has a 1200 circulation and reaches many colleges and universities nationwide plus some foreign outlets. Mount Vernon hosts the publication under Professor Frank Brooks as managing editor. The editorial board includes eight biologists from Colorado Texas Wisconsin Ohio and Illinois.
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Bios
George Young
Mount Vernon
Frank Brooks
Colorado
Texas
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
This Week On and Off the Hill Events Preview
A series of campus events listed include a March 15 Democratic rally at the Grill at 8 pm, a March 16 theater showing of A Dolls House at 2 30 pm, and student banquets and dances. Other items include a March 17 violin recital at 4 pm in the chapel and March 9 and March 22 debates with University of Chicago and Western Michigan. An on air radio program and a professor’s lecture are also noted.
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Henrik Ib Sen
Little Theatre
Pfeiffer Hall
Dorothy Smith
Four Cornell Soloists to Perform in Ottumwa Messiah Event
Charlotte Reinke Eudora Linde man Bob Gruenewald and Gordon Myers will be guest soloists in Ottumwa Evangelical Lutheran church for Handel s Messiah passion. The March 17 concert marks the first time Cornell music students are invited as soloists in such a program.
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Charlotte Reinke
Eudora Lindeman
Bob Gruenewald
Gordon Myers
Ottumwa Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cornell Music Department
Voice
Four Day Chemistry Tour Planned For Students
Chemistry students will take a four day trip during spring vacation starting April 1 visiting industrial chemistry plants. The route includes Ulnon and Wisconsin with stops at the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison and the Institute of Paper Chemistry in Applicton. Plants in Milwaukee and Chicago are also on the tour.
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Ulnon
Wisconsin
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Applicton
Milwaukee
Chicago
Democrats Hold Big Rally at Grill Tonight
Special Democratic press release notes a Young Democrats rally at the Grill at 8 p.m. Stephen J. Early delivers the opening greeting, with Joseph Mekota leading a Linn county delegation and Paul Claasson as guest speaker. Admission is free. Republicans pay 10 cents.
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Stephen J. Early
Roosevelt
Young Democrats
Joseph Mekota
Linn County Democratic Organization
Paul Claasson
Cedar Rapids
Martin Kestenbaum
Low
Republicans Name Francis Allen Temporary Chairman
Francis Allen was named temporary chairman and head of the organization committee in a morning interview. He stated a key distinction between the parties, highlighting differences with the Young Democrats as the page continued on page 3.
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Francis Allen
Charman
Seniors Banquet and Junior Senior Prom Planned
The senior class will be entertained by juniors at Pfeiffer hall tomorrow at 6 p.m. followed by the Junior Senior prom from 7 to 12. Dean Betts and others will attend. The Shamrock Shag will highlight a St Patrick theme with Boyd Reter and his orchestra. Tickets 50 cents, 60 cents after two.
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Pfeiffer Hall
Dean Betts
MacGregor
Prof
Miner
St. Patrick
Boyd Reter
Fred Leigh
Gene Terris
Jack Geshner
New Mural On Geology Wall
Betty Smith a geology major planned and painted a mural in the geology department. It shows a volcanic region with an erupting volcano and an internal view of its structure. Another mural on the landing depicts a swampy Pennsylvanian forest illustrating Iowa’s landscape 225 million years ago and coal formation.
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Betty Smith
Geology
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Republicans Need No Publicity Now
Max Miller chairman of the Young Republicans Policy Committee says the club does not need campus publicity now. He adds there will be more news later and that they are watching and waiting.
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Young Republican Club
Max Miller
The
Young Republicans
Second Issue of Sparks from the Rock Pile
The geology department releases the second issue of Sparks from the Rock Pile edited by Herb Hendriks and illustrated by Betty Smith. The mimeographed bulletin informs Cornell geology graduates about department activities with contributions from current members and alumni. It circulates to alumni and exchanges with North Dakota Drury Syracuse and Chicago.
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Hendriks
Herb Hendriks
Betty Smith
Cornell Geology
Guest Speakers At Holy Week Services
The Presbyterian church schedules Holy Week events starting Wednesday at 7 38 pm with Rev Lloyd Gustafson on Companions of the High Road. Thursday at 7 30 pm features candle-light communion and Rev Joseph Gray, plus Dr Russell Cole on Good Friday at 2 pm with This Side of Paradise. The church opens 12 to 2 pm Friday for quiet meditation or minister consultations.
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Joseph Gray
Cornell Collegian Origins Reflected in 19th Century Campus Life
A Cornell College paper history traces the COLLEGIAN to eight students in 1869 and its evolution toward a news style, with the CORNELLIAN maintaining the legacy. It notes typographical infancy, mottoes like In luce ambulamus, and the era’s printing labor.
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Iowa
Cornell College
Collegian
Cornell
Cornellian
Elections announced at women’s and men’s banquets
The Associated Women Students and Men’s Senate announced elections during banquets on Wednesday night March 13. New officers include Julie Bailey as president of AWS and Arlene Panzer and Lois Mitchell as hall presidents. The Men’s Senate lists officers led by Charles Splitter and Bob Reideler with two student speakers addressing duty and democracy.
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Associated Women
Bowman and
Pfeiffer Halls
A .S
Julie Bailey
Isdna Mary Smith
Nancy Hobson
Helen Isaacs
Kaye Moss
Bowman Hall
Arlene Panzer
Pfeiffer Hall
Lois Mitchell
Russell Cole
MacKinlay Kantor
Ty Morley
Grinnell
Dean Beatty
What A Life at Cornell Little Theatre
Cornell's Little Theatre presents the Broadway comedy What A Life by Clifford Goldsmith about Henry Aldrich. Ezra Stone originated the role on radio and stars in this amateur stage version, with a special matinee for high school students at Grex on April 13 and three performances on April 26 and 27.
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Cornell
Little Theatre
Clifford Goldsmith
George Abbot
Henry Aldrich
Ezra Stone
Aldrich
NBC
Cornell’s
Grex
Mrs Magee Admitted For Treatment At Local Hospital
Mrs. J B Magee was admitted to S J Lukes hospital last Tuesday for treatment and observation. Her condition and medical plan were to be monitored by the hospital staff as she receives care.
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J. B. Magee
S J. Lukes Hospital
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