Issue Contents

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#	Article	Article Summary
1	College heating and power plant will be completed within month; smoke stack, tunnel, steel construction are now completed	Only a few remaining pieces of work remain to be done.
2	Court Hussey plays for college dance tonight
3	Current production of Tutor Ticklers goes into rehearsal; will be presented February 4-5	Preview of the acts now trying out.
4	Education Department begins program series Wednesday afternoon	Schedule of programs.
5	Eminent divine will speak here; Syracuse pastor is scheduled for four appearances at State Teachers	Waldemar W. Argow will speak.
6	Faculty men hear talks on science convention	Professors Wester and Lantz speak.
7	Faculty pianist to play in South; Squires will be soloist with Minneapolis symphony in New Orleans
8	Former student here plays in college movie for tomorrow night	Henry Iblings performs in "Way Back Home".
9	Frosh debate teams to meet Mason City speakers tomorrow	Roster of participants.
10	I. H. Hart talks at station WOI; extension head here discusses problem of teacher certification	Believes certification standards should be raised.
11	Kappa Delta Pi chapter here initiates fifteen students at banquet	List of initiates.
12	Lambertson launches campaign for speech	Will speak to Dunkerton PTA.
13	Large crowd attends second annual Press Prom Friday evening	About 350 attend.
14	Music majors present initial performance in current recital series	List of performers.
15	Nineteen gridders get award at halftime at Luther basketball game	Letter winners received sweaters at basketball game; student athletes are listed.
16	Professor Skar will address meeting on financial analysis	At AAUW meeting.
17	Teachers-Luther game will be here next Wednesday	Luther College game was postponed.
18	Twenty "Well Known Tutors" are announced; six co-eds share honors with fourteen men; are to be special feature of section in 1932 issue of yearbook	List of those selected.
19	Varsity debaters will enter three-way meet	Will compete against Gustavus Adolphus and Luther Colleges.
20	Versatile co-ed turns rural bus driver to earn college expenses; Bessie Hamil delivers young passengers to Training School Daily	A look at Bessie Hamil's job.
21	W. A. A. delegates from seven colleges attend state conference here	Dean Campbell and Professor Wild speak on state of physical education for women in Iowa.

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22	College entertainment	Claims that few students attend lecture and entertainment opportunities on campus, to their own detriment.
23	How much are you worth? Draheim--Melvene Margaret (Class of 1934)	A look at what it costs to go to class.
24	Reticent freshmen are quizzed on frosh tests; admit varied viewpoints	Freshmen talk about the freshmen tests.
25	The Line	Campus gossip.
26	Why profit?	Believes that dance committees should be able to keep any profits in order to put them towards upcoming dances.

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27	Phi Sigma Epsilon will initiate pledges	List of pledges.
28	Two fraternities will entertain at dancing parties tomorrow evening	Campus social calendar.
29	Westminster dinner is planned for tonight	Several faculty will participate.

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30	Fritzel schedules game with Cornell yearlings in lieu of Coe contest	Freshmen will face Cornell on February 12.
31	Mat activities are slight until match with Wisconsin U	Next meet for wrestlers will be on February 19.
32	McGreevey captures first in intramural free throw tourney	Results are announced from free throw tournament; game of 21 has begun.
33	Panther Tales	Comments on Kenneth Kimberlin's injuries, intramural bulletin board, men's basketball, Keith Stapley, and Maynard Harman.
34	Panthers beat Methodists in conference go; Harger and Lambert lead mates for scoring honors	ISTC defeated Simpson College, 43-24; individual scoring posted.
35	Schneidermen tackle Eldora; T. C. H. S. wins first game of annual city series	Teachers College High School defeated Cedar Falls, 27-23.
36	Women begin practices for intramural teams	Twelve basketball teams and five volleyball teams begin practices.
37	Wrestlers win matches from Big Ten teams; matmen defeat Northwestern 21-11, and Chicago also, 29-3	Results are announced from competition with Northwestern and Chicago Universities.