CBS Grants $2000 to Cornell Among 16 Universities
The Columbia Broadcasting System announced $2000 unrestricted grants to sixteen colleges and universities, including Cornell University. CBS Foundation cited private support needs and notes the plan aims to aid higher education while acknowledging public institutions. The fund winners also include Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, MIT, Stanford, Yale, and others.
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Harvard University
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Stanford University
University of Chattanooga
University of Detriot
University of Pennsylvania
University of Southern California
Wesleyan University
Yale University
Student Council President Announces Monday Chapel Policy Discussion
Craig Sidles announced that President Cole will discuss the administration policy on drinking. The meeting is Monday May 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel and open to all interested.
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Seniors Urged to Pick Up Commencement Tickets
Complimentary tickets for the commencement exercises are available for seniors at Mr Mackaulay s office. Chapel sections reserved for parents so seniors must secure tickets Thursday May 28 between 1 and 4 pm. Two luncheon tickets are available for each senior s parents for the Monday luncheon. Play tickets for Saturday night must be bought at the financial office.
Cornell Graduates Show Teaching Training Rates Across Disciplines
The Cornell Ford Study reveals 70 percent of women graduates and 31 percent of men qualified to teach over five years. Women lean toward elementary, music and home economics, while physical education and health fields show strong male representation. Dean Hartzell notes the college’s sizable contribution to teaching talent amid shortages.
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Gilbert and Sullivan Patience at the Cornella Theatre
The 1880s satire Patience stars Marilyn Kelley Regan in the title role with an all female lead cast and men in supporting parts. The three directors and the orchestra rehearse as June performances approach with a large chorus and a comic, musical production full of wit and romance.
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Biology Major To Be Given $50 Brooks Memorial Award
The Frank G. Brooks Memorial Award Fund will issue a fifty dollar prize at Commencement to a Cornell biology major. The fund, established after Dr. Brooks death, raises contributions from students and colleagues at Cornell College and Oklahoma City University. The award may go to a junior or senior biology student and aims to support future medical and science careers. Contributions are to Dr. Watson Davis in Mt. Vernon. checks payable to the Frank G. Brooks Memorial Award Fund.
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Asia policy talk urges balance of power in postwar era
Minneapolis Star and Tribune reporter Carl Rowan told an audience that the West should support Asia while resisting Indian dominance. He urged countering communism with anti-imperialist intent, noting many Asians viewed Chiang Kai-shek as a traitor and despised Asian imperialism.
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Royal Purple 1955 ready by June 3
Editor Ken Kral announced the 1955 Royal Purple will be ready for distribution by June 3 or soon after due to printing delays. Cornellians can pick up at the yearbook office in Cole Bin. short-term students pay three dollars at the financial office.
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Spring Formal Events Highlight Chapel Recitals and Picnics
Students prepare for a busy Friday with chapel services at 9 45 am and 3 pm led by Bob Anderson. Home Ec style show at 5 30 pm and a Tri Beta picnic at 7 30 pm followed by FTA social rooms. Kappa Theta hosts a spring formal while other events include garden party and music recitals.
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Craig Sidles
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Pianists Readies Sunday Recital at King Memorial Chapel
Judith Cameron and Marilynn James, pupils of June McConlogue, present a joint recital Sunday May 22 at 4 00 p m in King Memorial Chapel. Cameron plays Haydn D major and Debussy Jardin sous la Pluie Bruyeres Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum. James performs Beethoven Op 31 No 2 Sevilla and Seguidillas Op 232 No 5 by Albeniz.
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Marilynn James
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