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Title Article Summary
Tickets for play on sale may 28; fine English comedy will open Commencement week; "The Farmer's Wife" will be given Friday evening, June 1; play has Lengthy preview of the play.
Piano recital scheduled for Saturday evening Gladys Schmidthuber will perform.
Book exchange open this week Students who have books in the Y. W. C. A. book exchange should pick up their books during the specified times.
Many countries send students for floating u.; some representatives already selected
Kenneth Baldwin wins portable typewriter For excellence in typewriting.
Notice! Students who will be unable to attend Commencement may be able to see the final dress rehearsal of the play on Friday.
Ludley and Morgan to edit summer paper; College Eye will continue its present size Staff members.
Lambda Gams win first in May Day floats; many clever dances put on by P. E. students Description of the May Day celebration.
Campanile debt rapidly clearing Receiving about $150 per day.
New project to be proposed at Alumni Ass'n meeting Alumni will be encouraged to give monetary gifts to the soon-to-be established Seerley Foundation; to be used student loans.
Cedar Heights has unusual record; in eighth grade examinations Students make excellent records on state examination.
Margaret Taylor to give song recital; Friday evening in Gilchrist Chapel Performance program.
Seniors! Reminds seniors to pay class dues.
T. C. graduate obtains fellowship to Swiss U. George Schlesselman will study in Zurich.