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Title Article Summary
Big Sisters aid freshman girls; members of organization will wear badges; freshmen get green buttons
Whitford puts gridders thru first practice Forty men are attending football practices for the 1931 season; participants are listed.
Second handbook will greet students today Will include information on organization of the college and its rules and regulations.
Installation of new seating equipment is complete in auditorium New seats and flooring installed.
Professor urges smiling rebellion; student should go to class, doubting if professor knows much: then only will he get his education Anonymous professor gives advice to new students; hopes to find some skeptics.
All-college dances will be held weekly Brief look at dances for the year.
Freshman caps will go on sale Thursday at freshman lecture Caps are purple with green bills; must be worn at all times except Sunday.
Untitled Russell Sohner attended DeMolay meeting.
First all-college frolic will be held in Women's Gymnasium Wednesday Dancing, cards, and refreshments available.
Library adopts new loan requirement Must present identification cards when checking out books.
Frosh will be honored At Presbyterian church.
Registrar predicts normal enrollment Bartlett Hall and rooming houses are full.
New plan for Bartlett Hall is adopted Description of re-organization of duties for staff; will have assistant director for each wing
R. W. Harbeson succeeds H. J. O'Neill as social science professor
L. I. Reed represents college at meeting On unemployment relief.
Frasier flays curriculums; youth must learn to face present day problem says commencement speaker George W. Frasier speaks at August Commencement; extensive excerpts from address.