Cornell Runners Narrow Defeat at Carleton Dual
Carleton College defeated Cornell track team 84.5 to 42.5 at North field Minnesota in rough, slow conditions. Hooper and Bond led Cornell with wins in sprints and middle distances while Barbour excelled in the 440. Sprandel top Carleton in the javelin as field events favored the home team.
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Carleton College
Cornell
Northfield
Minnesota
Purple
Hooper
Bond
Carleton
Sprandel
Choose Personnel of 1925 Pep Club
Members of the Pep Club for 1924 25 were voted on this morning in Main Hall from 1 00 until noon and from 1 00 until 3 00 this afternoon. Nominations were made from the Freshman Sophomore and Junior classes. Due to the small number of votes cast the elections will be continued tomorrow. Junior members who will hold over for next year are Helen Lull and Clifford Lyons. Following are the nominations: From the Freshmen Ruth Jayne Catherine Keyes and Eoma Clemins Robert Wray Joe Sams and Wendell Webb. From the Sophomores Margaret Barker Irene Carlson Veen Schmer horn Myrna Cole Batty Poous Wale ria Newiz and Kennet Tre hen nil ler Lies Dean Herbert Hulse He man Luypten Walter Gray and Bern ard Van Ftten. From the Juniors Alice Heald Dorothy Coe Cleme Harker and Verne Jay Arthur Hackett and Dan Wolfe.
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Helen Lull
Clifford Lyons
Ruth Jayne
Catherine Keyes
Eoma Clemins
Robert Wray
Joe Sams
Wendell Webb
Margaret Barker
Irene Carlson
Veen Schmerhorn
Myrna Cole
Batty Poous
Waleria Newiz
Kennet
Tre Hen Niller
Lies Dean
Herbert Hulse
Heman Luypten
Walter Gray
Bernard van Ftten
Alice Heald
Dorothy Coe
Cleme Harker
Verne Jay
Arthur Hackett
Dan Wolfe
Jury Members Include Two Faculty People
Professor SL Chandler and Mrs W S Ebersole were named to the Superior Court jury at Cedar Roads. Chandler was excused after two days due to campus duties.
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SL. Chandler
W.S. Ebersole
Cedar Raids
Chandler
Cornell Music Festival Honors Wessels Longtime CSO Manager
Frederick J. Wessels, noted as manager of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since Theodore Thomas, is praised for his steady leadership through Stock era. His devotion to the Cornell festival and his role in securing annual Mount Vernon visits punctuate a career of unmatched organizational impact.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Theodore Thomas
Stock
Wessels
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Conservatory Announces Alice Spencer Organ Recital
Miss Alice Spencer, pupil of Professor Horace Muller, will give a junior organ recital in the chapel auditorium at four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon May 14. The program includes Fantasie Sonata Opus 181 Fantasie Intermezzo Introduction and Fugue Fugue in G minor Bach Berceuse Faulkes Fantasie Saint Saens Toccata in G major Dubois Rheinberger.
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Alice Spencer
Spencer
Horace Muller
Bach Berceuse
Faulkes
Saint-Saens
Dubois
Cornell Purple Trackmen Schedule Three Consecutive Meets
Purple track team plans three meets on three Saturdays starting with a trip to Ames for the State meet. The following weekend covers the Cee-Cornell at Cedar Rapids, with the season ending May 81 at Beloit for the Midwest Conference meet.
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Cornell
Coach Finger
Purple
Psychiatry Students Visit State Hospital
Psychiatry students from Iowa City accompanied Professor Slaght to the state psychopathic hospital Friday. Dr. Rodemacher led an instructive talk on psycho pathological personalities and demonstrated several disorders with patients. The group toured the buildings and Dr. Morgan concluded with remarks on causes of psychical abnormalities.
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Slaght
Iowa City
State Psychopathic Hospital
Rodemacher
Morgan
Nine to Play Two Contests on Trip
The Parsons College game at Ash Park was rained out and probably will not be played. The Purple travel to Dubuque Friday and Beloit Saturday, hoping to repeat a 5 1 defeat of Beloit. Cornell reports minor injuries but remains in good form with Hummell to relieve Paulson and Hanson behind the plate.
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Parsons
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Mount Vernon
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Dubuque
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Cornell
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Hansen
Hummell
Central
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Lister
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Dyeckman
Boylan
Hanson
Warfield urged students to take Christ seriously on campus
Warfield, traveling secretary for the Student Volunteer Movement, spoke on campus today urging young people to live out Christ ideals rather than drift with the world. He noted Dickinson College background and condemned cynics who label sincere faith as impractical. He spoke at a dinner in Altoona attended by college men.
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Gaither Warfield
Warfield
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Wanfield
Indrinivol
Nlcahiar
Deveraux Players to Present The Barber of Seville at Cornell
The Deveraux Players bring Beaumar chais' comedy The Barber of Seville to Cornell on Thursday May 22 in the chapel auditorium. This marks their sixth annual visit and features noted performers Mr and Mrs Deveraux and Vuss Zinita Glas. The company is regarded as a leading professional troupe and this show is billed the year's standout theater event.
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the Barber of Seville
Cornell
Mt Vernon Girls Glee Club Wins State Contest
The Girls' Glee Club of Mt. Vernon agh school won the state championship in Class C of the State Iligeh School Glee Club contest held in Cedar Rapids last Saturday. The trophy, a silver loving cup, is displayed in Gilliland's store window. Miss Alice Cork, a Cornell graduate, directs the club.
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Mt. Vernonagh School
Iligeh School
Cedar Rapius
Gilliland’s
Alice Cork
Cornell
Chicago poet Charms audience with verse and folk songs
Carl Sandburg, known as the Chicago poet, spoke to Cornell admirers and performed readings from his works including unpubl ished pieces. His readings of Broken-Faced Gargoyles and other poems drew wide sympathy and laughter, ending with a recital and a moving remark about faces growing beautiful to those who heard him.
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Chicago
China
Deheh Cdoom
Sandburg
Sones
Claire Dux Opens Music Festival at Cornell
Claire Dux opens the Cornell Music Festival with a Thursday night program featuring Theodore Schauwecker as accompanist. The weekend promises large crowds from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with Friday bringing the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and violinist Sylvia Lent in a recital.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Claire Dux
le Roy Wetzel
Theodore Schauwecker
Shaw
Miss Dux
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Cornell Ana
Stock
Wessels
Sylvia Lent
Erika Morin
Miss Morini
Intercollegiate Travel Course to Europe in Arts
An intercollegiate travel course in fine and applied arts will tour Europe this summer under the Institute of International Education. Members include Cornell Syracuse Johns Hopkins Williams Smith Kansas State Adelphi Randolph Macon Milwaukee Downer Pratt Teachers College Columbia Hunter Yale and Haverford.
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Europe
Institute of International Education
Cornell University
Syracuse University
Johns Hopkins University
Williams College
Smith College
Kansas State College
Adelphi College
Randolph- Macon College
Milwaukee Downer College
Pratt Institute
Teachers College
Columbia University
Hunter College
University of Delaware
Jocat
Pinelor Collegiate Institute
Memorial Day Address Set for Tipton by Professor
ProfessorooT Chandler has been secured to give the Memorial Day address in Tipton Iowa. The event honors fallen service members with a community gathering on the holiday.
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Professoroot Chandler
Tipton
Iowa
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