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Over 100 secondary school dignitaries hold meeting here	For annual conference on basketball rules.
Ad contest starts today	Lawn City Bakery sponsoring contest.
Untitled	Women should attend Press Club meeting.
Beta bucket brigade fights fire on the roof Wed.	Spark from chimney starts roof fire at campus house.
Campus movie fans soon to hear latest talkie productions; opening shows include "All Quiet on the Western Front"	Movie with sound will be shown for first time on campus; will show "All Quiet on the Western Front" and "Check and Double Check".
Ebel speaks to city Lion's Club Thursday	Robert Ebel spoke on fire.
Seniors!	May order class rings.
College Band will assist in production of "The Poor Nut"; unusually large cast consists entirely of members of the student body	List of cast members.
Riebe has appendicitis operation Saturday	Recovering well.
Hackler and Burley head committee for Washington Ball	Planning for junior class dance.
Press Club to Waterloo	Will visit Waterloo Tribune and WMT.
Janet Reade, Gwendolyn Kern represent college in oratorical contest; local judges were S. A. Lynch, Katherine Berkstresser and F. D. Lambertson	Photo: Janet Reade.
Bands combine to play for basketball games	Best players in men's and women's bands will perform.
Assembly Wednesday	Mary Schwyhart and Wendell Bragonier will speak.
New York speaker to lecture here Sunday	Paul Blanchard will speak.
Extension Dept. adds M. Db. And Bh. D. to college degrees	Extension Service faculty occasionally make mistakes in getting to their study center assignments.
Teachers beat Dubuque, 47-13; win opens Iowa Conference card of eleven games	Teachers blow out Dubuque without head coach Art Dickinson; did not make a single substitution.
Six acts triumph in stiff try-outs for college show; close competition singles out skits for Tutor Ticklers of 1931	About 350 students took part in tryouts.
Dr. Latham discusses why and wherefore of graduate degrees	Urges students who intend to pursue teaching for five or ten years to study for graduate degrees.
Untitled	All-college dance coming up.
Frank W. Hill will give viola recital Tuesday evening; Charles Stratton of Kansas State College will assist	Hill and Stratton will perform on viola and piano, respectively, in the college auditorium.