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"Lady Nicotine's" true self revealed Sunday Professor Eells will talk about smoking at CHIC vespers.
Standardized rings selected for seniors Classes meet and agree to standard ring design; description of the rings, which will cost about $8; pin and guard will also be available.
Teachers College may enter nat'l oratory contest Many college and universities have entered the contest.
Filing cabinets help clerical depts. Part of President Latham's plans for modernization, organization, and efficiency.
Students elect board of control of publications; members are; Finn Eriksen, Emmett Cable, Ruth Latta and Richard Purdy Students elect four members, Student Council appoints one, and President Latham selects four.
Students produce six plays next week Schedule of plays and directors.
College entertains Hi-Y Club Saturday Black Hawk County superintendents will bring their groups.
Committee designs flag for college Hope to have design completed by late this term.
'Lelawala', Cadman's operetta, tells story of Indian legend A review on the story of Lelawala, produced by Training School.
Y. W. C. A. installs new officers Roster of officers.
Tennis movies will show stars in action Will feature slow motion.
Education problems will be discussed at conference here Outline of speakers and topics for elementary education conference.
Teachers must answer questions of parents Professor Cram outlines questions in meeting at Dunkerton.
Debate tomorrow will close season Will be last of thirty-one debates.
Sorority co-eds entertain men at dance tonight; over 250 persons are expected to attend annual social function Panhellenic Council sponsors dance.
Men singers leave on concert tour Minnesingers will give six concerts in five cities.
All-college circus planned by Y. W. Proceeds will go toward bringing speakers to campus.
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The Purple Pen staff Plans for a final sales campaign.
H. L. Eells Spoke at a P. T. A. meeting in Tama.
Miss Hazel Strayer Judged a contest of junior college one-act plays in Independence.
Rachel Rosenberger Won first place for her violin solo at subdistrict contest; Leroy Vanderwiken won for his clarinet solo.
The Student Council party for juniors Postponed; breakfast being planned.
The School of Religious Education Announcement of meeting.
Dorothy Humiston, Thelma Short and Doris White Will drive to the Midwest Physical Education Association convention in Milwaukee.
The Editor's Column Seniors should get canes and swagger sticks if they haven't already; freshmen need to resolve to finish their degree curriculum before they start teaching.
Students present dramatic recital Interpretive speech class will work under Professor Strayer.
Playcraft Club elects officers for coming year Roster of candidates for membership.
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Camp Fire Council Indian lore was the theme for recent meeting.
Neo-Chresto Members entertained rushees at St. Patrick's Day program.
Primary Meeting Roster of officers.
Euterpeans and Troubadours Plans for upcoming joint meeting.
Eulalian Literary Society Roster of officers.
Y. W. C. A. New officers installed; friendship dinner held; roster of members planning to attend the Y. W. C. A. conference in Grinnell.
Alpha Literary Society Program at recent meeting was a "cruise around the world."
Sunday Evening Club Mrs. Howland Hanson will speak at next meeting.
Commercial Club Roster of officers; program for recent meeting.
Ossoli Request that all members attend next meeting and bring rushees.
Delphians Roster of officers; members urged to attend next meeting and bring rushees.
Wesley Foundation Dr. H. C. Travis will speak at upcoming luncheon.
Irving News about recent events: informal initiation, regular meeting, and a debate.
Westminster Foundation Plans for upcoming Christian Endeavor, Westminster Men's club, and Chi Alpha Omega activities.
L. S. A. Program for first meeting of the spring term.
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Forty report for freshman track More freshmen may try out once baseball team makes final cuts.
Hi-Y basketball teams battle here tomorrow High school basketball tournament to be held here.
Varsity tracksters compete for places Coach Dickinson to pick men to compete at Iowa Conference meet in Des Moines.
'Habby chosen on Register's first all state team; Fritzel and Daubert receive McGrane's honorable mention Lloyd Haberichter was the second leading scorer in Iowa Conference; photo.
Xanhos win intramural swimming meet; Y. M. C. A. finishes second in annual swimming event Xanhos take third intramural title for 1930.
Baseball men continue Gymnasium workouts Hampered by snow.
Varsity, frosh tennis practice today Fundamentals to be practiced for next two weeks.
All varsity and freshmen tennis candidates Tennis candidates should meet with Homer Haddox.
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Pi Theta Pi Roster of officers; news about members.
Pi Tau Phi's Held rushing luncheon; rushees entertained at Flora Bailey's home.
Phi Sigma Phi Roster of officers; Mrs. Ross Raymond visited her daughter Ferne.
Chi Pi Theta Roster of pledges; news about members.
Announcement Will meet to make plans for women's intramurals.
The Line Campus gossip.
Faculty members to address meeting Of North Central Teachers Association.
A statement was made Placement Bureau getting calls for home economics teachers.
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African jungle mysteries will be shown here Wed. Carl von Hoffman will speak and show movie.
Kindergarten tots show project work
Fullerton coaches pupils for choir Preparing rural school chorus.
Spring opening includes prizes, costume parade Stores will be open in Cedar Falls this evening.
Little Tutors start spring workouts