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1 "Redemption" will be given on three nights April 9, 10, 11; play is not expressionistic, but realism of strongest type Play preview.
2 Ballots doubled in all college general election held Thursday; approximately five hundred ballots cast List of elections winners.
3 Brahms Quartet presents program of beautiful tone and quality; delightful gowns to contrast in tonal effects
Barker--Olive L. (Music Faculty) 		Brahms Quartet performed in college auditorium March 25.
4 Campus leaders are guests at annual organization dinner; "Big Men on Campus" are the guests of president and deans President Latham and Dean Campbell address leaders.
5 Entries swamp debate meet officials: field cut to eleven teams; round robin tournament plan eliminates thirteen of twenty-four schools Will try to accommodate more schools next year.
6 Faculty members attend convention held at Mason City Attend ISTA district meeting.
7 French Circle will give two plays on Thursday Will present "Cupidon le dentiste" and "Le chat parti les souris dancent".
8 Juniors elect Byrl Houck as next president; Hackler is new vice-president; Vandaworker, Sec'y, Simmers reelected Treasurer Roster of class officers.
9 M. F. Arey services are held at First M. E. Church Monday; death brings versatile teaching career to close at home here Friday Professor Arey died March 20, 1931; brief tribute.
10 Mrs. Ida Gilstrap will interview students today For summer jobs in Colorado.
11 Newell W. Edison to speak at assembly Wednesday, April 1
12 Palm Sunday will be observed in church services Sunday CHIC service program.
13 Professor and students are in favor of installation of petting parlors
Lee--Marjorie (Student--1931) 		Couples are borrowing people's vehicles to spend time together, creating a general nuisance.
14 Russell Sohner and Edra Smutney gain positions on staff Russell Sohner will be associate editor; Edra Smutney will be society editor.
15 Teachers College wins team honors in the speech contest Tues. Wayne Lawrence and Murvle Hanawalt defeat Coe in extemporaneous speaking.
16 Untitled Press Club will meet.
17 Untitled Professor Tascher returns to work after surgical operation.
18 Untitled Senior class meeting.
19 Variety is aim of Cecilian's annual concert Thursday; formal program with four soloists is program choice this year Performance program.
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20 People who steal signs bawled out in fifteen hours of work; some one took the College Eye sign right off the door The College Eye door sign has been taken; cannot afford to buy another.
21 Untitled Art League will hold party.
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22 Baseball schedule 1931 Tutor 1931 baseball schedule posted.
23 Frosh diamond men rounding into shape Freshmen baseball players continue to drill and practice for upcoming season.
24 Little Tutors report for first outdoor workout Wed. Little Tutor track team makes ready for their first meet against Vinton.
25 Nine Tutor basketeers honored ninth awards for service on squad List of letter winners.
26 Three matmen try for national honors; Captain Eriksen, Arends, and Orr at Providence Tutor wrestlers travel to Providence, Rhode Island, for national championship meet.
27 Track schedule 1931 Tutor track meet schedule posted.
28 Tutors battle for indoor title; fourteen men are entered in conference meet Tutor track team travels to Drake Fieldhouse for conference championship meet.
29 Varsity netmen work under Coach Haddox Tennis team prepares for upcoming season.
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30 Co-eds choose most popular man at Teachers College Dad Aldrich sells popcorn on the Hill.
31 Five women successful in passing rating tests List of those who passed basketball official's exam.
32 Intercollegiate play day will be April 11 Women's teams from numerous colleges will participate in women's play day.
33 Music professors judge high school music students A number of music faculty members will judge contests this weekend.
34 Regent offers a new type coupon Offers bargain night for two.
35 Soloists in Cecilian Glee Club Four Cecilians soloists; photo.
36 Untitled William W. Biddle will teach a course in personality during summer session.
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37 M. F. Arey Professor Arey; photo.
38 Society this week resembles "the calm after the storm" Campus social calendar.
39 Untitled Six members of the faculty will attend national physical education conference.
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40 Cecilian Glee Club will give concert Thursday Members of glee club; photo.
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41 "Is it worth it?" ask co-eds and boy friends in dormitory parlors Date permission slips hamper social activities of women in Bartlett Hall.
42 Glade and Baggiore present concert at Waterloo Monday Coe Glade and Attilio Baggiore will perform.
43 Professor of English traces genealogy to uncle of Shakespeare Professor Lambert claims relationship.
44 Special Science Club naturalizes "aliens" Will demonstrate the process of becoming an American citizen.
45 Woolsey and Wheeler here in "Half Shot at Sunrise" Saturday Preview of college movie.