Cornell Band Plans 1948 Nine City Iowa Illinois Tour
The Cornell College band under John Duckwall will tour nine Iowa and Illinois cities from March 30 to April 2 1948 performing marches solos and novelties. Included venues are Stanwood DeWitt Sterling Prophetstown Rockford Freeport Forreston Polo Chicago Heights and more with Duckwall and J M Macaulay announcing the schedule.
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Cornell College
John Duckwall
Iowa
Illinois
Duckwall
J. M. Macaulay
Stanwood
DeWitt
Sterling
Ill. Methodist Church
Prophetstown
Ill
Rockford
Court Street
Freeport
Methodist
Forreston
Polo
Chicago Heights
Cornell
Education Class Visits Two Schools in Chicago Area
Miss Helen Flynn's class toured two Chicago area schools exploring new curriculums. They visited Evanston's New School with a core curriculum and the University of Chicago Lab School aimed at personalizing pre college study in ten grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Flynn
Chicago
Evanston
Laboratory School
University of Chicago
Gwen Smyth
Phyllis Pruitt
Lois Condon
Tom Tashiro
Jan Crissey
Doris Duecker
Arlie DeJarnatt
Jim McKeon
Debaters Earn State Honors From Cedar Falls Meet
Cornell speakers brought home multiple superior ratings from the state tournament in Cedar Falls last weekend. Jim Vance, Jim Vaughan, Jean Rudesill, and Jim Asp earned superior in their events, with Vance and Vaughan also attaining superior in discussion. Vance and Kane earned excellent ratings in additional categories.
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Cornell
Cedar Falls
Jim Vance
Jim Vaughan
Jean Rudesill
Jim Asp
Vance
Herb Kane
Luther
Coe
Iowa State
Vaughan
Asp
Kane
Gray Announces Deadline On Drops At Registrar Office
Walter B Gray registrar announces the end of the mid semester period as the latest time to withdraw without a failing grade. The nine weeks end is the deadline to make up E or incomplete grades from last semester. Students must visit the registrar to obtain make up cards. Nine weeks grades will be ready immediately after spring recess.
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Walter B Gray
Gray
Emphasis Week Board Seeks Feedback on 49 Plan
The Religious Emphasis Week Committee invites student criticism of this year’s events. Robert W Smith directs religious activities and chairs the committee. Students may volunteer to help via Joan Froberg Colleen Cook or Frank Nichols or leave their name in Mr Smith’s office.
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Robert W Smith
Joan Froberg
Colleen Cook
Frank Nichols
Mr Smith
Phi Beta Kappa Anniversary Dinner at Cedar Rapids
Cornell College's Phi Beta Kappa chapter celebrates its 25th anniversary with a Cedar Rapids dinner at the Montrose Hotel Embassy Room at 6:30 PM. Initiation of 10 new members and honored alumni precedes the program led by Dr C F Littell.
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Cornell College
Phi Beta Kappa
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
C F Littell
J H Ennis
William Allen
Henry C. Stancliff
Clyde E Wildman
DePauw
Delta of Iowa
DePauw University
Phi Beta
Penny Carnival Theater note not present
The Annual W A A Penny Carnival is set for March 20 at 7 30 p.m. in the Alumni Gymnasium with co chairmen Barbara Averill and Charlotte Cummings. Booths include bingo duck shooting penny pitching and games with dance and music by W A A clubs and groups.
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Alumni Gymnasium
Barbara Averill
Charlotte Cummings
Delphis
Red Cross Water Safety Course Offered Here
A Red Cross water safety course is offered next week for students and Mt Vernon and Cedar Rapids residents to become qualified to issue Red Cross certificates in swimming and life saving. The course starts Monday evening at 7:00 and meets at the same time daily. instructor is Frank Kinyon, St. Louis Red Cross field representative. Those with senior life saving certificates are urged to enroll.
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Red Cross
Mt Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kinyon
St. Louis
The
Weekend Campus Events List At Central Gazette
The schedule highlights Phi Beta anniversary dinner at Hotel Montr ose Cedar Rapids. Fleischman senior recital at 8 15 p.m. in chapel. R U R production runs at Cornell Theatre with shows Saturday and Sunday. Altoona open house at 6 30 p.m. Cornell Student Fellowship meeting in social rooms. Red Cross safety course begins 7 p.m. Monday 29. Hickam Lecture on March 30 venue TBA.
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Phi Beta
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
R.U.R
Cornell Theatre
Altoona
Cornell
Red Cross
Altoona Open House To Welcome Faculty And Students
Altoona hosts an open house at Altoona hall this Sunday evening from 7 30 to 9 30. Hosts Phil Mondragon and Bob Potter coordinate the event with Marvin Moses and Ken Toepfer leading refreshments. judges Phyllis Wendt Barbara Turner and Jane Kuhlemeyer choose the most attractive room. Publicity is managed by Dick Thorsen and John Morrow.
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Altoona Hall
Phil Mondragon
Bob Potter
Marvin Moses
Ken Toepfer
Jerry DeFries
Bill Phillips
Phyllis Wendt
Barbara Turner
Jane Kuhlemeyer
Dick Thorsen
John Morrow
Editor and business manager jobs at Cornellian open
Dr Morrill at the Publicity Office in South Hall invites applications for editor and business manager positions for next year. Submit before spring vacation.
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Cornellian
Morrill
South Hall
Students Helped in Time Worldwide Public Opinion Poll
Cornell students and the International Relations club assisted Time magazine in a ten country international survey. The poll questioned attitudes toward the Marshall Plan United Nations and Western Europe plus views on what defines a good life. Results will shape speeches at a forum in New Orleans in mid April.
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Cornell
International Relations Club
Time Magazine
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Switzerland
Germany
Mexico
Brazil
Canada
United States
Europe
United Nations
New Orleans
Fewer And Better Lectures Planned For Next Year
A Cornell faculty committee met to shape the 1948-49 speaker artist series. Plans call for two concerts two lectures and several campus visitors with a tentative calendar and musical contracts underway.
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Cornell
Armstrong Hall
Messrs German
Elkins
Kollman
Rich
Devereaux
Morrill
Venn
Pinkerton
Henderson
Cole
Cole and McGrath Discuss Aid to Colleges on CBS Program
Dr. Russell D. Cole and Dean E J Mc Grath will broadcast on CBS about higher education funding. They cover federal scholarships and subsidies for state schools and warn that federal control seems likely amid tax implications and private funding concerns.
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Cole
McGrath
CBS
Russell D. Cole
Cornell College
E J. McGrath
College of Liberal Arts
State University of Iowa
WMT
Dean McGrath
Commission
Debaters Set for Grinnell and Chicago Forensic Meets
Cornell's speech department plans two major trips. This weekend a group attends a Grinnell College congress with Midwest schools like Beloit Ripon Coe Grinnell Knox Monmouth and Lawrence and later another group visits the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Grinnell College
University of Chicago
Grinnell
Beloit
Ripon
Coe
Knox
Monmouth
Lawrence
Cornell NAACP Elects At Its First Meeting
The Cornell College chapter of the NAACP held its first meeting electing Del Sinclair president Gerry Koenig vice president Gwen Smyth secretary Charlotte Nelson assistant secretary and Jackson Bogert treasurer at Monday night session.
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Cornell College
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
del Sinclair
Gerry Koenig
Gwen Smyth
Charlotte Nelson
Jackson Bogert
Student Opinions Shape Cornelian Features Weigh Critique
Readers from Cornell discuss preferred content in the Cornelian and suggest additions such as more editorials, letters to the editor, cartoons, humor, and increased sports and campus life coverage. Calls include more photos and student viewpoints across sections.
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Cornellian
Barbara Smith
Bob Hartman
Frank
Brenda Starr
Keith Edgerton
Frank Friday
Jim Scott
Dick Anderson
Dick Pearson
Blanche Bicknese
Nancy Freer
Over the Hill
Ken Kent
Dick Schmitt
Jane Smith
Lois Nelson
Edith Gustafson
Jack Hotsenpiller
Tom Jones
Flatbush
Betts Keefer
Randy Mathews
Barbara Turner
Dick Koch
Kernall
Bush
West of the Mississippi’s oldest music festival marks 50th year
The festival runs May 6 to 8 featuring national and local artists. Bev eridge Webster opens on Thursday, May 6, with Dorothy Maynor performing Friday. The Cornell Oratorio Society with Chicago Symphony Orchestra premieres Bach’s Mass in B minor on Saturday, and Ruth Ray plays Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole. Tauno Hannikainen leads the CSO in the closing concert. Organized by Russell D Cole and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Beveridge Webster
Dorothy Maynor
Cornell Oratorio Society
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Jay B MacGregor
Jacques Jolas
Nama Lathe
Fleischman Recital At Centenary College Tonight
Frances Kacerovsky Fleischman soprano and Sam Minasian violinist present a senior recital at King Memorial Chapel centering Wagner Dvorak and Horsman selections for piano accompaniment by Frances Swoboda and Nancy Peterson.
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Cornell Conservatory of Music
Frances Kacerovsky Fleischman
Sam Minasian
King Memorial Chapel
Fleischman
Ruth Pinkerton
Minasian
Ruth Ray
Frances Swoboda
Nancy Peterson
Wagner
Dvorak
Horsman
Gibbs
Mary
Malotte
Head
Warren
Bruch
Khachaturian
Kreisler
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Hickam
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Paul Durre
Des Moines
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Security Council
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Syria
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Claude Pepper
Leo Szilard
Manhattan Project
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Henry Wallace
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Oscar Lange
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