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Title Article Summary
Junior student gets governor's definition of efficient teacher Governor Turner responds to Beatrice Streiby's question.
Pre-school teachers direct pupils less than parents would at home; youngsters leave garages to wash when noon arrives Observations of pre-school students.
New committee on freshman day will meet today Will be in charge of program on day when freshmen arrive on campus.
College Band to present second summer concert; four student and faculty soloists are to appear Performance program.
Eastern teacher says Harpo Marx plays on mipcar Invents new language.
Old Gold for 1933 will be discussed at board meeting
College women will frolic at manless dance Friday night Women will enjoy cards and dancing.
Riebe to speak before school of nature study; professor will emphasize discussion of wild flowers Will speak in McGregor.
Assembly movie shows Germany; pictures historic beauty spots of Teuton Europe
Iowa City preacher will give address at service Sunday W. P. Lemon will speak.
Three are pledged to Sigma Tau Delta Margaret Schrubbe, Ethel Blain, and Wilma Schultz pledge.
Phillips to receive doctorate tonight at Iowa University Dissertation topic was eating and sleeping habits of children.
Dr. Buckley sings old Southern ballads at Tuesday 'sing'
Dr. G. C. Robinson attends Republican state convention
First issue of dean's magazine is received in office of L. I. Reed Considers problems of deans of men.
Movie presents four-star drama; "Symphony of Six Million" will show at matinee and evening
Paper cooperates with merchants in local trade festival Merchants will donate prizes.
Creston man presents collection of 2,000 insects to natural science department; specimens are displayed on third floor of library Glenn L. Rine donates collection.
'Girl Crazy,' current Regent attraction, is Gershwin adaptation
College symphony will offer free concert Tuesday night; evening program features Olive Barker, contralto, as soloist Performance program.