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1 Ad contest starts today Lawn City Bakery sponsoring contest.
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2 Assembly Wednesday Mary Schwyhart and Wendell Bragonier will speak.
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3 Bands combine to play for basketball games Best players in men's and women's bands will perform.
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4 Beta bucket brigade fights fire on the roof Wed. Spark from chimney starts roof fire at campus house.
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5 Campus movie fans soon to hear latest talkie productions; opening shows include "All Quiet on the Western Front" Movie with sound will be shown for first time on campus; will show "All Quiet on the Western Front" and "Check and Double Check".
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6 College Band will assist in production of "The Poor Nut"; unusually large cast consists entirely of members of the student body List of cast members.
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7 Dr. Latham discusses why and wherefore of graduate degrees Urges students who intend to pursue teaching for five or ten years to study for graduate degrees.
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8 Ebel speaks to city Lion's Club Thursday Robert Ebel spoke on fire.
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9 Extension Dept. adds M. Db. And Bh. D. to college degrees Extension Service faculty occasionally make mistakes in getting to their study center assignments.
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10 Frank W. Hill will give viola recital Tuesday evening; Charles Stratton of Kansas State College will assist Hill and Stratton will perform on viola and piano, respectively, in the college auditorium.
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11 Hackler and Burley head committee for Washington Ball Planning for junior class dance.
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12 Janet Reade, Gwendolyn Kern represent college in oratorical contest; local judges were S. A. Lynch, Katherine Berkstresser and F. D. Lambertson Photo: Janet Reade.
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13 New York speaker to lecture here Sunday Paul Blanchard will speak.
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14 Over 100 secondary school dignitaries hold meeting here For annual conference on basketball rules.
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15 Press Club to Waterloo Will visit Waterloo Tribune and WMT.
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16 Riebe has appendicitis operation Saturday Recovering well.
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17 Seniors! May order class rings.
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18 Six acts triumph in stiff try-outs for college show; close competition singles out skits for Tutor Ticklers of 1931 About 350 students took part in tryouts.
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19 Teachers beat Dubuque, 47-13; win opens Iowa Conference card of eleven games Teachers blow out Dubuque without head coach Art Dickinson; did not make a single substitution.
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20 Untitled All-college dance coming up.
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21 Untitled Women should attend Press Club meeting.
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22 Untitled Campus social calendar.
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23 What chance does a man have to keep from getting married?; the assistant editor asks us with an air of submission Marriage statistics discussed as well as class attendance and the "cut" system.
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24 Awards given Baxter and Barnum Thursday Verdine Barnum and Gerald Baxter are honored as most valuable players for last year's baseball and track teams, respectively.
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25 Eleven teams start intramural trophy schedules Saturday Intramural basketball tournament to begin soon; eleven teams to participate.
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26 Illinois matmen best Teachers in opener here; captain Eriksen gets nod over opponent
Hutchison--Eckels (Class of 1933) 		Teachers routed by Illinois wrestlers, dropping five matches. Victorious was Tutor captain Finn Eriksen.
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27 Little Tutor five encounters Eldora High here tonight
Dix--R. Leland (Class of 1933) 		T. C. High basketball team prepares for Eldora game.
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28 Plays for points Floyd Harger, tutor basketball player; photo.
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29 Veteran matman Tutor wrestler Orville Orr; photo.
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30 Wrestlers tangle with Ames here Saturday; Tutors face veteran octet in mat battle After loss to Illinois, Tutors prepare to take on Iowa State.
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31 There is no lull in college social activity this week Campus social calendar.