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1 "Beggar" rivals movie in huge cast and sets; eighty students are included in cast and technical staff of production
Wheat--Mary Agnes Stroud (Class of 1931) 		More than eighty students have taken part in this Theta Alpha Phi production, photo.
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2 "D" letter scare causes spurt of library work Grades seem to spur students to study in Library.
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3 Alumni to gather at Des Moines hotel for reunion dinner About four hundred will attend dinner at ISTA convention.
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4 Campus life halts while students pay tribute to war dead Will gather for ceremony.
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5 Cotton pickers, colored orchestra, booked for Press Prom music Prom preview.
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6 Dads to be greeted as campus guests with full program; Dean Reed receives replies to invitations for second annual Day Hope that five hundred will attend.
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7 Debate directors to hold state meet Professor Brindley will lead meeting.
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8 Dr. Latham announces raising of educational standards of college; strives to meet all requirements for perfect rating Attempting to meet highest North Central Association standards; hired ten additional critic teachers and bought two buses for transportation of student teachers.
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9 Dr. Steiner comes to give address at campus church; Grinnell professor, just returned from Europe, will discuss "Challenge of Faith" Edward Steiner will speak at CHIC.
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10 Eye reporters! Will meet.
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11 Fall term to end Wednesday noon Classes will be shortened that day.
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12 Hall of Fame includes two named by Dr. Seerley President Seerley had supported James Monroe and Mathew Fontaine Maury.
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13 King of orators will be selected Monday evening; two women and five men will compete in final contest Sponsored by Department of English; winners will receive cash prizes.
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14 One o'clock classes not to meet Wed. Faculty Men's Club and College Club will give dinner; William Cooper will deliver address.
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15 Phillips will teach new personality courses Professor Phillips is currently studying child welfare at the University of Iowa.
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16 Untitled Professor Riebe will speak to Waterloo Women's Club.
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17 Untitled Commencement announcements will be on sale.
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18 Education professors pick on us, our "cuts", and our statistics; compare cuts to crime err three times in safety the fourth-- Education faculty rebukes claims that class absences should be excused.
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19 Untitled Women from the physical education department participated in hockey play day in Iowa City.
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20 Untitled Alta Wilmarth will visit several study centers.
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21 Harriers rest until Cornell meet Nov. 15 Cross country men have week off as they prepare to take on Cornell.
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22 Little Tutors face Cedar Falls High in Armistice Day epic T. C. High football team prepares for Cedar Falls game November 11.
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23 Simpson takes important title from Teachers; 6-0 loss eliminates Tutors from conference race Teachers loses to Simpson, 6-0.
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24 Teachers leave state for game; meet powerful Michigan team at Kalamazoo Tutor football team prepares to take on Western State Teachers College, photo.
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25 Untitled George Mecklenburg's theory football team defeats Burl Berry's, 13-0.
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26 Waterball teams play Advanced swimming class divides up to determine class German waterball champions in three game series.
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27 The Line
Wood--Stanley G. (Class of 1931; Theater Faculty) 		Campus gossip.
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28 Untitled Library features display of mystery and detective stories.
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29 Untitled WAA will offer table tennis.
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30 Untitled Professor Eells will visit Chickasaw County rural schools.
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31 Untitled Training School Happy Hikers will meet.
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32 Untitled Kappa Delta Pi will hold formal initiation.
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33 Dances and dinners lead to climax of fall social activity Campus social calendar.
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34 Minnesingers make initial appearance At convention of buttermakers.
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35 Mrs. M. Morgan, Y. W. guest, talks to more than 125 people here At series of meetings.
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36 Music recital to be presented Thursday Professor Freeman's advanced students will perform.
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37 Purple Pen sponsor promises variety of prose and poetry Preview of contents.
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38 Sadie B. Campbell back from West Visited relatives in California and Colorado.