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Owing to necessary increases in
the university budget for the academic
year 1921-22, the tuition at Cornell has
been increased to $250, beginning with
the first term of next year. The tui-
tion increase was made necessary by
the fact that the university has used
every cent available during the past
few years for the payment of salaries,
and it has not been possible for the
departments, the physical plant, the
equipment, or the maintenance and
operation of the university to develop
normally.
j Combined Course Registration Open
Applications for the combined
courses in Letters and Nursing must
be handed to Registrar Arthur G..Hall
by the end of next week. Applications
will be received this week.

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"Way Down East," the wonder pie-
ture spectacle which D. W. Griffith has
developed in a new art form distinctly
of, his own creation, is to be seen at
the Whitney theatre today and tomor-
row at 2:15 and 8:15 o'clock.
The picture spectacle is an evolu-
tion of the familiar play of the same
title by Lottie Blair Parker which'
toured America with unvarying sue-
cess for many years. This statement
is inadequate to convey the wonders
that Griffith has worked out of this
simple theme of plain people in a
typical New England community. By
his inimitable device of contrasts this
master of the screen refreshes the eye,
delights with humors of the soil, re-
flects the four seasons of the year in
a country of pastoral charm, showing
the freshness of spring, the waving
meadows of summer, the colors of a
New England autumn and the rigors'
of winter in that storm center relieved
by sleighing parties, barn dances and
bucolic diversions that carry one back
in tender memories to the days that
are ineffaceable.
It's all so human and yet thrillingly
dramatic or exquisitely illustrative and
running through it is a holding story
of love and lovers kept tossed in doubt
by the realities of those stern conven-
tions which saw things in only one
light and made little allowances for
fallible humans whose fate carries the
stirring events to the greatest dra-
matic climax ever seen in a theatre.
This scene where David follows Anna
through the blinding storm and finally
rescues her from the ice floe just as
it is about to plunge over the falls is
in the matter of sheer effect of tense-
ness and thrill indeed a triumph. Itr
is Griffith at his best and those fa-
miliar with his touch know what that
means.
ILLINOIS STUDENTS RAISE
$66,000 FOR NEW STADIUM
Six strenuous days spent on a drive
to raise funds for a new athletic
stadium at the University of Illinois
ended last Saturday night with a total
of $665,520 in student pledges in the
hands of the executive committee.
Confidence was expressed among cam-
paign leaders that fully $700,000 would
be realized when all the students had
been reached and solicited.
Monday was celebrated as "Stadium
Day" on which clean-up solicitors
sccured the campus in search of those
who had not yet subscribed to the fund.
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