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Three high school students win four year scholarships Paul Boysen, Eileen Ferreter, and Joe Yoseloff win scholarships in debate tournament.
Three faculty portray comic 'Mikado' roles; stage, painted by Stanley Wood, to represent Japanese print Preview of the presentation.
String quartette to present concert Sunday, March 26 Performance program for the faculty group.
'I' Club plans carnival night; dancing, swimming, cards, contests to feature program Will include many activities including mixed swimming.
Hostess committee to entertain campus visitors tomorrow Will entertain guests at play day and forensics activities.
Twenty-four students apply for publication staff positions; new Board of Publications will elect Old Gold, College Eye staffs Roster of candidates for Old Gold and College Eye staff.
Violin student to broadcast tonight Horace Lund and Virginia Fish will perform.
Women's League to have second co-ed assembly Wednesday Will vote on changes to constitution.
Alumna wins story contest sponsored by Columbia Club Helen Anderson won first place in national contest for story featured in Purple Pen.
Versailles Treaty revision is urged, Hafkesbrink says Professor Hafkesbrink offers her view on the problems faced by Germany.
Four schools to enter play day; twelve students will take test for basketball officials Schools will bring teams to play at ISTC.
Council plans varied program in gym tonight; entertainment will consist of dancing, games, corn pops Entire Women's Gymnasium, with the exception of the pool, is available.
'Christian Century' editor will speak at church services Paul Hutchinson will speak.
Sixty-three vie for honors here; State Forensic Association sponsors debate, oratory extempore meets Description of the competition and awards.
Teachers High to present comic opera 'Pinafore'
Two frosh win board positions; Marion Bragonier, James Ebel are chosen from five candidates Vote tallies from recent election.
Three members are elected to Student Council; Mary Howell, David Grant, Robert Brown are chosen Vote tallies from recent election.
Margaret Howell named Teachers college 'Pep' girl by student vote; winner will be guest at Pep Jamboree at Iowa City Will seek title of "Iowa's Peppiest Girl".
Thirty-two per cent of total enrollment are men students Highest percentage of men since 1890; spring term enrollment of all students is 1370.