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Title Article Summary
Dr. Robert West of Wisconsin to speak here Will speak on speech clinics
Commerce professor publishes law book Professor Skar publishes.
Seniors will dance at matinee this afternoon Will hold matinee dance.
Minnesingers plan annual concert here April third Performance program.
Men arguers defeat Michigan Tuesday night; twenty-five to nineteen vote gives Teachers victory over Kalamazoo men Results of recent debate; schedule of future debates.
Publicity dept. writes novels but not fiction George Holmes talks about the volume of material sent from the department to newspapers.
Rushing season for Teachers now on Placement Bureau gets busy.
Will speak Sunday Blaine Hyten will speak at TC about pioneering; photo.
Co-eds win victory over Michigan at Cedar Rapids Debate topic was disarmament.
Professors don gay colors, but pretty silks mean high degrees The meaning behind the gowns and hoods that professors wear during Commencement day.
Two thousand students enroll for spring term; indications show that final no. will slightly surpass last year Enrollment stands ad 2010 for spring 1930 term.
New cash register installed at café Should speed up cafeteria lines.
Folk dances of all countries to be danced at festival History of folk festival on campus; had origins in Americanization process after World War I; will include demonstrations and participation by all those who attend.
Mix in the moonlight with colleagues tonight YMCA and YWCA will sponsor dance.
College debate trio to battle at home Will compete against two other teachers colleges.
Music professors will attend Chicago supervisors' convention
Combined glee club pleases audience at annual concert Review of performance by Euterpeans and Troubadours.