Beckhelm Announces Messiah Soloists for Cornell Conservatory
Dr Paul Beck helm announces the Messiah soloists for the Cornell Conservatory performance at 3 pm on December 18. Soprano Elizabeth Humphrey from Chicago leads the lineup with contralto Helen Leclaire tenor Maxwell Wilson and bass Bruce Foote. Humphrey is a MacMurray College graduate and Juilliard fellow with NY recital and opera experience. Leclaire is a New York City soloist with notable oratorio work. Wilson, from Chicago, has sung with the Apollo Club of Chicago. Foote is a widely known concert and radio performer nationally.
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Paul Beckhelm
Cornell Conservatory
Elizabeth Humphrey
Helen Leclaire
Maxwell Wilson
Bruce Foote
Humphrey
Chicago
MacMurray College
Julliard School of Music
New York
Kimball Hall
New York City
Apollo Club
Art Department To Display Life Magazine Series
The Cornell Art department will exhibit Houses USA 1607 1946 a Life magazine photo history of American architecture from colonial to modern styles. Forty seven aluminum mounted panels narrate the evolution with sections on the new republic Greek revival gothic revival eclectic and modern.
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Cornell Art Department
USA
Life Magazine
Life
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Latin America
New Republic
New World
McIntire
Bulfinch
Jefferson and Latrobe
Colonies
Republic
Richardson, Sullivan and Wright
Junior Jumble Social By Class of Fifty One
The junior class sponsors a Saturday evening social at Alumni gym from 8:30 to midnight with music by the college combo. The event themed Little Junior features an art gallery on class history and intermission talent displays while sport clothes are in vogue and refreshments are served.
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Alumni Gymnasium
Jim Eastman
Bob Hoerner
Bob Davis
Stan Monkman
Bob Morrison
Dick Willis
Mary Rump
Dick Miller
Carman To Lead General Education Meet In Iowa
Dean Harry J Carman of Columbia University will headline a November 19 general education conference in Armstrong hall at 1 30 pm with representatives from Iowa colleges and junior colleges. He will also advise graduate and professional school hopefuls on campus.
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Harry J Carman
Columbia University
Iowa
Armstrong Hall
Dean Carman
Little Theatre
General College
Atomic Energy Day Planned At Cornell Campus
Cornell plans an Atomic Energy Day as an educational project with Cornell as an experimental center. The event, approved by the faculty last spring, aims to demonstrate campus possibilities for teaching atomic energy to students. The exact date is undecided. Committee members include Dr Francis E Throw Dr Charles D Starr Dr Wesley H Ward Dr Eric C Kollman and Dr J B Culbertson.
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Cornell College
G E. Holmes
Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Harley Wilhelm
Iowa State College
Ames
Cornell
Miron A. Morrill
Francis E. Throw
Charles D Starr
Wesley H. Ward
Eric C Kollman
J B Culbertson
Schwartz Secret To Be Revealed At Altoona Fete
Altoona hall schedules an open house Sunday from 7 to 9 PM with live house combo performances featuring Wally Mc Cullen Don McDonough Arnie Webster and Stan Monkman plus a two man outfit for intervals. A hush themed food item and the reveal of the character Schwartz are promised. About 350 attended last year and a larger crowd is expected.
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Altoona Hall
Altoona
Wally MceCullen
Don McDonough
Arnie Webster
Stan
Man" Monkman
Dave Mitchell
Slim Wubben
Jim Wasta
House
Schwartz
Dance Invite to Junior Honor at Gym Saturday Night
Junior hosts a dance in his honor at the gym this Saturday from 8 to 11 30 p m. The invitation extends to faculty and students alike.
Dr Kreider on General Education at Cornell Colloquium
Goshen College dean Dr Carl Kreider visited Cornell University on November 8 to discuss general education, praising the Cornell senior colloquium. He explained general education as distinct from free election and survey courses and noted its focus on freshmen and sophomores in major fields.
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Carl Kreider
Goshen College
Goshen
Ind
Cornell
Kreider
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Jay B MacGregor
MacGregor
Mac
Sugar Bow
Dean Kreider
Watson Davis
Miron A. Marrill
Cornell College
North Central Association
Dress Rehearsals Begin Tomorrow For Ethan Frome
The Cornell Little Theatre prepares two 8 15 p m performances of Ethan Frome on Nov 18 and 19 with the first dress rehearsal set for tomorrow afternoon. The Wharton adaptation by Owen and Donald Davis has drawn strong praise from critics and Burns Mantle.
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Ethan Frome
Cornell Little Theatre
Edith Wharton
Davises
Burns Mantle
Wharton
Miss May Sarton Visits Campus For Readings And Talks
Eminent poet and novelist Miss May Sarton arrived on campus to lecture and meet students and faculty as guest of the English department. She attended an English club tea at Lois Henderson's home, read poetry in Bowman sun parlor, and spoke to the student body in chapel on Armistice Day about "Invisible Bridges."
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May Sarton
English Department
Miss Sarton
English Club
Lois Henderson
Bowman Sun Parlor
Pfeiffer
Cornell Nominees for Rhodes Scholarship Named
Don Stucki and Jim Boylan chosen as Cornell's Rhodes nominees. Selection will be made Dec 9 at Ames. Criteria include literary and scholastic ability, character, leadership, outdoor sports, and promise of future achievement in their fields.
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Don Stucki
Jim Boylan
Cornell
Rhodes
Ames
Manly
Committee of Selection
Weekend and Weekday Campus Events Schedule
A dense list of campus activities from Friday through Tuesday includes a junior class party, orchestra and choir concert, open houses, faculty meetings, and club gatherings. Notable events feature Founders and Builders Day dinner, the Iowa Future Teachers Association, and a performance of Ethan Frome at the Little Theater.
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Altoona
CSF
Clyde Parker
AWS
Dean Fisher
Cole
UWF
Founders and
Men
Iowa Future Teachers Association
Dean Carman
Menner Hall
Ethan Frome
Little Theater
Student Council and Faculty Approve Cole Bin Changes
The Cole Bin committee proposals, approved by the Student Council and Faculty committee, will take effect. The Bin hours are 930 am to 11:00 pm weekdays, 930 am to midnight Saturdays, and 4 30 pm to 11:00 pm Sundays. An added short order service and increased recreation options will accompany expanded social and group activities. The committee members include George Brighton Karl Bing Janet Hanger Bill Phillips Bob Schuster Dick Tade Sue Thompson and Dean of Men Joseph T Meade.
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Dick Tade
George Brighton
Karl Bing
Janet Hanger
Bill Phillips
Bob Schuster
Sue Thompson
Joseph T Meade
Danforth to address Grinnell Chemistry Club meeting
Dr. Joseph D Danforth professor of chemistry at Grinnell will be the principal speaker at the Chemistry club meeting on Wednesday November 16 at 7 15 p.m. in Old Seminary.
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Joseph D. Danforth
Chem. Club
Joseph D Danforth
Grinnell
Chemistry Club
Old Sem
Cornell Conservatory Fall Concert in King Memorial Chapel
The Cornell Conservatory of Music presents its annual Fall concert in King Memorial Chapel on Nov 13 at 4 00 pm. The program features the Cornell college orchestra directed by Lloyd Oakland and the Cornell college choir conducted by Mrs June McConlogue with soloist Crete McCollister. The program opens with Wagner Elsa s Progress to the Cathedral and Promenade by Kennan, then two Mozart Thames King of Egypt pieces, and Grieg A minor Concerto movements with Crete McCollister as soloist. The choir performs Stabat Mater by Palestrina Sing to the Lord A New Song Schutz Cherubim Song Tschaikowsky Secret Nook in Shady Spot No There is No Bearing With These Spiteful Neighbors Brahms The Collin Let Down the Bars Oh Death Rendall Thompson and Russian Picnic by Enders with tenor Carl Armstrong. Janice Brandau accompanies. Admission is free. all are invited.
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Elsa
Wagner
Kennan
Thames
Mozart
Cornell College
June McConlogue
Lord
Schutz
Tschaikowsky
Brahms
The
Samuel Barber
KRNL Honors Dr. Stock With Special 8:30 PM Show
KRNL broadcasts a birthday honoring program for Frederick A. Stock featuring Mrs. Russell D Cole Francis German and Miron A. Morrill. The 30 minute program at 8:30 reviews Stock life music impact and Cornell ties. Stock led the campus orchestra from 1903 to 1942 and conducted prominent May Music festival concerts.
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Frederick A. Stock
KRNL
Russell D Cole
Cornell
Frederick A Stock Memorial Fund
Francis German
Miron A. Morrill
Stock
Theodore Thomas
Dr Stock
Chicago Symphony
WAA Coffee Hour Invites Students After Football
The WAA sponsors a football follow up coffee hour in Armstrong hall at 4 30 tomorrow afternoon. Everyone is invited.
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WAA
Armstrong Hall
Merner to Hold Open House With Prizes
Merner hall hosts its annual open house Friday November 18 from 7 to 11 p.m. Three best room prizes will be awarded with refreshments served by Merner men. Judges for the contest are not yet announced. Everyone is invited.
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Merner Hall
Merner
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Carman
South Hall
Armstrong
Altoona Fete
Ethel Ryan
Miss M. Sarton
Europe
Catherine Phelps
Stucki and Boylan
Cornell Conservatory of Music
King Memorial Chapel
Cornell College Orchestra
Lloyd Oakland
Crete McCollister
Dr. Stock
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