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| College Eye | 26 | 6 | 1 |
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| Barker and Hill in first leisure hour | Performance program. |
| Dads to attend festivities here next weekend | Schedule of activities. |
| Mach points out value of "B. O." ads | Professor Mach talks about advertising. |
| Simmons takes pines in women's singles | Championship title goes to Jeanette Simmons in the women's tennis tournament. |
| Young Democrats of third district meet | Governor Herring spoke. |
| "D" letters will not be mailed; change in handling of reports announced this week | Instructors will file letters with college office instead of with the Dean of Men or the Dean of Women; letters will not be mailed to parents. |
| Movie appreciation discussed by Ohio University speaker | Edgar Dale talks about the study of film. |
| Air brush installed in Old Gold office | Will be used to improve quality of photos. |
| Hanson has operation at Rochester clinic | Condition still serious. |
| Corley Conlon will speak at leisure hour | Will speak on print making. |
| Behrens will play for social dance | Everett Behrens Orchestra will play. |
| Teachers debaters meet at Iowa City | Discuss Upton Sinclair. |
| Welfare committee tables class issue | Considers matter of class elections. |
| Seventy-four rate high English scores | Released from taking introductory English classes; 127 will need to take English 0. |
| Frosh to have red letter day at annual frolic | Highlights of the Freshman Frolic. |
| Student publications banquet on Tuesday | |
| Coming dance now is a "ghost gallop" | Will receive dads as special guests. |
| Kentucky educator lists teaching aids | Jesse E. Adams spoke on campus. |
| The World This Week | Comments on the miners in Hungary, the mail fraud trial, and statesman Raymond Poincare dies. |
| Charles Hill to be soloist at services | At CHIC. |
| Homecomers to see old friends in fall drama | List of cast members; cast will consist of students who have had drama experience; will present "Criminal at Large". |
| Harrington notes change in trend of crime reports | Harry F. Harrington speaks on criminal activity. |