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Class periods to be shortened Friday	For last class day of term.
Local cagers meet Parsons there tonight; Teachers five will attempt to repeat double victory of last week; Panthers will meet Penn tomorrow night	Panthers will compete in Fairfield and Oskaloosa.
Take warning, men, leap year again!	Women will choose their dance partners.
Court Hussey will play at final dance of term
Patriotic decorations aid success of junior class ball last week	About 125 couples attended.
Staffs will be chosen soon; publications officials are to be elected by Board of Control	Criteria for selection.
Aeolian glee club will appear in free concert here Tuesday evening	Concert program.
February Purple Pen is on sale Monday	Brief survey of contents.
Condit heads committee on mathematics study course in high schools	Under auspices of state commission.
Debate team argues today; speakers meet Upper Iowa team in Gilchrist at 4; co-eds debate at 6:30	Men's and women's teams will compete.
Y. W. C. A. elects next year's officers	Roster of officers.
Rabbi Mannheimer will speak Sunday morning	At CHIC.
Panthers seek decision over S. U. I. matmen	ISTC will compete against the University of Iowa.
Thirty students express views concerning proposed cut system	Students tell what they think about the new proposal.
President resumes duties following attack of flu	Back after ten days of illness.
Paderewski recital here is only appearance in eastern Iowa this year	Description of the railroad car in which the pianist travels.
Commencement season starts on Wednesday; dinner for graduates is next Wednesday night; faculty and student speakers appear on varied program	Lengthy description of activities.
Cory predicts enrollment decrease for spring term	Due to economic conditions.
Old Gold orders must be in by end of March
Government students may make reservations	For students who need credit in the course during the spring term.