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Title Article Summary
Scrap the Constitution?; this week we tell about Tutor debaters; Boysen and Sorensen to uphold honor of Purple and Gold Paul Boysen and Raymond Sorensen will face British debaters; photo.
Legion sponsors Armistice Day program Brief description of the ceremonies.
Hovey resigns from College Eye staff; to attend Minnesota
Rollins writer of week's best story On review of leisure time address.
Shades of Caesar to stalk stage in Tutor Ticklers Planning underway.
Flash! Governor Herring to visit campus Will attend football game.
Dancing lessons offer practice and things Classes have been offered since 1929.
Story about publicity book (some fun) Schedule of publication for department bulletins.
Play casts announced; studio production will be presented by students next week Class will present scenes from "The Importance of Being Earnest" and "Till the Day I Die"; list of cast members.
Fahrney talks on constitutionality at forum Speaks on intent of the framers of the constitution.
"Girls register sooner than boys" At this time 515 women had registered for class and only 121 men had.
Snyder and Telleen to represent T.C. in speech contest At state peace and extempore contests.
Fry's band to play for rec dance
To College Eye readers Announces experimental issue of the paper; might presage a daily newspaper.
Life and laughter lie within pages of Purple Pen Quick look at the contents.
What's the matter with T.C.? "YOU ARE!" declares reader in criticism of campus spirit; school spirit requires human beings says M. Spurlock Comments on the lack of school spirit at ISTC.
Not aggressive enough, girls?; you made men what they are today--you heah me? Claims that certain women at ISTC want only to date men who are in fraternities, sports, or I-Club.