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Title Article Summary
Lambertson discusses life in this age of relativity, Wednesday

At YMCA meeting.
Change makes every student voter in "leader" election; picture of winners to appear in feature section of Old Gold

All students, not just Old Gold subscribers, will be allowed to vote for those who will be pictured in yearbook.
Working women expect to marry boss's son says Paul Blanchard

Talks about his perception of women who work.
Alta Freeman is soloist in Waterloo Symphony Orchestra; played at first concert of orchestra's second season, Thursday, January 22
Purple Pen deadline set

Still seeking contributions.
McDowell and Ebel lead men students in classroom work

Honor Roll of men students.
Press Club members visit Tribune plant

Group makes field trip to newspaper and radio station.
First all-college dance of new year will be held tonight; Student Council dance committee of winter term will be in charge
State Teachers women debaters to clash with Ames; future meets scheduled with Central, John Fletcher, Penn, and Parsons College
Spiritual forces discussed

Howland Hanson will preach at CHIC.
Donation made to Student Loan Fund by Pi Beta Alpha

Group donates $100.
Collegians play natural roles in "The Poor Nut"; scenes of mid-winter play are laid on present-day college campus

Photo: Zora White, Lamont Okey, and Ruth Kurtz.
Students travel averages 8.02 states Charles survey shows

Professor Charles reveals results of his survey of travel among his students.
College mixed band will present first concert of season; Helen Wiler and Kermit Hosch will play clarinet duet

Performance preview; band made up of best players from Men's Band and Women's Band.
Lutheran students hosts to Mississippi Valley Conference
Solo qualities of viola demonstrated by Frank W. Hill; Charles Stratton, guest pianist, assists in recital

Performance review.