Recognition Day Awards Highlight Broad Campus Honors
The Recognition Day program lists numerous department level prizes for freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors across English history political science math and philosophy music and humanities. Notable honorees include Miss Susan Zwinger Miss Ane Evans Bill King Judy Simmer Mark Pabst and several others recognized for poetry fiction statesmanship and scholarly achievement.
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Convo
David Schnare
Lane
Susan Zwinger
Dwayne Oklepek
Zwinger
Tull
Ane Ann Evans
Mark Pabst
Judy Simmer
Bill King
Rick Cornish
Dave Balster
Mary Ortmeyer
Mary Austin
Kathy Chase
Sheila Dietrich
Joe Gebhardt
Dean Gilliatt
M.M. Miller
A. G. Absher
J. C. Brown
Steve Greenfield
M. E. Hutchinson
Larry Moore
C.H. McNeal
Linda Grove
K. R B. Weller
Judy Schneider
H. A. Wilkinson
Lance Smith
Tom Shillinglaw
Bill Rhode
PBE
Diana Entwisle
H.M. Kelly
Kathy McCarthy
S.L. Chandler Social Sciences
Deborah Ackman
Clyde C. Tull
John Arthur
Donald Dimmit
Aleta Grillos
Marshall Johnson
Martha Lothrop
Lynn Perry
Janet Schultz
Gary Steller
Lynn Ward
Thetas
Axes
Rosenheim to speak on satire as uneasy art
Edward W. Rosenheim will discuss Satire the Uneasy Art in the Pal Room at 8 p.m. He, a Chicago native with degrees from the University of Chicago, teaches there since 1962 and focuses on educational TV and late seventeenth and early eighteenth century English literature.
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Edward W. Rosenheim
Rosenheim
Chicago
University of Chicago
Jonathan Swift
NCTE
Shackford
Cornell
Gilmore
New Student Week Heads Chosen by Council
The Student Council met on Tuesday April 25 to discuss topics including open dorms and New Student Week. A poll showed over 65 percent response in favor of extended visiting privileges, with a proposal in preparation and James Brown and Robert Neff named co chairmen for next year.
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Cochairmen
James Brown
Robert Neff
Student Council endorses anti vandalism motion and amends constitution
Last Monday night April 24 the Student Council passed a resolution condemning vandalism and approved two constitutional amendments to be sent to students for ratification. They also discussed Public Affairs Club funding, Religious Life Council's request to join Council, and Sunday hours for Commons.
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Religious Life Council
Deanne Gabbert
Commons
Men's Senate
AWS
Judy Simmer
RLC
Linda Pfaff
David Rahn
Council
Cornellian
John Arthur
Council Proposes Power Division Amendments and RLC Presidency
The Student Council approves two constitutional amendments for ratification. One defines power as executive to President, legislative to Student Council Men’s Senate AWS and a three presidency panel to resolve jurisdiction. The second adds the President of Religious Life Council as a full Council member and official RLC representative.
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AWS
Senate
RLC
Religious Life Council
Rock Sock Hop by The 7 SONS May 13 at Field House
The Cub sponsors a Rock Sock Hop featuring The 7 SONS on May 13 from 9 to 12 at the Field House. Admission is $1 per person. The band emphasizes a distinct sound and live instrumental variety.
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Three Cornell students chosen for Wilder ness Field Station study
Cornell students Tom Lisle Bruce Moeng and Neil Norton will spend a summer at ACM Wilder ness Field Station in Minnesota's Superior National Forest. The program, supported by the NSF and ACM, offers field trips lectures and lab work in botany zoology limnology geology. Eugene E Hinman returns for his fourth year supervising geology students.
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Cornell
Wilderness
ACM
Superior National Forest
Minnesota
Tom Lisle
Bruce Moeng
Neil Norton
National Science Foundation
Basswook Lake
Anl
Eugene E. Hinman
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