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Faculty members present musical program at 'sing' Present short program of songs.
Unusual performance is presented by college symphony orchestra in concert; Olive L. Barker is soloist; receives plaudits of the audience Review of the Symphony Orchestra's first concert for the summer session.
Teachers graduate manages America's best weekly paper W. C. Jarnagin honored for his work with the Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune.
Varied assembly program is given; six musical numbers and chemistry film are presented
Dean Reed witnesses earthquake during visit in Washington
Students and faculty members attend Iowa University production Attend production of "Tread the Green Grass".
Women's group to plan year's activities soon Women's League leaders will meet to plan for fall.
Commencement exercises are now arranged; Dr. G. F. Zook will address summer graduates August 18 Speaker profile.
160 of 273 fail to pass county exams Grammar was most difficult part of test.
Church services will be at Riverview park At Cedar Falls Bible Conference.
Akron president Dr. George F. Zook, president of the University of Akron and summer 1932 Commencement speaker, is pictured; photo.
Bartlett Hall girl has purse stolen on Tuesday night Jessie Morgan leaves room and returns to discover theft.
Student choir will present cantata at Clear Lake conclave Group from First Methodist Episcopal Church will perform.
Music groups to offer programs here next week; band and string quartet will play Wednesday and Thursday Performance program.
Richard Meech is visitor on campus
Inez Johnson to present recital next Wednesday Performance program.
Eva May Luse is delegate to Swiss conclave; local professor is one of three U. S. delegates to convention Will attend congress of mathematicians.
Alison Aitchison to address members of Kappa Delta Pi List of initiates.
Unique speech work is offered; after-dinner speaking is added to forensic schedule Professor Lambertson talks about the new competition.