Ehrmann Named Sociology Professor and Department Chair
Winston W. Ehrmann, AAUP associate secretary, named professor of sociology and chair of the Department of Sociology, effective September 1966. Ehrmann, Yale PhD, taught 21 years at Florida and Colorado State, with major work on Premarital Dating Behavior and various essays in sociology, anthropology, political science, marriage counseling and education.
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College Scholarships and Awards List Announced
Watson Davis presented Elmer Moots Scholarships to freshmen Joan Manning John Swindle and Soleda Teng. Michael Rogers won Presser Scholarship. Achievement Awards went to John Schilling Laurel Harbour Kathy Hamer William King Janet Schulz David Klaus Susan Leigh. Kappa Delta Chi and Gamma Tau Pi earned Social Group Scholarships with averages 3.16 and 2.85. May Music Festival lacks a symphony orchestra due to Indianapolis Symphony labor disputes.
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Cornell
Chapel Thursday
Mortar Board
Linda Crissey
Julie Dieckman
Ray-lene Garrison
Ellyn Hessler
Susan Leigh
Judy McConnell
Reta Mitchell
Janet Polley
Mary Ann Rehnke
Nancy Washburn
Jane Watson
William Deskin
Laurel Harbour
Elizabeth Isaacs
H.C. Lane
Kathleen McCullan
Robert Hellwig
Barbara Gail Lieberknecht
Aleta Grillos
Isaaes
Donald Lawson
Lawson
David Meyer
Littell Statesman
Carol Monson
Gary Schark
Helen Smith
William King
Georgia Bergmann
Joe Gebhardt
Norm Hetland
Gary Steller
John Arthur
Gayle Goold
Ladd Lant
David Klaus
Madge Rigtner
Thomas Shillingslaw
Janet
Gamma Tau Pi
Beaux Arts To Cap Festival Beaux Arts To Cap Festival
The final 1965-66 May Music Festival concert features the Beaux Arts Trio from New York on Saturday May 7 at 8 15 p.m. in King Chapel. The ensemble includes Menahem Pressler Daniel Guilet and Bernard Greenhouse both noted for prominent careers and performances.
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NBC Symphony
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Greenhouse
Pablo Cassals
Manhattan S« of Music
Hartford University
May Music Festival to Feature Horne and Hollander
The 68th annual May Music Festival runs May 5 to May 8 at King Chapel. Lorin Hollander performs May 5 with a program of Mozart Beethoven Prokofieff and Saint Saens. Marilyn Horne sings May 6 with Handel Schumann and Rossini. Hollander, a prolific soloist and TV presence, is a pupil of Eduard Steuermann and son of violinist Max Hollander.
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Mother's Day Lunch At Cornell for Students and Guests
Terry Gibson of the Development Office invites Cornell students to bring a parent to a Sunday noon meal in the Commons for Mother's Day. Dining will be regular Saga fare at one dollar per guest, price includes a corsage. Reservations due by 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 4 at the Commons Information Desk.
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