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| Appointments made since August 18 | Roster of students who have found jobs. |
| Miss Pearl Hogrefe | Pearl Hogrefe will head English Department at Louisiana State Polytechnic Institute. |
| Will be missed | Hazel Wimer will give up library job for Old Gold editorship. |
| Religious organizations have new heads | Roster of leaders. |
| One-half credit given | For courses taken out of a student's classification but necessary for graduation. |
| Official announcements | Students must apply for class absences; many students seeking work; freshmen lectures arranged. |
| New members of college faculty | Brief profiles of new faculty. |
| Return to their posts | Mildred Sharp returns to Department of Social Science. |
| Extending an invitation | Invitation to attend Sunday School. |
| Student directory being compiled | Joe Park and John Moore are working on it. |
| T. C. men head Waterloo Y. M. | Roster of those who are involved. |
| Annual meeting held October 31 to November 3 | Brief outline of ISTA meeting; President Seerley will be honored. |
| Announcing extensive lecture course | Schedule for 1928-1929. |
| Employed five years at Library | Edward Wiler has worked in the Library since he was a high school senior. |
| Changes in T. C. High faculty | Roster of changes. |
| Granted leave of absence | Several faculty members will pursue advanced study. |
| Dr. and Mrs. Seerley comfortably located | Will live in original President's Cottage; photo. |
| Dr. O. R. Latham befriends students; finds new duties pleasant | Profile of President Latham; photo. |