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| Chandler speaks at Church and Vesper | Henry P. Chandler speaks on enthusiasm and outside interests. | |
| Large membership of faculty attends student assembly | Elizabeth Coder speaks on extracurricular activities. | |
| Bands and floats to enter parade for Homecoming | Description of competition and prizes. | |
| Freshie pepsters to conduct yells for prep rooters | Students attend pep rally; enjoy blanket toss and style show. | |
| Pictures will be features of Sunday vesper services | Will view stereopticon views of Glacier National Park. | |
| Official Bulletin | Schedule of campus events. | |
| Coe-T. C. bands unite at first grid game in Cedar Rapids | Band will travel to Cedar Rapids by car, then march from downtown to Coe for game. | |
| Freshman girls will wear new headgear | Freshmen women will wear purple and gold hats. | |
| Boardman explains origin of loan fund to reporter | Fund began with money found in lost purses and wallets. | |
| Negro quartet will present program in auditorium Oct. 14 | The Hallelujah Quartet will perform. | |
| Director announces membership list for Minnesingers and Troubadours | Roster of members. | |
| Booklet on athletics to accompany ticket at Homecoming game | Bud Sabin will produce game program. | |
| College golf course shows improvement | Property was gift of C. A. Rownd in 1926; Jack Francis takes care of it. | |
| Women's Glee Clubs begin rehearsals | Roster of Cecilians and Euterpeans. | |
| College taxidermist receives collection from former student | Harold Zickefoose donates bones and pottery. | |
| New Speech Clinic will cooperate with English department | Will assist in the diagnosis and treatment of vocal problems. | |
| Women's Band will appear in uniform Homecoming Day | Will play at game and possibly march as well. | |
| Campanile chimes are important as campus teachers | Description of the Campanile and how the chime is played. |
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| Lifesavers | Will take canoe trip on river. |
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| The Line | Campus gossip. |
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| Asked about the campus | Students give opinions on weekly assemblies. | |
| The Editor's Column | Urges students to enjoy Homecoming and chapel exercises. | |
| Climbing Tutors touch the top, says student | Students get good exercise going to and from class; a look at the travel routes. |
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| Phi Sigma Phi | Held a rushing dinner; news about members. | |
| Ellen H. Richards | Held initiation for new members. | |
| Y. to have weekend party | Details about fall house party to be held at Riverview Park. | |
| Miss Freeman's piano class recital to be tonight | ||
| Delphian | Hosted a dinner for the rushees at Dry Run Creek. | |
| Miss Hazel Strayer | Visiting her parents in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. | |
| Irving Society | Program for recent meeting. | |
| L. S. A. | Details about recent meeting. | |
| Men's Forum | Held regular business meeting; new members voted in. | |
| Ossoli | Held business meeting; dinner for rushees will be held October 3. | |
| Westminster Foundation | The men will hold a dinner together; Juel Colburn will lead Christian Endeavor; Miss Hatch will lead the next Fellowship Guild meeting. | |
| The College Club | Will hold a tea. | |
| Wesley Foundation | Will hold an open house; reminder of the Epworth League meeting; details about fall pledge service for Kappa Phi. | |
| Alpha Literary Society | Entertained at Mary Read's home. | |
| Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rownseville | Visited campus on their way to California; gave demonstrations and lessons to members of the Physical Training Department. | |
| Friday, September 27 | "Hello Day." | |
| Wahle-Cornelius Wedding | Rhea Wahle married Arch B. Cornelius on October 5, 1929. | |
| Violin student gives recital at Clarksville | Richard Merrill performed at the First Presbyterian Church; assisted by Milton Moore; accompanied by Mrs. Harry Fields. |
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| Cross-country team meets Simpson on Homecoming | Coach Dickinson is optimistic for a victory as Noecker, Hardington, and Gasser look very strong in practice. | |
| Bender's men make good showing against Coe | The Tutor football team kept it close but were unable to score as they lost, 7-0, to Coe. | |
| Little Tutors lose to Traer | The Little Tutors took a beating; poor blocking was to blame; lose, 47-0, to Traer. | |
| As I See It | Freshmen working hard. | |
| Iowa Conference teams are strong | The Iowa Conference looks strong in football, especially Simpson and Penn. | |
| Basketball practice to begin Nov. 1st | Coach Dickinson stated that men interested in basketball should start getting into shape, so they will be ready on November 1. | |
| Teachers and Coe freshmen battle Oct. 25 | Coach Whitford is optimistic about a victory; will work his freshmen hard to prepare for the game. |
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| Pi Tau Phi | News about members. | |
| Delta Phi Delta | Roster of officers; details about rushee parties. | |
| Pi Theta Pi | Formal dinner held for the rushees. | |
| Theta Gamma Nu | Word has been received from Jeanne Anderson. | |
| Kappa Phi | Dorothy Freeburg marries Glen Enloe; roster of new officers. | |
| Chi Pi Theta | News about members and visitors. | |
| Pi Omega Pi | Julia M. Myers spoke at regular meeting. | |
| Delta Phi Delta | Lillian Peterson hosted a tea in honor of the rushees; Mildred Taylor elected pledge captain. |
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| Old Gold staff and solicitors begin annual sales contest | ||
| Speakers to appear soon in contest | Will hold first preliminary oratory contest. |
