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1	Bob Schneider will play at college dance tonight


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2	Campus welcomes old grads; three thousand graduates expected for Homecoming parties and football game	Preview of the Homecoming game.


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3	D. S. Wright buried Sunday; David Sands Wright taught first class at opening of college in 1876	Professor Wright died October 30, 1931; lengthy obituary.


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4	Local boys will debate Oxford; Huntoon and Fest, Teachers debaters, have lost one of fifteen contests	Profiles of the ISTC debaters.


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5	Orchestra to play Tuesday; college orchestra members now number eighty-one; plan difficult program	Orchestra has worked hard to prepare a difficulty program.


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6	Outstanding English cellist to play here	Felix Salmond will perform.


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7	Panthers battle Hilltoppers; backs work smoothly in long drills	Panthers will face Western State Teachers College of Kalamazoo, Michigan as a part of Homecoming 1931 festivities.


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8	Pep meeting tonight features vaudeville	Rally will include three acts.


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9	School will dismiss early on Armistice Day for assembly	Stuart S. Ball will speak; description of ceremonies.


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10	Souvenir Homecoming programs go on sale at pep meeting tonight	Description of the program contents.


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11	Throng is expected at Homecoming hop


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12	Wisdom Tooth cast includes students from high school	List of cast members for "The Wisdom Tooth".


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13	Y. W. C. A. gains nearly four hundred members in two week campaign	Also raise $451.

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14	Girl hurt in swing fall may return next term	Velda Rinehart's arm and shoulder are mending.


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15	Parent education course added to winter schedule	New course required for kindergarten and primary students.

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16	Instructor attends brother's funeral	Anna Doffing has been in Texas for funeral.


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17	Katherine Macon places in state radio audition	Won third place in state finals.


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18	New York woman will give demonstration of Noyes-Rhythm Monday	Valecia Ladd will show method of adding grace to daily activities.


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19	Physical Science group here will initiate five candidates November 18	List of new Lambda Delta Lambda members.


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20	Teachers High presents two plays tonight in high school auditorium	Will present "Flitter Mouse" and "The Dumb Cake".


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21	Waterloo boy run down by Cedar Falls student released from hospital	Boy recovering at home.

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22	Homecoming festivities evoke timely suggestions from clever Katey Co-ed

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23	Boy friends dance at dorm tonight	Women of Bartlett Hall will host dance for friends.


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24	Junior assistants entertain at tea


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25	Kappa Theta Psi sorority will have dance tonight


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26	Organizations honor alumni this week; many dinners are planned for guests	Campus social calendar.


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27	Untitled	Westminster will hold open house for alumni.


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28	Untitled	John McClelland pledges Chi Pi Theta.


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29	Untitled	Pi Tau Phi pledges entertain actives.

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30	Declamatory finalists will speak in contest next Friday evening	List of speakers.


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31	Two dads here last week have sent four children each to State Teachers; ten came over two hundred miles for Dads Day; all were tired Sunday	Quick survey of some of the men who attended Dad's Day.

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32	Cage squad drills


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33	Iowa Conference dope	Schedule and results for Iowa Conference football are posted.


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34	Keith Kittrell leads as decathlon tourney progresses toward end


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35	Letter winners sit in special section in stands tomorrow	Alumni who received athletic honors while in attendance at ISTC will be honored at Homecoming game.


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36	New style monogram to make debut today in place of old one	Major letters are eight inch block letters of purple chenille; minor letters include the letters "w" (wrestling) or "t" (tennis) superimposed.


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37	Panther Tales	Comments on offices in Men's Gymnasium, freshmen cheerleaders, coaching courses, and drum major.


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38	Panthers close season against strong outfits	ISTC competes against Michigan State Normal and Coe College in the weeks following Homecoming.


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39	Rummel comes in strong to win for Teachers harriers	Panthers defeated Simpson, 28-27.


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40	Simpson definitely eliminates football team from race; Richards leads Methodists in second period comeback to win	Panthers defeated by Simpson College, 12-9.


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41	Six victories registered on old grad days; only two Homecoming tilts lost in eleven years	History of last eleven Homecoming football games.


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42	Yearlings tangle with Gypsum City juniors tomorrow	Freshmen will face Fort Dodge Junior College.

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43	Co-eds make flying trip from Iowa City	Jessie Parrott and Miriam Marston get plane ride home.


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44	Fifty profs go to convention; distinguished educators will attend; twenty local teachers to speak	Quick description of topics to be covered.


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45	Professors hear Dr. Brown	Spoke to AAUP on effectiveness of large classes.