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| College Eye | 26 | 8 | 1 |
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| Announce prizes in after-dinner speech contest | Topic will be "The Younger Generation". |
| Houses will vie in decoration contest | |
| Students obtaining free language help | Clara Mathis will tutor in French and Spanish. |
| Tutors will meet English debaters | David Grant and James Curtis will represent ISTC in fourth annual international debate; photo. |
| Dr. Bosley will preach on "Can life be planned?" | At CHIC. |
| Lambertson will go to forensic parley | At Iowa Forensic Association meeting. |
| Religious forum to be led by Dr. Bosley | |
| Class officers to be elected; freshmen to choose Men's Union and Council members | |
| "Teacher must sell herself"--Dr. Riebe | Professor Riebe outlines the good qualities of a teacher. |
| Bacteriology course will be taught at Rath Packing Plant | Professor Lantz will give course to chemists and lab technicians. |
| Hays will give song recital in leisure hour | Performance program. |
| Teachers College High to present one-act plays | Will present "The Pampered Darling" and "The Cross Stitch Heart". |
| Alumni and faculty to hear Perkins at state convention | Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins will speak to group. |
| Snake dance is set for 3:45 P. M. today | Will send off team to Simpson game. |
| Gopher journalists visit publications | Three student journalists visit campus. |
| Further school funds required; group urges continuance of federal aid to education | Professors Hart and Cram attend meeting. |
| Veterans will be guests of college at Homecoming tilt | American Legion members are special guests. |
| Pete Anderson, Mike Coleman head college flag-pole factory | Old wooden college flag pole had deteriorated; physical plant staff assemble new 100-foot tall pole. |
| The World This Week | Riots in Denver break out over discrimination, Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea companies reconcile their differences, and Japan's dispute over navy parity is being settled. |