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Spring term honor roll students are announced here this week by deans; four students have average of four grade points per term hour List of those honored.
Music faculty chooses four new glee clubs; tryouts are completed for three women's and one men's vocal groups List of members of three women's and one men's glee clubs
'I Wouldn't Fool You' says Tarbell after evening of magic Review of magic show put on by Harlan Tarbell.
Alumnus joins stock company; Stanley Wood returns for vacation following year at Yale Profile and recent activities of Stanley Wood; photo.
Local members of Sigma Tau Delta elect new officers Roster of officers.
Faculty men will contest for golf tournament title Matches for the first round of the faculty men's golf tournament are announced.
Regent publishes two-for-one coupon
Goodspeed defines new compensation theory in address Edgar J. Goodspeed says that life may not deliver exactly what we put into it.
Chinese alumna will visit here on way to sail for homeland Eugenia Hsia will visit.
Chicago alumni form chapter; group plans for general reunion at progress exposition About fifty attend meeting.
Miss Tuttle returns from leave spent in University of N. C. Studied drama there for twelve weeks.
Former Teachers student wins state golf championship Now at University of Iowa, Ralph Harman took first place at the State Intercollegiate golf championship; results are announced.
Dr. Latham presents challenge to students in assembly address Believes that the salvation of the US lies in its school teachers.
Professor is chosen drama contest judge Winifred Tuttle will judge women's club music competition.
Instructor to direct church music here Olive Barker will be in charge of CHIC music.
President Latham is appointed to survey committee Will work on school finance.
College names successor to Anna L. Leggett; Beatrice Geiger will head Department of Home Economics in fall Department will also shift focus from training home economics teachers to exposing more women to home-making skills; photo.
Student injured in Missouri car crash shows improvement Roberta Worley recovering from skull fracture.