Cornell students receive about 37500 yearly aid
College aides total 37500 annually for 346 students averaging over 108 each. 77 work on campus earning 10240 a year. 179 receive scholarships totaling 16959. Loans from several funds provide about 17000 more. Distributed aid supports ministers, veterans, and music scholarships.
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Cornell
J. E. Todd
LaVerne Noyes
Board of Education of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Knight Templars
Armstrong Loan Fund
Henry Strong Educational Fund
Alumni Day Pageant Depicts Early Cornell History on Hill
The Alumni Day Pageant, written by Laura Hinkley, retells Cornell history from its founding by Elder Bowman through Civil and Spanish American Wars to present life. Miss Nama Lathe creates the scenic progression from the wooded hilltop to the completed additions as the cast unfolds on June 8 at the Methodist church dining hall.
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Cornell
Laura Hinkley
Methodist Church
Nama Lathe
Flder Bowman
Ife
Avelon Paleo
Cornell Instructors To Serve As Rangers At Yellowstone
Dr. Harry M. Kelly head of biology and Professor J. R. Van Pelt geology will be summer rangers at Yellowstone National Park. They will guide tourist groups and explain biological life and geological formations while also conducting scientific research.
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Harry M. Kelly
J. R. van Pelt
Yellowstone National Park
Cornell Trackmen Lose to Carleton in Dual Meet
Cornell, hampered by a 80 to 51 loss to Carleton, trails early as Carleton wins key events including the mile and hurdles. Diekoff leads Cornell with a 136 feet 11.4 inch discus showing near the conference mark, while Muilenberg Barbour and others grab firsts for Cornell in various events.
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Cornell
Purple
Carleton
Dickoff
Tennant
Burns
Lindesmith
Nelson
Frost
Setterquist
Barbour
Kossart
Deemer
Reay
Muilenberg
Raymond
Rodgers
Warnes
Stone
Norton
Rose
Sipes
Bachelder
Garwich
Midkiff
Diekoff
Schutte
Adamson
Toft
Dean
Law Hall To Be Used By Summer Classes
Law Hall will host all summer school activities including classes and chapel services. Professor George R. Tyson announces plans to use the Law building and nearby facilities, with Tyson retaining his office and room.
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Law Hall
Ihereby
Law
George R. Trson
Sesson
Mn College
Se Law
Summie Pia Fesor Tyson
Elis
Northcott Named Head of Cornell Development Council
W H Northcott of New York City is named permanent director of the Cornell Development Council by President Updegraf f. He will begin June 1 and brings extensive YMCA leadership and finance experience. Northcott, brother of John Northcott of Coe College, declined a regional Y M C A finance post in St Louis to accept Cornell’s offer. He now serves on the national YMCA financial staff.
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W. H. Northcott
New York City
Cornell Development Council
Unpdegraff
Northcott
John Northcott
Coe College
Cornell
St. Louis
Financial Department
National
Coe Cornell Dual to Close Meet at the Rapids
Cornell and Coe plan the final 1925 dual meet at the Rapids this Saturday. Coe relies on Dallager the iron man in sprints and field events while Cornell edges in the middle distances led by Barbour and Muilenberg. Relays and close finishes expected as both teams aim for points.
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Cornell
Coe
Bert Jenkins
Dallager
Cee
Dudycha
Dallas
Canfield
Barbour
Muilenberg
Dickoff
Science Club Movie Night Showings At 6 40 PM
The Science Club continues its weekly film series tonight at 6 40 in the geology lecture room. Two films will be shown: A Trip Through Yellowstone Park featuring park views and other scenes, and The Story of Steel detailing the steel industry. Admission is free.
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Science Club
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Chicago Man Becomes Cornell Development Council Chair
O. Pauley of Chicago born 1901 was elected chairman of the Cornell Development Council at an executive committee meeting. He succeeds A. L. Killian and Morris Sanford of Cedar Rapids who had served jointly as chairmen. Pauley, secretary of Great Northern Insurance, brings financial and administrative experience to assist director W. L. Northcott and college leaders in advancing the development program.
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O. Pauley
Chicago
Cornell Development Council
A. L. Killian
Morris Sanford
Cedar Rapids
Pauley
Great Northern Insurance Company of
W. L. Northcott
Development Council
Kilhian
Sanford
Law Memorial
Cornell
Updegraff
Class Teams Revive Old Cornell Diamond
The Cornell baseball diamond once famed for Purple batmen now hosts makeshift games as gym classes play indoor baseball on the field. Last Saturday the Upper Classmen defeated the Lower Classmen, and a next Saturday game is planned between interested class members.
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Cornell
Purple
Purple Runners Desert Railroads For Deluxe Ford On Week-End Trip
Five track team members undertook a weekend trip driving a Ford with repairs minor. They left Saturday from Osage Iowa to reach a destination by Saturday evening, resuming after a wheel break and a small repair, finishing the journey by 5 pm Sunday.
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Purple Runners
Desert Railroads
Ford
Rome
Pac Une
Fordsmen
Archie
Wotsade
Teres
Osage
Iowa
Tom
Brilliant Success Marks 28th Music Festival Concerts
The 28th annual May Music Festival closed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra performing. Florence Austral John Amadio and Mme Cecile de Horvath highlighted the first two concerts, while Frederick Stock led the orchestra in the remainder. Dvorak New World Symphony and Tschaikowsky Rococo Variations drew acclaim, culminating in Mendelssohn First Walpurgis Night performed by the Cornell Choral Society under E H F Weis.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Florence Austral
John Amadio
Mme
Cecile de Horvath
Frederick Stock
America
Chicago Symphony
Goldmark
Dohnanyi
Stock
Wagner
Dvorak
Alfred Wallenstein
Tschaikowsky
Wallenstein
Mendelssohn
Cornell Oratorio Society
E. H. F. Weis
Ruth Pinkerton
Changes In Courses For Next Year At College
Registration opens for next year with most students to file proposed courses by May 24 in the college collection office. Changes include split psychology sections by Professor McConnell and Dr Slaght, geology headed by Norton with Thomson assisting, and three geology sections. A three year leave is planned for Van Pelt. The catalog remains largely the same with minor alterations.
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McConnell
Dr. Slaght
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Toson
Vasant
W.H. Northcott
Coe-Cornell
Chicago Man Now Council
C. O. Pauley
Deverment Council
Esse Mae Thomson
van Pelt
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