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Mildred Landsberg recital is Monday Performance preview.
Twenty writers contribute to new Purple Pen List of contributors.
Mrs. L. Sage to present recital; Women's League, Blue Key sponsor leisure hour music Margaret Pearson Sage will perform.
"Look! See the birdie? Quiet, please. Don't move the ears!" Old Gold pictures being taken.
H. W. Anderson will speak to winter grads; commencement speaker is Nebraska school head Committee completing plans.
Coe frosh trample Panther Cubs 37-17 Darrell Black scores six points for the Tutors.
Folk dance festival to be held March 2 Will include clogging.
Teachers debaters to enter tourney At St. Thomas College.
Candidates for Playcraft Club will give plays List of candidates and cast members.
Maquoketa debaters engage Little Tutors at T.C. High tonight
Truly, a souvenir of South America! Professor Haddox has a diamond ring that he bought in Paraguay for $10.
Now if you have a pair of overalls--? Getting ready for the Farmers Frolic.
"Conscience" to be subject of address at Sunday service At CHIC.
Rehearsals for opera started; college glee clubs prepare for "Pirates of Penzance" Preview of "The Pirates of Penzance".
Parker to talk before A. A. U. W. members Feb. 27 Will discuss rural schools.
Band to play winter concert; picked band will offer high school contest selections Will serve as demonstration for high schools.
Official approval awarded for S. R. E.; pay to average $15 Thirty-four men and thirty-four women assigned work; will work in library, clerical positions, janitorial positions, and in buildings and grounds.
Rehearsals for R. U. R. resumed; play is to be produced in March; additional cast members announced by Miss Strayer Professor Strayer returns after appendectomy.
Irvine injured; Panther stock hits new low; Tutor defense star suffers dislocated shoulder in scrimmage Tutors meet Simpson in final away game of the season tomorrow.
Drama League to award scholarships for London school Students may send for applications.
Dr. Sage to speak at forum meeting Will continue series on conditions in Europe.
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Design for reform Is new simplified spelling really a good idea?
The Line Campus gossip.
Forum Observations of students.
Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
Poetry
Books A book review of "The Riffian" by Carleton S. Coon.
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News briefs News on students, alumni, and faculty.
Senior women's group entertained at tea College Club entertains senior women.
Untitled Dean Campbell and Edith McCollum attended conference.
Mary Steer will speak at dinner of Phi Chi Delta Will speak on religious work in higher education; photo.
Untitled Professor Thompson spoke to women's group in Waterloo.
Untitled Professor Strayer judged a declamatory contest.
"Prison Prom" to be presented for Bartlett Hall girls
Spring luncheon to be special feature of Cedar Falls unit For off-campus women.
"Farmers' Frolic" to be held tonight in Commons ballroom Campus social calendar.
Leffler to lead at Wesley discussion on church centers Will hear about mission work.
Eulalians initiate eight girls tonight List of initiates.
Style show staged for dormitory girls Wednesday evening On appropriate dress.
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If I'm Wrong I'm Sorry Sports gossip.
Iowa Synod vespers to be held Sunday
Wilmarth will speak to Kappa Phi group Will speak on symbols of the church.
Untitled Professor Luse attended meeting on nursery schools.
Frosh matmen down Cornell; lose only one match to gain a 31-5 victory Panthers rack up five falls in eight matches.
Cornell matmen beat Panthers by 21-11 score; Tutor grapplers to meet Minnesota U. there tomorrow Panthers win three of eight matches.
Panther Cubs; Keith McCabe McCabe stands out as a freshman with promise.
Little Panthers win 19-4 over Leaping Lenas Rubber Legs and Little Panthers advanced to women's basketball intramural tournament.
Panthers trip Norsemen in second game; Lambert, Carr lead attack in 36-24 win at Decorah Offense, led by Lambert and Carr, led Panthers throughout game.