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| College Eye | 21 | 24 | 1 |
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| 'Lelawala', Cadman's operetta, tells story of Indian legend | A review on the story of Lelawala, produced by Training School. |
| All-college circus planned by Y. W. | Proceeds will go toward bringing speakers to campus. |
| Men singers leave on concert tour | Minnesingers will give six concerts in five cities. |
| Sorority co-eds entertain men at dance tonight; over 250 persons are expected to attend annual social function | Panhellenic Council sponsors dance. |
| Debate tomorrow will close season | Will be last of thirty-one debates. |
| Teachers must answer questions of parents | Professor Cram outlines questions in meeting at Dunkerton. |
| Education problems will be discussed at conference here | Outline of speakers and topics for elementary education conference. |
| Tennis movies will show stars in action | Will feature slow motion. |
| Y. W. C. A. installs new officers | Roster of officers. |
| "Lady Nicotine's" true self revealed Sunday | Professor Eells will talk about smoking at CHIC vespers. |
| Committee designs flag for college | Hope to have design completed by late this term. |
| College entertains Hi-Y Club Saturday | Black Hawk County superintendents will bring their groups. |
| Students produce six plays next week | Schedule of plays and directors. |
| Students elect board of control of publications; members are; Finn Eriksen, Emmett Cable, Ruth Latta and Richard Purdy | Students elect four members, Student Council appoints one, and President Latham selects four. |
| Filing cabinets help clerical depts. | Part of President Latham's plans for modernization, organization, and efficiency. |
| Teachers College may enter nat'l oratory contest | Many college and universities have entered the contest. |
| Standardized rings selected for seniors | Classes meet and agree to standard ring design; description of the rings, which will cost about $8; pin and guard will also be available. |