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| College Eye | 26 | 33 | 1 |
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| Does South observe Memorial Day? Authoritative tomes say yes, no; reporter studies 'volumes' of encyclopedias, to her dismay | Each volume contains answers that conflict with the information found in others, so a conclusive answer is not reached. |
| Graduates face crowded week as year closes; receptions, dances, honor services on calendar of activities | Graduates have much to enjoy as their last days approach. |
| Work begun on spring play sets | Commencement play will be "The Distaff Side". |
| Future journal to be individualized, Harrington asserts | Dr. H. F. Harrington of Northwestern University predicts five major changes he foresees in the future of newspapers. |
| New prose anthology "Sketch Book" is due from press Friday | Compilation contains contributions from sixty-four students and alumni. |
| Old Gold wins first place as college annual | Old Gold was judged as number one among college annuals for the year 1934. |
| Camera Club hold annual photography exhibit during week | Second year exhibit showcased over sixty-two prints that entered competition. |
| Coolidge wins prize for window display | Lorraine Coolidge won the window display contest using Richard Hudnut products. |
| Old Gold prize | Old Gold won first place in the all-state yearbook contest; photo. |
| Movies, recordings in speech course | Speech course will now include motion pictures and voice recordings. |
| Survey reveals little variance in students' spending habits; questionnaire sent to all junior and senior students | Shows how students prefer to spend their money. |
| Dr. Merchant answers critics charges that Latin is 'useless'; language is attacked by Chicago superintendent of schools | Professor Merchant states that understanding Latin is very important for other aspects of learning. |
| Maybe it's because we have two girls for each man here | Harold Bosley headed discussion on the need for a dating bureau on campus. |
| Revelers to play for 'round-up' | Last all-college social of the year is approaching. |
| League needs human element, Sage avers | Leland Sage spoke about reforms he believes should be made in the League of Nations. |
| Education in the News | News from college campuses across the United States. |