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1	"Americans are very much alive," English debaters tell interviewer; Oxford men discuss America, give views on politics and debate	State views on America and the world situation.


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2	Avalonians to play at Turkey Strut tonight


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3	Boeing scholarship is again offered to flying enthusiasts


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4	Britishers declare U. S. Constitution needs flexibility	Believe American must respond to progress.


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5	Campus groups file acts for Tutor Ticklers	Six sororities and three fraternities have filed.


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6	Clyde L. Herring to attend game here tomorrow; will make weekly broadcast from Commons at noon hour	Will be honored at banquet.


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7	Commons will close during vacation	For Thanksgiving holiday.


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8	Debaters chosen for Kansas meet


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9	Dorothy Thompson boasts colorful journalistic career; noted foreign correspondent will be speaker here December 4	Profile of Dorothy Thompson.


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10	Faculty members to attend meetings	During Christmas holidays.


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11	Forum policy announced; new forum series will stress student appreciation of the arts	Series topics and speakers.


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12	Lambertson to lead speech clinic today at Manchester, Iowa


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13	Lester flays crime in U.S.; twenty-five students hear talk by Department of Justice agent	W. H. Lester talks about crime in America.


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14	New programs ready for Saturday's game	Sixteen page programs will go on sale.


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15	Publication Board lets contract for Old Gold engraving	Minneapolis company wins bid.


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16	Rabbi Joseph Baron gives Jewish view at religious forum	Offers Jewish view of Jesus.


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17	South Dakota State to be North Central foe in final grid encounter of season; Jackrabbits come to Panther's den with strong team and fine record Burch--Leslie H. (Class of 1937)	A record-breaking crowd is expected for the Panthers' final football game of the season; photo.


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18	Thousand students enroll in advance

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19	A girl talks back McKitrick--Helen (Student--1935)	Criticizes Randall Hartlieb's comments on dating women students at Teachers College.


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20	Freedom; Ohio gives example of control by political group	Discusses recent problems at the University of Columbus.


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21	The Line	Campus gossip.

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22	Advanced pupils present recital	List of performers.


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23	Dr. Wilhelm Pauck to talk at chapel	Speaker profile; photo.


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24	Epworth League	Professor Riggs will speak.


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25	Fraternities and sororities have social affairs	Social calendar.


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26	Home Economics Club elects Kathryn Mak head of Iowa group


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27	Last of fall term social events figure in pre-holiday week-end	Meetings and activities planned.


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28	Lost	Pair of gloves.


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29	New equipment added to newly named game room	Offers opportunities for recreation.


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30	Selina Terry reads at poetry meeting	At Ames.


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31	Stowaway Club	Will hold dinner.


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32	Tau Sigma Delta	Will have Thanksgiving buffet.


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33	Untitled	Correction.

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34	"To Beat the Band" at Iowa next week


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35	In final appearance tomorrow	Ten senior football players will play their final game; photo.


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36	Panther cagers to play sixteen basketball games	1935-1936 season schedule is posted; ISTC will open season at home against Coe.


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37	Panthers defeat Morningside for first loop win; Nichols leads attack with eighty and thirty-five yard sprints	Panthers defeated Morningside College, 41-7.


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38	Tutor frosh, Grinnell battle to 6-6 deadlock	Grinnell freshmen tied the game, scoring in the third quarter.