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Title Article Summary
Dr. Eva May Luse summarizes White House conference Speaks at Education Club meeting; Professor Charles speaks on student grades.
Students await only recess in winter and spring term Classes suspended for two weeks over Christmas.
Tutor Tickler acts try out week after Christmas vacation; fewer acts will be chosen for the final show this year Stan Wood is committee chair.
Campus Press Club will meet Tuesday, December sixteenth Purpose of group is to foster journalism; organized in spring 1929.
Winter enrollment less than that of fall term Winter term 1930 enrollment is 2130.
Student Council votes to join Nat'l Federation; follow formation of associated council for more progressive government Will join National Student Federation of America; Wendell Bragonier will attend convention.
Social organizations elect new officers for winter term List of officers for several organizations.
Christmas informal dance is last of pre-holiday hops; Vern Winters and his Marigolds will play at Women's Gymnasium tonight Dance preview; sponsored by Student Council.
Dr. Charles surveys distribution of grades according to classes; education professor studies grades of nearly three thousand students Results of grade survey broken down by class.
Students prepare oratorical numbers Getting ready for interstate contest in April.
Debate schedule includes forensic tilt at Iowa State; seven colleges to furnish competition for Teachers College debaters Preview of debate season.
One hundred Iowa educators attend fourteenth meet; unfavorable weather greatly reduced attendance at conference Frank Clapp presented highlight presentation.
Untitled Seniors may order class jewelry.
Rath concludes series of health lectures for Tama County teachers Professor Rath presented series of six lectures.
Three hundred ten voices in twelfth annual Messiah; Schmidt, Barker, Hays, and Palmer are faculty soloists Performance preview; was first presented in 1903 and then in 1907 with Theodore Thomas Orchestra.
Kedroff Quartet highly praised by audience Wednesday; religious chants, folk songs, and cradle songs sung in Russia Kedroff Quartet receives positive reviews for performance.