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Title Article Summary
Over forty groups try for "Ticklers" Forty-six acts try out.
Miss Seay returns after conference in Washington; over 500 delegates and many visitors attend annual meeting Meeting on cause and cure of war.
Thompson assists in making plans for social science meet Professor Thompson prepares for meeting in Iowa City.
Students forget lessons; skate at park tonight; first college Ice Carnival to be staged at Washington Park skating rink; plan interclass contests Lots of fun promised at winter carnival.
Former professor finds facts as new director R. C. Williams appointed statistician for education.
Thousands receive services of college According to the Alumnus, 57,000 people are connected to ISTC in some way.
Sixteen teams enter W. A. A. intramurals Sports include basketball and volleyball.
Margaret Kendall wins first place in speech contest
Supt. emphasizes qualities of good teacher at meeting Excerpts from Karl Nolte's address to the Iowa Club.
College Eye is widely circulated Goes to several countries and many distant states.
University professor to speak here soon W. L. Sowers will speak at English Club on recent plays.
Sophomores elect officers at meeting Roster of officers.
Students enjoy seeing favorite profs. perform Perform to raise scholarship money for AAUW.
Debaters continue fight; two teams leave for contest; negative team of men, and affirmative team of women will workout Results of recent debate in Mason City.
College Eye meeting postponed until Feb. 7 Will consider new way of selecting College Eye staff.
Seventeen students give entertainment Group from Lutheran Student Association performs in several locations.
Critic teachers meet here today Will meet with Professor Wilmarth.
Theta Alpha Phi enacts winter play January 30; "Minick" author famed for many stage successes Preview of the play; photo.
Social science students organize Form Social Science Club; roster of officers.
Cagers meet U. I. I. and Simpson there this weekend
Dr. Argow will talk at church service Sunday; well known speaker comes from People's Church in Cedar Rapids W. Waldemar Argow will speak.
Students flock to vote for eight beauties; nearly one thousand voters rush to ballot box at Cross Road Wednesday; Eleanor Bernard heads list Roster of Old Gold Beauty candidates.
Everybody is reading the advertisements Two more Regent Theater tickets are prizes.
Government class prepares debate Professor Robinson's class will debate merits of city manager form of government.
Students don old clothes and paint during odd hours Students preparing set for "Minick".