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Title Article Summary
John H. Smith tops Honor Roll; list of twenty-eight men is one of largest in history List of those honored.
George H. Holmes ill in Sartori Hospital Should return to work after holidays.
Was her face red? Almost Bolshevik! Student makes error in asking for a book.
Panthers meet Grinnell five in return tilt; close pre-holiday season with game here tonight Dickinson pushes defense to match offensive success in preparation for today's game.
Second annual play night is scheduled Will feature dancing, cards, swimming, volleyball, handball, and other activities.
Use of leisure time is subject of lecture Professor White will speak.
A correction! Lester Peterson won football letter.
Women's Honor Roll announced; Frieda Blum, Alice Faust head list of fifty-eight students List of those honored.
"Blowout" in Y. M. is innocent--but hard on the lungs Contestants attempt to blow table tennis ball off surface.
Until January 8 School will be in session until Friday, December 22; will resume January 8.
All-student Christmas supper gives promise of being a festive affair; music, dancing, group singing, and clowns on program Description of entertainment.
Women's League to hold forums; talks will be held each week in small lounge in Commons Will attempt to help women to become more civic-minded.
What if he is puffed up? He worked on the Akron; Charles Barg assisted in installing of big ship's motors Charles Barg talks about assisting in the building of the airship Akron.
Forensic plans are ready for rest of year Description of the upcoming season events.
Athletic Board announces new trophy award Feel need for award after discontinuation of Berg Trophy; will be made on basis of value to team or "exceptional attainment".
Miss Lou Shepherd, Mrs. E. H. Bennett publish new text Book is on the teaching of reading.
Journals will print articles by Fahrney Articles will be on the teaching of history and on Horace Greeley.
Temperance Union seeks prize articles
Civil Works plan will be offered by O. R. Latham Will offer employment for at least fifty on a variety of projects.
Byers selects five acts for Tutor Ticklers; college Vaudeville show to be presented on Jan. 25, 26 Brief description of entrée acts.