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1 Dad's Day services climax activities At CHIC.
2 Dads may help yell at pep meet tonight Dads invited to pep rally.
3 Dr. Latham toasts "The Ideal Teacher" at graduation dinner Preview of Commencement dinner program.
4 Extra! Big mystery assembly Wednesday
5 Iowa State Teachers best orator chosen Monday evening Mary Read and Melvin Shortess tie for second.
6 Nineteen faculty members address teachers of state; Latham points out pitfalls in progressive education Many faculty are on ISTA program.
7 Press Prom bids sent to four hundred students this week Preview of the dance; local journalists invited.
8 Press Prom facts
9 Shrieks bring professor to the rescue of "damsel in distress" Professor Finkenbinder fooled by play rehearsal.
10 Students greet dads tomorrow; every corner of Iowa represented by visiting dads Dad's Day program.
11 Tutors will play last home game of season; dads will watch while sons play Michigan Normal Students' fathers to visit campus and attend football game, photo.
12 U. S. Commissioner of Education stresses professional teaching; says flexible mind is heritage of students in democratic country Excerpts from address by William J. Cooper.
13 Untitled Senior Class will meet.
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14 They disregard the moral effect: now, what's the effect of that?; O. R. Clark writes in favor of our "unlimited cuts" suggestion Morals and ethics of class attendance are debated.
15 Untitled Recital of Professor Freeman's students rescheduled.
16 Untitled Harriet Nelson and Eloise Bass went to dance at Ames.
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17 Cory leads in golf final with Richman Faculty golf tournament winds to a close; C. S. Cory is four up on Professor Richman.
18 J. B. Lake leads field as decathlon trophy events are completed J. B. Lake holds nine point lead in decathlon standings with four men yet to finish; participants listed.
19 Kurtz broadcasts speech commending Waterloo symphony Helps launch ticket sales for orchestra.
20 The Line
Wood--Stanley G. (Class of 1931; Theater Faculty) 		Campus gossip.
21 Untitled Singles tennis, doubles tennis, and archery finals to be played.
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22 Frosh point for Grinnell battle here Nov. 22; Coach Fritzel announces final squad cut Tutor freshman squad to take on Grinnell in only game of season; photo.
23 Hurons who descend on Tutor camp Saturday Michigan Normal team to take on Teachers College; photo.
24 Official Program Official program for Michigan Normal football game printed.
25 Teachers drop game to strong Michigan team at Kalamazoo; Tutors stage second half rally but lose, 26-0 Tutors lose to Western State, 26-0.
26 These men have dads and school behind them Teachers College team to take on Michigan Normal; photo.
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27 Harriers meet Cornell team at half time; scholastic troubles weaken Tutor squad Depleted Tutor cross country team to take on Cornell at halftime of football game.
28 Little Tutors take annual battle from Cedar Falls team
Dix--R. Leland (Class of 1933) 		T. C. High beats Cedar Falls, 6-0, in Armistice Day game.
29 Untitled Movies featured at Dad's Day.
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30 Dads and the Press Prom are in the social limelight this week Campus social calendar.
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31 Fall term number of Purple Pen goes on sale this week
32 Four and one half days of vacation for turkey holiday; six 35 minute classes will be held Wednesday morning, the term ending at noon Classes dismissed at noon on Wednesday.
33 Little red school house must go, says John Cooper Excerpts from address.
34 Somebody will be tried for something in Commercial Club court Will hold mock trial.
35 Untitled Minnie Starr's sister-in-law died.
36 Untitled Winter intramural sports include basketball, volleyball, and swimming.
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37 "Ten Thousand Miles in Siberia" described on next lecture program Alfred Lyman Flude will speak.
38 Dr. Crowder declares Christianity is only remedy for militarism; band plays concert at campus observance of Armistice Day Highlights of Armistice Day program.
39 Juvenile literature features book week Library will feature book display.
40 Thirty-five belles will welcome dads at game Tutor Belles cheer squad ready for Michigan Normal game; photo.
41 Untitled Frances Cromwell spoke to YWCA group.