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Difficult age for soul, says Jacobsen; Sioux City minister pleads for life of service Excerpts from sermon by the Reverend Lewis Jacobsen.
Freeman-Schmidt in joint concert last Wednesday evening; large and appreciative audience enjoy musical program of unusual merit Brief review of their performance.
Designer Johonnot goes to Des Moines; will conduct art classes there next two months Has been offering classes on campus for last four weeks.
Orchestra concert Feb. 26 Orchestra now includes forty-five members under the direction of Professor Kurtz.
Alumni program to be broadcasted next Tuesday night; in connection with state dinner of graduates and former students of college Will offer opportunity for alumni to listen.
Case and Wallenstein in concert here Feb. 18; former artist well acquainted with this institution Harriet Case taught music at ISTC for six years.
Teachers preparing for big interstate oratorical contest; to take place at Cape Girardeau, Missouri Will be divided into original oratory and extemporaneous speaking.
Plans being made for summer extension work; bulletins sent out to all high schools in state President Seerley believes that a college must extend its work off campus.
Cecilians give Hudson audience rare treat last Friday evening; Prof. Hays opens entertainment by conducting spirited community singing Performance program.
Local talent in 'Minstrel Chuckles'; annual show under auspices of Cedar Falls American Legion To be put on by local talent at the Regent Theater.
Graduates please notice! There is still room for a few more pictures in the Old Gold.
Debaters getting in stride for clash with Coe College; will occur latter part of month on same question argued with Upper Iowa