North American Review Revival Planned at Cornell
Dana leads revival of the North American Review on the Cornell campus with a policy of vigorous biases and live writers. The magazine aims to publish fiction and poetry, cover live issues, feature Midwest origins, and include contributions from figures like Karl Shapiro, Peter Viereck, Julian Huxley, and Bertrand Russell.
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The
North American Review
Cornell
Robert Dana
U.S. Patent Office
Dana
Midwest
Iowa
Chicago
Ill
Denver
Colo
Iowa City
Karl Shapiro
Peter Vireck
Julian Huxley
Bertrand Russell
Paul Goodman
Columbia University
Test of Edwards Schedule for Cornell College freshmen
Freshman class members will take the Edwards Personal Preference Schedule on Monday September 23 under Dr John R Tisdale who will administer the test The results will aid the Student Affairs program and research on student personality with strict confidentiality.
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Edwards
John R. Tisdale
Tisdale
Staff openings for The Cornellian positions sought
Readers are asked to contact Jim Mueller at Guild Helen Lothrop at Bowman Mary Jane Carey at Pfeiffer or Lynn Hoff man at Merner before Thursday September 26 to ask about available roles and duties.
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Cornellian
Jim Mueller
Guild
Helen Lothrop
Bowman
Mary Jane Carey
Pfeiffer
Lynn Hoffman
Merner
Luker Leaves Food Service Under Saga Saga
Saga Food Service wins campus contract at Cornell College to run all food facilities. Bill Williams and Duane Bordell will oversee the Social Center grill along with the resident managers. Charles M. Chochran cites Saga’s depth of management and broad college experience as key factors.
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Saga Food Service
Cornell College
Bill Williams
Duane Bordell
Pfeiffer
Social Center
Saga
Cochran
Cornell
Inaugural Year Promises Growth at Cornell College
The president outlines a dynamic academic year with new programs and subjects, a large freshman class, completed residence halls, campus improvements, and a national program to strengthen finances. Coach Clark predicts a successful season as the community embraces student achievement and loyalty. Welcome home.
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Cornell
Jerry Clark
Long-range Development Plan Begins at Cornell Campus
Cornell plans a major campus upgrade as part of a long-range development program. The bookstore moves to the practice house with a future Commons relocation, IBM machines arrive, and microfilming of alumni records expands. New nurse apartments, Ebersole clinic addition, consolidated music facilities, and a moved faculty lot are also planned along with a pedestrian circle and potential pond near the Social Center.
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College Board of Trustees
King Memorial Chapel
North Iowa
Cornell
Christ Janer
Fred B. Leighton
Old Sem
Charles M. Cochran
IBM
Green House
Bowman
Psychology
Pfeiffer
Cochran
the College
Harry Weese and Associates
Chicago
College Courts
College Hall
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