Cinder Artists Meet Monmouth In Dual Meet
Cornell track athletes travel to Monmouth Illinois for a four dual meet series with Midwest schools. Coach Dean fields 28 cindermen led by Roupe Kouba Macaulay and Grant in sprints middle distances features Captain Thorpe Midwest mile champ and Corlett two mile title holder with support from Riley Stone Swaney Schenken and O Connor in hurdles.
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Cornell
Monmouth
Illinois
Monmouth College
Dean
Roupe
Kouba
Macaulay
Grant
Schenken
Swaney
Captain Thorpe
Corlett
Riley
Stone
O’connor
Cook
Malecek
Mens Club Gives Home Concert
Cornell Mens Glee Club directed by Prof. John L. Conrad presented a varied program with strong tone blending. Soloists Miss Alice Louise Spencer and Raymond Kreiner impressed, while the quartet Kreiner Coover Bloom and Shoemaker offered notable harmony.
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Mary Parsons
Mens Glee Club
Cornell Mens Glee Club
John L. Conrad
John Peel
Alice Louise Spencer
Gabrilowitch
Cornellians Attend 13th Iowa College Press Convention
Six Cornellians travel to Grinnell College for the Iowa College Press Association convention. Howard Woodruff presides. Ardis Bellman is secretary. Speakers include Basil Walters of the Des Moines Register and Clark Galloway of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
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Cornellian
Iowa College Press Association
Howard Woodruff
Ardis Bellman
Winton Dunlap
Ruth Hitchcock
Miguel Reynolds
Basil Raffety
Grinnell College
Sigma Delta Chi
Basil Walters
The
Des Moines Register
Clark H. Galloway
Cornell
Council Bluffs
Tex” Grantham
DeWitt Observer
John R. Battin
Cedar Rapids
Canary College Extravaganza Promises Innovation in Cornell
Canary College now under way for 1929 senior extravaganza written by Jean Saul and Ruth Messenger with music by Cornell composers. Aimed as a relaxed, fun evening after four years of study, featuring all-college talent. Students interested in tryouts to report to the English rooms between ten and twelve tomorrow for auditions before directors Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary College
Jean Saul
Ruth Messenger
Cornell
Clyde Tull
Political Students To Arbitrate Case At Cornell
Dr. Littell’s International Law class presents a mock world court on the Lusitania disaster. German and American lawyers join four neutral judges headed by Burton Tarr to argue questions about munition cargo torpedoes and whether warning was given.
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Germany
Lusitania
Dr. Littell
Cornell
Burton Tarr
Roger DeWolf
John Jeffrey
Arthur Janeeen
Francis Enir
Leland Pritchard
John Bloom
John Mogenson
Phil Harris
Mildred Mastin
Miguel Reynolds
Kirby Cook
Jeanette McDade
James Corlett
Kenneth Price
Reynolds
Illini Club Party Invites Cornellians in Illinois Tonight
All Cornellians within Illinois are invited to an Illini Club gathering tonight at 7 30 in the Y M C A room basement Main Hall. Election of officers for next year. Bring 15 cents for refreshments.
Elly Ney Pianos Through Schubert In Two Local Concerts
Pianist Elly Ney appeared in two local concerts as part of Cornell College May Music Festival preparations. Reviews praised her intimate Schubert program, noting delicate touch and refined phrasing that revived even familiar works with new luster and magic.
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Jme
Elly Ney
Cornell College
New York
John Golden
Mme. Ney
Richard L. Stokes
Pitts Sanborn
Cornell History of Student Social Organizations Read
During extended chapel periods next week seminar members will present factual summaries from questionnaires to fraternity and sorority groups and the Cornell student body. Miss Jessie Rigby writes a brief history of Cornell College social organizations past, to be read by James Corlett for background on the current situation.
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Cornell
Cornell College
Jessie Rigby
James Corlett
He Cast Remains a Campus Mystery
The cast of He works nightly to finish rehearsals for Friday’s opening while changes are made and a new set plus an electric street sign are prepared by stage crew led by Ernest Nielsen. Tickets go on sale Monday as students are urged to reserve early for Friday night, Saturday track meet, and Saturday formal.
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Basil Raffety
Ernest Nielsen
John Schenken
Cornell-Carleton
Cornellian
First Methodist Church Services with Prohibition Theme
Sunday School at 9 40 morning worship at 10 45 sermon Prohibition Still at Its Worst Epworth Leagues at 6 30 Union Evening Worship at 7 30 in Presbyterian church
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. Culver
Prohibition
Epworth
Union
Presbyterian Church
Cornell Seniors Interview Frances Chassell on College
Frances Chassell of Gillette Wyoming says she would pursue breadth beyond Bowman Hall and make upperclass friends if starting college again. She sees Cornell with ample student government but needs more confidence, notes changing favorite studies, and plans to teach unless jobs vanish. She urges freshmen to make many friends, criticizes college committee delays and chapel hymns, cites Maude Royden as top outside speaker, questions grading fairness, and would choose Nebraska or Colorado Agriculture if not at Cornell.
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Cornell
Frances Chassell
Gillette
Wyoming
Bowman Hall
Pepless
Maude Royden
Nebraska University
Colorado Agriculture College
Royal Purple 1930 Ready for Distribution Next Week
The 1930 Royal Purple will be on campus next week with page proofs read and presses rolling. The edition is complete and bound, with delivery to students planned in the coming days. The book features Cornell themed artwork, strong local department contributions, and is selling fast with under fifty copies remaining.
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Cornell
Flomingfield
Royal Purple
Latin Club Hosts Roman Whoopee at Jordan House
The Latin club staged a Roman themed party at the Jordan House with Edwin Austin performing tricks while Nando Bozzini led the drinking and officiated the Latin rite. Mary Shem danced and Carol Hunt offered campus gossip, followed by a Ghost Story read by Ruth Ketzle and a Virgil pantomime.
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Clarice Miller
Cicero
Ovid
Jordan House
Mark Hutchinson Jr
Edwin Austin
Nando Bozzini
Mary Shem
Carol Hunt
Shem
Jean Saul
Pliny
Fritz
Ruth Ketzle
Gladys Lichtenstein
Wills of Killians Discuss Beauty as Business Tool
Sheldon Wills advertising manager for Killians Company told Economics students that beauty is essential in business. He cited auto design kitchen furnishings and consumer packaging as examples and analyzed Kilian ads to show balanced versus unbalanced layouts. The talk capped a series under Prof Merritt in Mount Vernon remarks.
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Sheldon Wills
Killians Company
Wills
Killian
Merritt
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Purple
Mens Club
Cornellians
Lloyd B. Mangan
American Water Works Association
Kansas City
Kansas
Illini
May Music Festival
Purple Masquers
Killians
Mount Vernon
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