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Title Article Summary
Invitation Regent Theater owner invites ISTC students to special showing.
Twenty-seven initiate into Cecilian Club Roster of initiates.
Story told of 21 yr. history of Marion Talley Profile of opera singer Marion Talley; photo.
Junior notice! Class will organize and elect officers.
Vesper concert given by string quartet
Arns and Swain chosen as chimers Gladys Arns and Frank Swain will play the Campanile keyboard; schedule of performances.
Miss Grace Scott is well received Description of visit of Grace Leigh Scott.
Miss Terry made member of Faculty Advisory Board To advise College Eye.
Kurtz composition used by Ethel Jones On WMAQ radio.
Sixty new members extended fellowship At CHIC service.
All offices filled with exception of business manager Minnesingers organize.
Prize essay contest closes October 20 Run by College League for Alfred Smith.
Hamilton Club to develop speech arts Club organized in spring of 1925; objects of the group.
Senior notice! Will vote on rings.
Pres. Latham spends Mon. in Des Moines Working on state high school curriculum study.
First college dance is well attended Over three hundred attend.
Cram and Swalwell report N. E. A. meeting ISTA meets to elect state delegates.
To contest Friday night, October 19 Virginia Fish and Violet Watters will participate in Atwater-Kent contest.
Pep meting held for women only; all college pep meeting Friday night
Halloween celebrated at First M. E. Church Planning program.
Watch the Y. W. finance flight Women working hard to raise money.
Political rally held for women Will hold mass meeting.
Robins, social economist, will speak; Hoover's merits to be proclaimed Raymond Robins will speak.