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Title Article Summary
Luther Richman wins annual faculty golf tournament finals Defeated C. S. Cory.
Aftermath of War is college movie theme Will show "A Bill of Divorcement".
Dance, parties scheduled for holiday season; Christmas trees will add festive air about campus Schedule of Christmas activities; will feature Christmas trees in Crossroads and on Auditorium balcony.
Do co-eds like pink teas? O, yes! survey reveals Results of College Eye readership survey; men and women express their preferences for various sections of the paper.
Grades given out at college office Poster will announce times when grades will be available.
John Morris, former student, succumbs to sudden heart attack Died at his home December 1, 1932.
Dr. Fred Eastman will be speaker at church services Teacher of religious dramatization will also speak to YWCA.
Six faculty members will be included on Rotary Club program At district meeting.
Playwriting contest is announced by Cedar Rapids group Winner will receive $40 prize.
Alumna presents recital in Chicago Helen McMillan performs.
Grant, Rogers, each earn sixty grade points; eighteen men are included on fall term Honor Roll Honor Roll for men announced.
President Latham speaks to Student Council Association Points out ISTC strong points.
College peace group chooses war debts for discussion topic Group divides into two sections.
Old Gold art editor confers with artists Visits Minnesota to work on art for Old Gold.
Parent education leader speaks at convocation Alice Sowers speaks on influence of teachers on a child's life.
Nineteen enter speech contest; men to compete Thursday, women on Friday in Gilchrist Will take part in extemporaneous speaking contest.
Freda Steinberg completes outline for annual survey Describes Old Gold to association.
Women's League sponsors mass meeting of girls; plans and organization of group are discussed by officers Planning first all-college formal dance; committees explain their charges.
Old Gold offers fifty dollar prize for sales contest To be offered to organization whose members sell the most subscriptions.
College band is divided into two separate groups Will allow more students to participate.
Tickler tryouts are announced; five or six main acts are to be chosen for Vaudeville show Organizations should inform Don Kelley of their attention to try out an act.
Late registrations increase enrollment Winter term 1932 enrollment reaches 1545.