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Title Article Summary
Big, bad, bold seniors tease poor little frosh Play trick on freshman and stick him for the check.
Dr. Goetch suggests that students write legibly to get jobs Advice on landing a job; placement procedures.
Future teaches gaze in mirror; Ziegfeld and students chosen Flo Ziegfeld may assist in choosing Old Gold Beauties.
Students will see dancers, peddlers, portrayed by profs.; preparations are under way to discuss problems of elementary education Faculty will entertain at conference.
Mrs. J. E. Robinson dies at campus home Brief obituary for Mrs. Robinson.
Jazz, science, statistics, philosophy mixed up in annual winter play Preview of "Minick"; roster of cast members.
Spirogyra cells will be married here when pictures appear Arthur Pillsbury will demonstrate motion picture craft.
Students answer marriage queries in sociology class Results of survey in Professor O'Neill's class revealed.
Bathing beauties frolic in men's pool Women's life saving corps puts on show.
Wins contest Harriet Brindley wins oratorical contest; Deane Butler takes second; photo.
Subscribers to "Eye" will meet Jan. 31 Will hear about new methods for selecting staff; may vary from popular election.
Juniors start plans for Washington Ball Will be all-college dance; started in 1924.
Thirteenth annual education parley convenes in March; entertainment will be sponsored by members of local chapter of A. A. U. W. Will discuss problems of elementary education.
Organizations prepare for "Tutor Ticklers" Enthusiasm widespread on campus.
Six students earn Pi Gamma Mu keys here Roster of new members.
"Skate awhile for fun" shout students on way Will hold winter carnival at Washington Park.