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Title	Article Summary
All college revue goes into final week of rehearsal; new scenery under construction for 1931 Tutor Ticklers	Will present six main acts and eight entre acts; photo.
Eckels Hutchison elected sport editor of the College Eye	Brief profile of new editor.
Professors attend annual conference	Professors Wellborn, Fahrney, and Wallace will attend social studies conference.
Honest Abe was novice compared to institution's most honest student	Person finds nickel; advertises for rightful owner.
Juniors plan party and luncheon for class day, Feb. 11	Will feature lunch, short program, and entertainment.
Lutheran Student Association Conference will open tonight	Regional conference to be held on campus.
Red Cross examiner to be here Feb. 9-11	To give life-saving tests.
The five minute rush rule originated way back when--	The five minute interim between classes is denounced as not enough time.
Social science meeting to include sessions open to general public	Iowa Association of Economists, Sociologists, and Historians will meet on campus.
Annual tryouts for speech honors will take place next week; oratorical and extemporaneous contests to be held Feb. 12 and 13	Twenty-four have signed up to compete.
One hundred per cent Americanism is subject of Hanson's Sunday talk	At CHIC; Boys Scouts will attend.
Seniors!	Class rings will be on sale.
Michael Klinoff to give voice recital	Will sing group of Russian songs.
Wallace and Mayfield are in Legion program	Professor Wallace will speak; Professor Mayfield will sing.
Two hundred limit set on Washington Ball ticket sale; Stan Stanley and his Recording Orchestra to play for the ball	Preview of the dance.
Begeman is elected fellow of A. A. A. S.	Has been member for twenty years.
"Unique" describes new scenery and lighting effects for Ticklers	Description of sets designed for Tutor Ticklers.
Freshmen and sophs to defy custom at inter-class frolic; record crowd expected to take advantage of new price cut	Ticket prices will be cut in half.
Large audience hears band concert Tuesday evening; band renders difficult program with great skill	The College Band performed "Crown Diamonds" and "Scenes Pictoresque" in the auditorium to good reviews.