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1 Bel Cantos will present "The Wild Rose"; recital will be given under direction of Mrs. Schmidt Lengthy preview of the operetta.
2 Famous soloist with Minneapolis Symphony; Miss Lenora Sparkes, metropolitan soprano, is soloist Will perform this week; lengthy profile of the group; photo.
3 Many stories submitted for short story contest Prizes will be ten, five, and three dollars for best stories.
4 Miss Sibylla Young dies Died at home of aunt.
5 Noted Bible translator to address students; will be here Tuesday evening Dr. Goodspeed will speak on translation of the Bible.
6 Preliminary election for May Queen on Monday Will select three finalists.
7 Students will vote on Bible Study groups; votes will be cast on Friday and Monday Vote on whether Bible Study courses will be added to college.
8 T. C. orators victorious in interstate contest; Lucile Knickerbocker and Gladys Lynch win first in oratory Win in both extemporaneous and oratorical contests.
9 The 1924 Old Golds are finished Students and organizations encouraged to pay their dues so the company will send the books.
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10 Literary Creative student writings.
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11 Life Service meeting Meeting to be held.
12 No grease paint used in picture "Big Brother"; for the stuff isn't used as a rule by New York bandit gangs Review of the movie "Big Brother".
13 Several music pupils appear in recitals this week; Miss Iva Musbach gives excellent recital; Miss Alva Hockett recital; recital by Miss Naumann Performance programs for Iva Musbach, Alva Hockett, and Marguerite Naumann.
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14 Editorially speaking; Bible study groups Campus religious organizations are banding together to provide Bible study groups; encourages students to vote in favor of them.
15 Editorially speaking; more tennis courts Students getting up early to play tennis signifies more tennis courts are needed.
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16 T. C. Society News from student organizations.
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17 Hard hitting Tutors win another tilt; wallop ball to all corners of lot and win 14-2 Ray Pryor, normally the catcher, pitched the game.
18 Trackmen trounce Luther; Coach Bender's men make clean sweep; "Kenny" Starbuck shatters college mark in pole vault; tutors win 15 firsts in 16 events Won, 93-43.
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19 Bartlett Hall News of residents.
20 Hobo fraternity wins first intramural track meet; nose out Alpha Chis by 1 1/3 points; Beebe individual star Intramural sports highlights.
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21 All members of the science department Attended a meeting in Ames.
22 Miss Edith Steele Is healing well after an operation for appendicitis.
23 Miss Effie Schuneman Attended a meeting in Dayton, Ohio.
24 Miss Grace Martin Is out of school with tonsilitis.
25 Miss Joy Mahacheck Visited Eva May Luse
26 Miss Margaret Parks Visited Bartlett Hall.
27 Mr. R. R. Hollingsworth Returned home due to the death of his father.
28 Mr. Walter J. Ruther Was on business in Iowa City.
29 Mrs. Fred Garlock Has been a visitor of Lucille Reding.
30 Mrs. M. W. Gist Has returned from wintering in Florida.
31 Prof. C. A. Fullerton Judged a musical contest in Lincoln, Nebraska.
32 Prof. Fred D. Cram Attended a meeting in Iowa City.
33 Prof. Lantz Visited Urbana, Illinois.
34 The girls who went Students attended Y. W. C. A. meeting in New York.
35 The hospital committee Sent May baskets to the ill in the hospitals.
36 What can you do Clothing drive held for poor students in Europe.