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Title Article Summary
Cast is chosen for spring play; Shakespeare's play 'Romeo and Juliet' to be given in April List of cast members.
Milton Moore to present recital Tuesday evening Profile of Milton Moore.
'Pagliacci' to be shown here next Thursday Will show film version.
Tutor debate team wins one, loses two At Delta Sigma Rho meet.
Charles Hill elected Y. M. C. A. president
Richard Rickert is chosen editor; Brad Gilson is named business manager; Arthur Coffman is elected new managing editor Roster of College Eye staff for 1933-1934.
Broken leg changes recital date; oh, not Miss Barker's leg! Piano is out of tune.
Three faculty men receive injuries in motor car accident Professors Beard, Fahrney, and Thompson are injured.
Eight men will be initiated into Blue Key on Thursday List of officers and candidates.
And it's been said that try again mottos are worn out; George found depression's corner and mad the turn George Lindsay looks hard and finds a newspaper job.
Over four hundred make application for spring graduation Down about one hundred from 1932.
Chi Pi Theta has best grades; twenty-two members are active in fraternity group Survey of fraternities and their GPAs.
Ralph Moritz will appear in recital Performance program.
Quartet will entertain at 'I' Club carnival; faculty-student kitten ball game to be feature of program Will feature many kinds of activities.
Junior religious life council plans Holy Week program Will include short daily program and play.
Social Science groups choose local teachers Professors Harbeson and Wellborn elected to organizational offices.
'Y' convention includes most Iowa colleges; buffet supper in Bartlett hall to open program of activities Conference program.
Ingenious father presents son with threshing machine as gift; and it didn't travel via pawn shop route as good watches go Budd Huffman runs a threshing ring to make money for college.