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Title Article Summary
Cram tells how "Father Interviews the Teacher"

At rural life institute.
Original acts, sets, and lighting delight Tutor Tickler audience; from Noah's ark to television is range of action

Lengthy description of the show; photo.
C. A. Fullerton to have charge of rural institute of Nebraska

Will conduct two week institute there.
Professors prepare course of study for Iowa high schools

Several faculty members are on state curriculum committee.
Impressive setting marks ninth annual Washington Ball; students in eighteenth century costumes will be in receiving line to greet guests

Preview of the dance.
College Orchestra will present concert on February 24

Will present a Brahms symphony.
One hundred juniors have "goofing" time on Junior Class Day

Enjoyed entertainment, bridge, and dancing.
Winter term issue of Purple Pen magazine goes on sale Monday; "High Hat,Flapper", and "Prairie Silence" among selections by twenty-six authors

Quick survey of contents.
"Dr. Knock" to be given here Thursday, Feb. 26; to be presented in now popular "expressionistic" manner

Play preview.
Orchesis will present recital March nineteenth

Will present original dances.
Four men's debate teams meet quartet of collegiate foes; week's schedule including arguments with Morningside, Coe, and Dubuque

Debate schedule.
Supervisor's violin classes to present assembly program

About sixty students will present program.
Sixty delegates attend Mississippi Valley conference

Conference highlights.
Tom Brindley voted into Phi Kappa Phi

Working on Ph. D. at Ames.
Dr. Jacob Singer will give addresses here February 22; will speak at morning worship, vesper services, and Tuesday Evening Club

Brief profile and addresses of lectures.
Number of "D" letters issued to men remains same for two terms

280 letters issued.
Club prefers neither blondes nor brunettes but the red-heads

Redhead Club forming.