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Title Article Summary
Tito Schipa, tenor, wins ovation from packed auditorium; Mr. Jose Enchaniz, pianist, proves to be rare artist Description of performance given by Tito Schipa.
Wolfe to be senior president for spring term Roster of officers for the spring term of the Class of 1925.
Pedagog-Simpson debate Monday; triangular contest takes affirmative trio to Parsons All teams preparing for match.
90 granted diplomas at chapel yesterday; March class larger than fall Roster of those who received diplomas or certificates.
Physical education department to give folk festival Mar. 14; charming dances and elaborate gowns will be big features of event staged in gym Program of dances.
Teachers High to stage comic opera tonight; program will be repeated tomorrow evening Will present "The Pirates of Penzance."
College Eye staff for next year; Brown-Ainsworth-Poland win in spirited election Brief profiles of new staff; photo.
Margaret Fullerton wins first place in dramatic contest; Miller wins second--Harshbarger takes third Brief summaries of presentations.
Old Gold election will be held March 19 Staff must consist of juniors.
Literary society scholarship record in hands of Philos; Minnesingers outrank Troubadours in scholastic standing Breakdown of grades in the men's literary societies and glee clubs.