May Music Festival Praise and Standing Ovation for Dr Stock
The thirty sixth Cornell May Music Festival concluded with high praise for the performances. Frederick Stock received a standing ovation for his conducting and musicianship. Beethoven Ninth Symphony and Rimsky Korsakov works highlighted a program rich in art and charm.
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May Music Festival
Dr. Stock
Mary Parsons
Cornell
Haydn
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Miller
Baltz
Oratorio Society
Olive June Lacey
John E. Toms
Penn College
Francis German
Cornell Conservatory
Frederick Jagel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Frederick Schauwecker
Frederick Stock
Rimsky-Korsakov
Hary Jones
And We Are publication by journalism students
A mimeographed student magazine titled And We Are aims to capture campus views on politics society and economics. Ruth Burton will edit interviews editorials satire and a bull session recap plus plans for the world’s future and reading habits.
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Popeye
Ruth Burton
Professors Attend State Convention in Grinnell Iowa
Representatives from Cornell attended the nineteenth annual joint convention of the Iowa Association of Economists and Sociologists and Iowa Historical Association. Dr. B. L. Chandler from sociology Dr. C. F. Littell from political science and Dr. C. L. Rich from economics spoke on Limitations and Significance of Social Science. Littell was elected to the Political Science association executive committee.
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Cornell
Iowa Association of Economists and Sociologists
Iowa Historical Association
L. Chandler
C. F. Littell
C. L. Rich
Grinnell
Chandler
Littell
Political Science Association
Prominent Men Speak On Chapel Programs This Week
Eminent speakers visit the chapel this week. Rev Ewart Turner, formerly of the American church in Berlin, opens today sharing insights from Europe. Dr Samuel W Grafflin of New York speaks Thursday about his sea service and ministry. Friday features former Iowa governor Dan Turner, a gubernatorial candidate in the primaries.
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Ewart Turner
Berlin
Europe
Samuel W. Grafflin
New York City
Grafflin
Dr Edward Steiner To Speak At Vespers Service
Dr Edward Alfred Steiner of Grinnell College will speak at the final vesper service of the year on Sunday May 13 at four oclock in the chapel. He studied in Vienna Heidelberg Oberlin Gottingen and Berlin and served as pastor in Minnesota and Ohio. He has written several books including The Mediator and Immigrant Flow and is a Phi Beta Kappa member.
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Edward Alfred Steiner
Grinnell College
Steiner
Vienna
University of Heidelberg
Oberlin College
Gottingen
Berlin
St. Paul and
St. Cloud
Minn
Springfield
Sandusky
Ohio
Russia
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Cornell
English club features summet book for Mother's Day
The Cornell English club offers a bound book titled summet containing twenty four sonnets by club members as a Mother's Day gift. It is priced at twenty five cents.
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Cornell English Club
Burgstahler Hosts Luncheon for Chicago Guests
Dr and Mrs Frederick Stock of Chicago were honored at a Saturday luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Burgstahler. Attending were Mr and Mrs Elmer Johnson and Mrs George B Douglas of Cedar Rapids Mrs Willard Stucks lager of Lisbon Faith Burgstahler and Cyrus Burgstahler.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Frederick Stock
Chicago
Elmer Johnson
George B. Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Willard Stuckslager
Lisbon
Faith Burgstahler
Cyrus Burgstahler
Music Auditions Prepare Program at Campus
Music students finalize plans for housing entertainment and contests ahead of the May 11 conservatory program. The college choir directed by Prof. Harold W. Baltz will open, with piano violin organ and voice departments to follow. A reception by the music faculty for contestants and attendees will follow.
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Conservatory
Harold W. Baltz
Richard Tims
Professor Baltz
Conservatory Students Set Recital in Chapel
Students of the conservatory of music will present a recital on Wednesday at 4 15 in the chapel. All departments of music will be represented on the program.
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Conservatory of Music
Jubilant reunion as Chicago orchestra gears up for spring concert
Musicians rehearse after winter interlude, with Mr. Kopp guiding trades of percussion and kitchen tech in a playful display. Veteran cellist Brueckner marks forty years in the ensemble, tracing roots to Hamburg and Ziegfeld era.
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eKopp
Chicago
Brueckner
Hamburg
Germany
Florenz Ziegfield
Michigan Avenue
Symphony
Field Of Fine Arts Emphasis In Cornell 1984 Summer Colony
Cornell's 1984 Summer Colony will spotlight fine arts with art writing dramatics music and teacher training. Professor George Anselm says courses cater to advanced and beginner students for a pleasant productive break. Miss Nama Lathe leads outdoor sketching landscape painting trips to Anamosa and nearby fields.
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Cornell
George Anselm
Anselm
Nama Lathe
Miss Lathe
Anamosa
Pal
Misa Lathe
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Dan Turner
Dr. Steiner
Burgstahler
Alice Louise Scatliff
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