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All students set for annual class day this weekend; classes are silent as to stunts and features planned for class program Will include freshman-sophomore pushball contest
Famous Brazilian pianist to appear here Nov. 20; has pleased music lovers throughout the world Profile of Guiomar Novaes.
T. C. sends seventy-five students to state convention; many important questions of the day discussed Convention highlights.
Anna Gertrude Childs pleases discriminating audience in recital; consisted of folk songs from many lands and nations Professor Childs praised for her performance at the lecture-recital.
Y. M.-Y. W. finance campaign started Held rally in Gymnasium.
Fourth glee club now organized to meet new demands; under direction of Miss Glennys Rugg of Music Department New group holds first rehearsal; large group forming; roster of group members.
Annual college play to be given November 6 and 7; complete cast is now selected; to give Tarkenton's famous play "Seventeen" Roster of cast members; play preview.
Plans made for "Go To Church Sunday"; all students on Hill are urged to cooperate Students should go to church somewhere on the Hill or downtown.
New addition to girls' dormitory New addition to Bartlett Hall; $160,000 project will provide housing for two hundred women; photo.