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Title Article Summary
Grant and Littrell fill Eye vacancies Bob Grant will be advertising manager; Harvey Littrell will be circulation manager.
First women's play night to be Tuesday
Reorganization announced in college administrative and instructional set-up; Nelson, Denny, Paul, Kurtz, Fuller, Lillehei figure in changes Description of President Latham's re-organizational plans; hopes to relieve faculty committees of administrative duties; will take effect July 1, 1934.
Dr. Roy L. Abbott to speak on WOI On "Popular Fallacies in Biology".
Duo pianists assist at Aeolian recital Performance program.
Forty couples are expected at dance For first all-college formal dinner and dance.
Orchesis recital to be presented night of Mar. 29

Description of the upcoming program.
Debaters win top honors in state forensics; Tutor teams receive most points since meet was started Results of competition; win twenty-two of thirty possible points.
Students to vote Monday for new council members Roster of candidates for Student Council positions.
Postponed Fahrney talk to be March 30
Mrs. Nellie Olson to edit 1934 handbook
Journalists to meet at Drake; college press delegates to attend famed Drake relays Will send ISTC delegation to convention.
Mitze will head Women's League; new vice president to be elected at honor assembly Roster of Women's League officers; organization now in third year; purposes and structure of group.
Holy Week to replace social activities here; daily sessions will feature talks by Dr. Hansen and Dr. Boddy Schedule of speakers and topics for Holy Week.
Student board members to be elected Monday List of candidates for Board of Control of Student Publications.
Reviewer re-lives excitements and pleasures of spring play; "R.U.R." machine age satire is fantasy with social message A review of the spring play "R. U. R."