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Teachers travel to Missouri interstate oratory meet; Janet Galford and Dorothy Stone will uphold Purple honors at Cape Girardeau T. C. students to represent college at speech contest in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
New Y. M. officers installed Thursday; delegation to attend "Y" Officers Training Camp at Boone, April 16, 17, 18 Y. M. C. A. elects officers for the upcoming year.
Dean Reed calls 250 students on carpet; various forms of dishonesty are brought to light concerning spring enrollment Roughly 250 students caught manipulating registration numbers in some manner so as to register earlier.
Dr. Parkes Cadman, famous preacher, to lecture tomorrow; acknowledges as one of most brilliant speakers on the American platform Dr. S. Parkes Cadman to speak.
Miss Freeman's pianists give splendid recital Advanced piano students give recital; another scheduled for the term.
Cecilian Glee Club to appear in annual concert Monday; will stage program at Independence tomorrow evening, Hudson next Friday Cecilians performing on small local tour; photo.
Primary election for May Queen tomorrow Students to elect finalists for May Queen.
Kurtz to be honored by symphony in concert here May 7; well known artist Henri Verbrugen is conductor of Minneapolis Orchestra Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to play piece composed by Edward Kurtz.
Presbyterians in charge of Y. W. meeting Thursday Reports to be given by students who attended the Presbyterian National Young Folks Convention in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
State legislature grants $1,422,500 to T. C. next two years; budget director estimates other sources will swell total to $1,823,500 General Assembly allocates funds to Teachers College for 1925-1927 fiscal years; rough breakdown of budget.