Johnson to Read From Contemporary Poets for English Club
Prof A E Johnson of the speech department will present a half hour program titled Readings from Contemporary Poets before the English club and guests in the geology lecture room next Tuesday at 7 pm. His work in lecture-recital has been praised in New York and the west coast. Students and faculty are invited to attend. this is the English club's second literary event.
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A. E. Johnson
English Club
Johnson
New York
Keyes Discusses Black Hawk Life and Autobiography
Dr. R. Keyes described the Life of Black Hawk in a chapel talk, noting Black Hawk’s respect for true heroes and lack of regard for untrained volunteers. He said the 1838 autobiography, republished by the Iowa Historical Society, offers insight into the Indian leader’s mindset and guiding principles, including his honor toward the man who defeated him, Brigadier General Atkinson.
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Black Hawk
R. Keyes
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Atkinson
Doctor Keyes
Eighteen Members Dine as Latin Club Holds Talk
Eighteen members of the Latin club gathered at the Baker house for dinner last night. President Alice Younkee announced the year’s program as Prof. Mark Hutchinson, Latin instructor, spoke on similarities between California and Italy, comparing ancient Greek Olympics with recent games in California, illustrated with pictures.
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Baker House
Alice Younkee
Mark Hutchinson
California
Italy
Greece
Craftwork Is Art Club Plan Tonight
Open Night for Creation will run from 7 to 8 this evening at the Art studio. Miss Nama Lathe, head of the department, says the event invites all people to try crafts such as linoleum cutting drawing painting and soap carving in a casual, creative setting.
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Nama _ Lathe
Debate With Dublin Team On Capitalism Set For November 9
Cornell to select upperclass debaters to meet University of Dublin representatives in an annual non decisive international event. For years only men could try out, but senior women may compete this year under coach C. F. Littell.
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University of Dublin
Dublin
Ireland
Cornell
Elwyn Mauck
Ashley Foard
Oxford University
England
C. F. Littell
Cornellians
Wesley Burr
Rolland Philpot
Donald Tarr
Arthur Grosby
Harold Keele
Carle Spriestersbach
Stan
Several Cornellians Will Join Local M. E. Church
The Rev BE T Gough expects over a dozen Cornell students to affiliate with the local Methodist church this Sunday. Affiliation does not affect prior membership in home churches, and out-of-town students of any denomination will be welcomed.
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BE. T. Gough
Wearin Of The Green Marks Freshman Identification Week
Freshmen at the campus receive green caps and hair ribbons as a sophomores driven tradition. Caps are reportedly one size fits all and may shrink. Freshmen endure staged humor stunts, altered makeup and backward stair climbs while Bow man and Pfeiffer entertain.
Later Hours Set for Cornell Women Saturday Nights
Cornell women will have closing hours of 11 p.m. one night weekly, Saturday, under A W S announcements at house meetings Wednesday. The A W S board also tightened campus rules for campers, banning attendance at college functions and limiting privileges.
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Cornell
A.W. S
Cornell to Celebrate Mothers and Dads Day on October 15
Cornell College plans a campus wide Mothers and Dads Day on October 15 the day of the Cornell Simpson football game. Dr H J Burgstahler announces the event intended as a gala program featuring entertainment centered around the afternoon football contest inviting all undergraduates mothers and fathers to enroll for campus activities.
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Cornell College
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell
P. K. s to Frolic at Parsonage
Preachers' kids on campus plan a first meeting Sunday at 8 PM to welcome new P K s. The Rev and Mrs Gough host the Methodist parsonage for this social to invite friends to join the club's kickoff event.
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E. T. Gough
Methodist Parsonage
P. K
Nando Bozzini Teaches Across Languages in Peacham Vermont
Nando Bozzini who graduated last June is teaching at Peacham Academy in Peacham Vermont. Bozzini specializes in languages and teaches Latin English Greek and Italian to multiple classes.
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Nando Bozzini
Peacham Academy
Peacham
Vermont
Nando
Sings Operatic Numbers In Chapel
Miss Ruth Pinkerton contralto of the music department gave a short recital this morning in chapel. She sang two pieces from the operetta Samson and Delilah and, as an encore, Water Boy.
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Ruth Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Glee Club Pledges and Officers Named
The Women’s Glee club directed by Miss Ruth Pinkerton lists pledges Frances Stansell Vera Current Margaret Fussell Margaret Leonard Edna Marie Brown Ruth Hill Harriet Crumb Elizabeth Myers and Lola Mades. New officers for the year are Pauline Bomberger president Ruth Trump secretary Sue Keppler treasurer Amber Wilson librarian.
Dean King to Speak at Davenport Epworth League Rally
Dean Albion R. King will address the Davenport District Epworth League rally at Low Moor with a morning lecture on the Psychology of Drunkenness and an afternoon devotional Ties That Bind.
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Dean King
Dean Albion R. King
Davenport
Low Moor
Freshmen Class Portraits Ready for Exhibit
Professor F. M. McGaw has photographed the entire freshman class and arranged the prints in two large glass frames for public viewing. Those desiring may purchase any number of pictures at a small cost.
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F. M. McGaw
Campus previews and games on Grinnell schedule
On Friday September 30 Grinnell hosts football followed by events including a W A A party on Friday October 7. October 8 features a football game with ISTC and October 22 a Myrtlemouth game with football. Parents’ Day arrives October 15 and Homecoming football against Coe closes the slate. Prof. A F Johnson reads The Green Pastures. A chemistry meeting is set for October 20.
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Simpson
Green Pastures
A. F. John
Monmouth
Coe
Hay Fever cast auditions begin for Homecoming play
Second tryouts held in the Little Theatre for Noel Coward’s Hay Fever with 91 students auditioning. The tentative cast includes Sorel Bliss Dotty McCulloch Simon Bliss Robert Guilbert Helen Roberts Ruth Miller Myra Arundel Dreva Hawks Richard Greatham Pauline Clegg Jackie Coryton and others.
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Noel Coward
Coward
America
Sorel Bliss
Dotty McCulloch
Simon Bliss
Robert Guilbert II
Pofaay
Noand Nedabagey
Helen Roberts
David Bliss
Ruth Miller
Sandy
Tyrell
Ralph [Wilkinson
Myra Arundel
Dreva Hawks
Richard Greatham
Paul Wilkinson
Jackie Coryton
Pauline Cleg
King argues on drunkenness and psyche in chapel talk
Dr A R King challenges the notion that only the insane study sanity. He says alcohol is a narcotic, ether and alcohol differ by use, and cites the down and out man seeking relief as a rational justification for drinking. He warns prohibitionists to reflect on happiness opportunities.
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A. R. King
Gould Will Speak At High Schools
Prof. Donald B. Gould head of geology will speak at three high schools in October. The talks titled Time include Martelle Consolidated on October 14 Charlotte high on October 21 and Marion high on October 28. He may also address Muscatine high school.
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Donald B. ‘Gould
Martelle Consolidated School
Charlotte High School
Marion High School
Muscatine High School
Start College Class At Presbyterian Church
A college class begins in the Presbyterian Sunday school with Mrs. R. P. Ink as teacher. The group expects about five discussions this year. First meeting is at 9 45 Sunday morning. Any Cornell student may attend.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
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Pfeiffer
London Bridge
Farmer In the Dell
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Grinnell
W. A. A. Pal
McCulloch
Guilbert
Gould
Presbyterian Church
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