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Tutor Ticklers are scheduled for February Will select six main acts and several entrée acts.
Speech meet will be here; thirteen colleges will send delegates to forensic tournament in March
Burley, Crawford, and Schrubbe will attend convention at Toledo Of National Student Federation.
Co-eds give ground before males; odds now stand near two to one; six hundred twenty-eight men registered set new high mark Winter term enrollment is 2028; 628 men registered; highest number of men ever at ISTC.
Miriam Boysen, senior, gets air pilot license First woman to receive license at Waterloo's Chapman Field.
Holiday recess begins next Friday afternoon
Campus beauties to be chosen; annual beauty contest will be held next week Old Gold subscribers will vote for Old Gold Beauties.
Annual presentation of Handel's "Messiah" is scheduled for Sunday Two hundred will sing; Professor Fullerton will direct.
Dr. Hanson will address special holiday services
Co-eds discuss life problems; women students inaugurate plan for improvement organization Hope to organize group to foster friendliness, promote Big Sister movement, and further hospitality.
Panthers meet Oklahoma; local cagers face veteran squad here tonight; six lettermen are among array of Teachers talent ISTC will open 1931-1932 season against Oklahoma A & M.
Dr. Finkenbinder will be local delegate to Kappa Delta Pi national meet In Washington, D. C.
Dr. Ruchmich of Iowa U gives annual research talk in assembly here C. A. Ruchmich presents research on emotions.
Holiday dance is this evening; Wilson's Zenith Rhythm Kings will dispense musical entertainment
Winter enrollment tops fall term registration Winter term 1931 enrollment is 2028, thirteen more than for fall term 1931.
Barrie play to be given; "What Every Women Knows" is next dramatic offering presented here Preview of the play.
Arnold Schneider will attend convention of Pi Omega Pi in Chicago
Fall term Honor Roll includes 31 men and 92 co-eds; Schneider heads list List of those on Honor Roll.
Dr. Nelson will address A. A. U. W. Tuesday Will speak on changes and experiments in higher education.