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Encyclopedia > Cornell

Cornell is the name of some places in the United States of America.

  1. Cornell, Michigan
  2. Cornell, Wisconsin

Cornell is also the name of at least two institutions of higher education in the United States:

  1. Cornell College in Iowa
  2. Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, named for its biggest benefactor, Ezra Cornell.

The Cornell box is a 3D rendering application accuracy test.


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To others, these deposits might be refuse, but to Cornell they were the strata of repressed memory, a jumble of elements waiting to be grafted and mated to one another.
It is full of emblems of voyages Cornell never took, a little box of mummified waves and shrunken exotic coasts, peninsulas, planets, things set in compartments, with a drop-in panel containing twenty-one compasses, each with its needle pointing insouciantly in a different direction from that of its neighbor.
Not for nothing did he call himself a 'constructivist.' Cornell was intensely Francophile, though he had never been to France - witness his many references to French provincial hotels, and even by the worn, comfy French colors of his box interiors, the ivory whites and pinks and faded blue-grays.
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