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Article	Article Summary
Alice Rohr, former student here, fatally injured in car crash	Killed in accident near St. Paul, Minnesota.
Bragonier spends week at national convention	Attends convention of National Student Federation.
Present unemployment situation will be theme of Sunday talk	Howland Hanson will lead discussion.
High school meeting here draws members	Will cover matters relating to athletics.
Press Club elects editor as president	List of officers.
Twenty campus leaders to be elected Jan. 21; Old Gold sponsors election of peoples for feature section	Will vote for ten most prominent men and ten most prominent women.
A. A. U. W. votes to pay branch quota of fellowship fund; takes step toward completion of million dollar goal of national association	Each member should give $2; purposes of the group.
Harold O. Tascher attends convention	Attends meeting of the Political Science Association.
National Commercial Teachers Federation meets in Des Moines; Ira S. Condit presides at dinner for Teachers College students and alumni	Many alumni attend meeting.
New education plan discussed by head of education department	Lengthy excerpts from Professor Nelson's ideas about education reform.
Debate teams clash on church question	Will debate relevance of church in modern age.
Prize pajamas given Wendell Bragonier and Freda Steinberg	As winners of Old Gold sales contest.
Comedy of college life selected for mid-winter play; students will see themselves as others see them	Professor Tuttle will direct "The Poor Nut".
Beard reviews speeches of American Historical Association convention	Recently attended convention.
Graduates!	Should meet to receive information regarding prospective teaching work.
High competition for positions on program of "Tutor Ticklers"; try-out to be held Monday and Tuesday evening in College Auditorium	Thirty organizations may try out.
Remodeling program continued during holiday vacation	Works goes on in Extension Service offices, Gilchrist cloak rooms, Auditorium offices, floors, and Library.
Mexican performers delight audiences with song and dance; dancing team wins tremendous applause and gets many recalls	Tipica Orchestra performs.

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Did your vacation leave you refreshed and ready to work?; or do you feel worse than you did before?	Vacations described as being demoralizing; Grinnell's "cut" system is discussed in relation to that of Teachers College.
Purple Pen notice	Seeking material for winter issue.

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Schedule released for '31 grid team	1931 Tutor football schedule printed, identical to 1930 schedule in regard to teams faced.
Little Tutors meet Traer	T. C. High basketball team to take on Traer on the college court.
Stewart Cooper named Most Valuable Gridder of 1930 Tutor eleven	Stewart Cooper, right defensive end, named Most Valuable Player at recent meeting of Athletic Board of Control.
Ties abolished in conference by new system	Iowa conference adopts Stanley-Dean system to award conference champions in event of ties.
Matmen meet Illinois Saturday; contest opens card including strong teams	Wrestling season to begin, marking Coach Dave McCuskey's first turn as head coach; photo: team captain Finn Eriksen.
Cagers prepare for Dubuque U. engagement; Coe is victim as Tutors open with 27-17 win	Tutors defeat Coe, 27-17; prepare to take on Dubuque.
Final cut leaves twenty promising frosh basketeers	Freshman basketball squad trimmed from record eighty-five to twenty.

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Placement Bureau asks students to register	For upcoming teaching positions.
Post holiday lull broken by formal initiations and teas	Campus social calendar.
Faculty members write for January Alumnus	Professors Aitchison and Goetch write articles; issue mailed to twelve thousand alumni
Campus problems debated at national conference	Katherine Seay and Mary Schwyhart report on YWCA convention.
Senior notice!	Should pay class dues.