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1 "Smilin' Thru" Thursday; Theta Alpha Phi presents play Thursday Description of the purposes of Theta Alpha Phi.
2 Bible conference July 31 to August 7; interdenominational church conference meets in sixth annual session Highlights of the conference to be held at Riverview Park.
3 Central Hall Brief history of the building and other campus buildings; photo.
4 New football field ready by early in September; campus extension improvements are to be completed within two months Many improvements for athletics in the new part of campus.
5 Official announcement Students should make arrangements for taking the county examinations.
6 W. M. Danner to speak here; Secretary of American Mission to Lepers will feature morning services Speaker profile.
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7 250 students inspect rural school houses Group visited schoolhouses at Benson and Eddy.
8 Faculty golf tourney is nearly complete; only three are left Professors Kadesch, Hoyt, and Richman are still in contention.
9 Orchestra to play in chapel today This will be the group's summer presentation.
10 Prof. Hart to speak at Rural Conference of Maine Teachers Just returned from inspection of branch summer schools; will make Maine trip on behalf of the late Professor Campbell.
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11 Joan Crawford a knife target in new Chaney film; stands and smiles while star throws knives at her-with his feet; scene in the unknown Preview for "The Unknown."
12 Positions Roster of those who have found jobs.
13 Stars of diamond make debut in "Slide, Kelly, Slide"; Rob Meusel, famed baseball hero, finds similarity in acting and playing ball Movie preview.
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14 Are you a somnambulist? Editorial asks if you are the type of student who seems as if he is walking in his sleep?
15 Don't knock. Boost! Editorial encourages people not to be prejudiced against students who cannot afford to contribute to the fundraising for the Campanile.
16 Educated politicians Editorial suggests that politicians in the United States should also be educated with a degree, just like lawyers and teachers are.
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17 New books New books in the Library.
18 Who's Who at Teachers College Profile of Professor G. W. Walters; photo.
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19 "Kangaroo-Land" on sale at Boardman's Book on Australia by Kilroy Harris on sale.
20 A book a week
Shutt--Philip Leslie (Student--1927) 		Review of "Elmer Gantry" by Sinclair Lewis.
21 Champion puts Nichols out of tennis tourney Merle Brown defeated Ralph Nichols.
22 College tennis starts in as expected First round results.
23 Intramural baseball standing
24 Jessie Harriet Howe Accepted a position as teacher at Waters College in Jacksonville, Florida.
25 Miss Alice Waugh Resigned.
26 Miss Haight Vacationing in Northwest Iowa; will not return this term.
27 Miss Maude Moore Accepted teaching position in the Department of Physical Education.
28 Miss Verna Brown Visited campus.
29 Misses Priscilla Harman and Ella Paulsen Visited friends on campus on the way to Austin, Minnesota.
30 Mrs. Ethyl Albright Spending vacation in Niagara Falls, New York.
31 Mrs. Ilse Forest Resigned.
32 Orchestra again triumphant; Miss Olive Barker soloist Performance review.
33 Secretary Benjamin Boardman Visited Chester, Iowa.
34 The Campanile funds Eight student teams have raised over $1000 in cash and pledges; total raised now stands at $42,590.55.
35 The entire Education Department Took a trip to Eldora, Iowa.
36 Three new critics for next year Velma Colbrook, Mabelle Gross, and Helen Thompson will join staff.
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37 Alpha Delta Alpha News about members.
38 Catholic Student Association News about recent and upcoming events.
39 Delta Phi Delta News about members.
40 Inter-society Dance will be held on July 29.
41 Kappa Delta Pi Held formal initiation; program for the recent gathering.
42 Mathematics Club Professor Beck spoke at recent meeting.
43 Peace! Commencements on the naval strength negotiations.
44 Put Iowa farm land value at two billion; auditor places assessed value at $66.35 per acre
45 Who will go to Geneva? Seeking women to go to the summer YWCA camp.
46 Y. W. C. A. Professor Partington will speak at next meeting; Professor Keim will speak at the following meeting.