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Title Article Summary
Student orators ready to compete for annual prizes Group of thirty-one will be winnowed to seven.
Team opens against Columbia without captain; injuries many; game will be played under the night light on Dubuque Field Tutors take on Columbia on Saturday without key team members.
Youth in revolt? E. O. Foster will answer Sunday Will speak at CHIC.
Professors now claim research room #245 Room equipped for faculty who are working on research projects.
Dana Campbell wins music scholarship at Eastman School; first girl to receive this award for many years Now working on master's degree there.
"Give up a tip", says College Eye staff Seeking news.
Harvey R. Waugh new concert master of college orchestra; is sixth member of growing Department of Orchestral Music Profile of Professor Waugh; photo.
Roger Ranney and Robert Ebel will debate Cambridge; chosen by judges after try-outs at the beginning of the week Will enter forty day period of intensive training; photo.
Freshmen yell for pep positions at meeting tonight; students will elect freshman yell leaders and talk up game
Band looks for drum major this week Four men competed for position.
Bartlett Hall diners "dress" each evening Gather in parlors and go to dinner together.
All play and no work might make "Freshie" a dull girl
Student directories go on the market Tuesday morning; prepared by college office rather than by private students Will contain addresses and phone numbers of faculty and students.
Joseph Schaefer is now naturalized American citizen; is one of twelve out of nineteen who were admitted to "rights and burdens" Friday Profile of Professor Schaefer; Professor Merchant witnesses ceremony.
Five special committees appointed by Council Roster of committee members.
Homecoming Committee plots for Campanile's downfall, rumor says; professors appointed to promote cooperation of merchants President Latham also appoints faculty committee to coordinate college and merchant activities.
Sophomores dance tonight to strains of novelty band; Bob Snyder and his Waterloo band play for first class dance About 150 couples expected.