Messiah Soloists Secured for December 11 Concert
Cornell Oratorio society with 150 voices and 30 piece orchestra will perform Handel's Messiah on December 11 in the chapel auditorium. Four soloists include Mr Herbert Gould as bass, Miss Eness on piano, Prof H A Miller on organ, and Frank H Shaw conducting. Gould, acclaimed as the Midwest’s top Messiah bass, previously sang in Mount Vernon Easter concert.
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Cornell Oratorio Society
Cornell Orchestra
H. A. Miller
Miss Eness
Frank H. Shaw
Herbert Gould
Oak Park Presbyterian Church Choir of
Chicago
Shaw
Gould
Middle West
Mount Vernon
Oratorio Society
Cornell Chooses Rest Day As Thanksgiving Observed
Thanksgiving will be observed as a full holiday with no college services. Classes will be held Friday with a five dollar penalty for any missed class, and students near Mt Vernon may stay with relatives. Some informal celebrations are planned but most will rest or study.
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Mt. Vernon
Northwestern plans police school with criminal justice study
A proposed police school at Northwestern University would include courses on statutes and ordinances, detection methods, psychology, mental hygiene, public health, chemistry, physics and sociology. Berkeley police, university program cited as successful, per Journal of Law and Criminology.
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Northwestern University
Robert H. Gault
Police Department of
Berkeley
California
Journal of Law and Criminology
Don t Cram In Or You ll Flunk Out Says Dr Hannon
Frederick Watson Hannon of Drew Theological Seminary urged students to seek a single purpose in life. He warned against cramming and shared five rules: find yourself, find your place, fit your place, fill your place, and keep going, during campus talks and interviews.
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DR. Hannon
Frederick Watson Hannon
Drew Theological Seminary
Cage Season Being Arranged For Strong Varsity Tryouts
Basketball practice likely to start after Thanksgiving with hope of a busy season. A large squad with many forward guard and center candidates competes for spots on a varsity and fresh varsity teams. Scheduled games may include Coe Carleton Hamline Knox Dubuque Grinnell and perhaps Iowa U Ames Drake and Iowa Wesleyan.
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Burton Hogle
Harold Dee
Faragher
Ensign
Weisley
Sagle
Kirwin
Deardorff
Thompson
Gatewood
Maxwell
Lakey
Kennedy
Y Speaker to Speak at Wisconsin Meeting Series
Arrangements are made for a talk series by Fred Wolfe secretary of the Y M C A at the University of Wisconsin. He will address students in chapel on November 21 22 and 23 with women at 5 PM and men at 641 PM. Conferences with Y M C A cabinets follow with signups through Lee DuBridge or Frances Hipple. The Liberty Theatre features The Roads of Destinies on Monday and Marguerite Clark in Scrambled Wives on Tuesday.
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Fred Wolfe
Theniversity of Wisconsin
Wolfe
Smass
Ignaz Friedman to Give Piano Recital at Cornell
Ignaz Friedman, famed pianist, appears Tuesday evening November 22 as the second number of the Artist course at Cornell. The recital draws praise from patrons and friends of the conservatory with high expectations of a performance rivaling Paderewski and admired by many critics.
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Ignaz Friedman
Cornell
Friedman
Paderewski
Friedman Receives Praise as Cornell Concert Pianist
Miss Novaes lauds Friedman as the greatest pianist before the public. Concert at Cornell features Beethoven Sonata Op. 90 and Nocturne Op. 62 No. 2, Two Viennese Dances, Ballade in A flat, Valse in C sharp minor, Etudes Op. 25 and Op. 53, plus Chaconne, Tannhauser Overture, and Bach-Busoni works.
Cornell Alumna Elected to Davenport YWCA Board
Verne Hayward formerly Kate Ford from Cornell class of 08 has been elected to the Davenport YWCA board. Hayward a 1902 state championship star halfback is now a leading Davenport citizen, vice president of the Chamber of Commerce and an active Rotary member.
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Verne Hayward
Kate Ford
Cornell
Davenport
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Cornell Team Aids Barrett in Coal Tar Work
Refinements in coal tar distillation by Barrett company Tarvia raise boiling point products. The Cornell College research department cooperates with Barrett to isolate and identify compounds with potential scientific and commercial value.
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Barrett Company
Cornell College
Final Pep Generator Stirs Loyal Support
Last night a packed main floor and full balcony witnessed a lively pep session as the band and audience surged with school spirit. The event culminated with the Purple winning a courtyard trial, and another strong showing could energize today’s game against the so-called Coe jinx.
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Paradise
Devereux Players Bring Ibsen and Chesterton to Cornell
The Devereux players return to Cornell on November 25 for a matinee of Rosmersholm and an evening performance of Magic by Gilbert K. Chesterton under the English club. This renowned troupe, featuring Zenita Graf and Edmund Forde, has toured Iowa City and other campuses, and their Cornell visit is billed as the year's big dramatic event.
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Devereux
Cornell
Ibsen
Galeoto
Edmund Rostand
Iowa City
W A A Basketball and Swimming Open Call for Participants
W A A basketball will commence next week and many girls have registered boosting season prospects. Swimming classes start soon with three hours weekly. see Lois Miller, swimming chairman, to schedule. Freshmen urged to join. Ada M Barker now with associated charities of Minneapolis. address 2429 First Ave S. Professor Huffman has been playing pipe organ at Westminster Presbyterian in Cedar Rapids.
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Lois Miller
Ada M. Barker
Associated Charities of
Minneapolis
Minnesota
First Avenue South
Huffman
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Coe Readies for Dee-Cornell Battle with Cornell Rival
Coe College coaches drill the Crimson and Gold for the Dee-Cornell clash as Kline may miss the game with an old Grinnell injury. Pence knee injury improves, Pence likely to play. backup backs and alternate kickers named as Eby refines trick plays for the rivalry showdown.
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Kline
Grinnell
Peace
Cornell tennis star Walter Hayes tops Chicago rankings
Walter T. Hayes, a former Cornellian famed for court work, ranks first among Chicago tennis players for the 1921 season. Hayes has been a leading figure in Chicago tennis for several years, with matinee and evening events noted.
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Cornell
Walter T. Hayes
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