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Title Article Summary
Fall term class programs to be released today
Dr. Howland Hanson will conduct service for August graduates
Student Council plans for year; fall term arrangements, dances, Homecoming are considered Meets to prepare for fall term.
Professor Hays sings at regular Tuesday meeting Glee clubs also sing.
Commencement plans comprise varied activities; arrangements for week to include concert, dinner, and reception Schedule of activities.
Speech classes to offer drama program tonight Play production class will present two one act plays and selected scenes.
Office employees of college are on summer vacation On vacation now so that they will be back to record and mail grades.
Richman, Jackson to compete for Faculty Men's Club golf title
Chimes programs resumed following repair of Campanile Electrical connections completed.
Professor Todd analyzes difficulties encountered in student teaching here; three factors contribute to pedagogical problems Finds that most common problems are lack of subject knowledge, unfortunate personality traits, and lack of professional preparation.
Famous artists are scheduled to appear here; Jeritza and Kreisler are to present recitals at college Professor Cummins announces the Lecture and Entertainment Course.
Annual Press Prom will be event of November 19 next Press Prom began two years ago.
"Radio Patrol" to be shown by college movie on Saturday
Helen M. Waters resigns; to be married soon; professor will wed faculty member of New York institute Will marry Lloyd F. Rader; announcement made over private radio broadcast.
Recitals are to be feature of week's activity Inez Johnson and Margaret Bohling will perform.
On leave Professor Strayer will study at Columbia University for six months; photo.
Music group to play over radio; faculty-student musicians will broadcast tonight from WMT Will present half hour program.
Dr. Harbeson has article published in August journal Dealing with railroads.
Former professor is visitor on campus Harry J. O'Neill visiting.