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Title Article Summary
Orphans once romped on spot where Crossroads club meets; Central Hall then housed Civil War veterans' orphans A look at Central Hall at the time that the orphans lived there.
The World This Week News from around the world.
Science and religion discussed by Lantz at religious forum Attempts to reconcile extreme positions on both sides.
Engle's optimism upheld by Faust at oral review Alice Faust reads from Paul Engle's poetry.
Mathematicians to convene here for parley March 16 Conference program.
First "Eye" of spring term out March 11th
Watson copy reader on book of tables
Stray dog becomes buddy of wrestler Jimmy Steiner adopts stray dog.
Women's League sponsors speech George Stoddard will speak on vocations for women.
Mrs. Allen Urges "brotherhood of man" in speech Urges friendship between nations.
Placement rank among highest; Goetch reveals percentages on return from NEA convention Ranks among top seven per cent of teachers colleges in placement.
Candidates for graduation are to be guests at series of Commencement functions March Commencement program.
Todd rates laurels in faculty bridge tournament finals Results after fourth evening of play.
Playboys book cruise on S. S. Excambion for summer trip Campus Playboys will make Mediterranean cruise.
"The Bohemian Girl" will be presented March 14 and 15 Preview of the opera.
Students to romp at folk festival
Bosley will reply to age-old query "What is prayer?"
Aeolian concert to be presented this Wednesday Concert program; list of members.
Important Graduates should report for placement information.