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Title Article Summary
Final plans made for "Go To Church Sunday"; Dr. Edward A. Steiner will speak in auditorium Churches planning special services.
Pep meeting Will rally at chapel time.
Tutors second big Class Day proves to be great success; classes give many snappy original stunts Enjoyed field hockey, stunts, music, and tumbling.
Attention W. A. A. Urges those eligible to apply for membership.
College play to be given Thursday and Friday of this week; tickets are now on sale to see Tarkington's famous play "Seventeen" Preview of the play "Seventeen".
Coffer-Miller Players to appear Nov. 11; have pleased many audiences at this school Will present "The Miser" and "The Taming of the Shrew."
Program for Armistice Day Speakers and schedule.
Fifty members of faculty to go to state convention; college professors to be well represented on educational program Some will participate in the ISTA program.
T. C. arguers are now in swing for winter debate; intersociety contests are also being planned for the winter term A look at the preparations and the questions that they will debate.
Tutor Democrats stage big rally for Davis; Dan Steck, Democratic senatorial nominee, speaks Finds candidate worthy of support.
Notice Senior portrait deadline extended until November 15.
Famous pianist soon to appear seems to have natural traits; tells story of her plunge into sea of romance Profile of Guimar Novaes.