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Events of fall opening week are announced; Commons to be center of extensive program for freshman Schedule of activities.
Education In The News News and issues from college campuses across the United States.
Harbeson conducts forum; movies of T. V. A. are shown
Students to talk to Optimist Club Seven students will perform.
Strayer to read at leisure hour Will read character sketches from The New Yorker.
Play Production I to give program of one act plays Will present "Solemn Pride" and "Moonshine".
"Eye" reporter writes of Fords, high-chairs for city newspaper; Beth Hart has articles published in Mason City Gazette Quick survey of some of the topics covered.
Bacteriology class will observe meat packing processes Will make field trip to Rath Packing Company.
Music student will give senior recital program Program for Marjorie Palmquist.
Coeds to study clothes, meals; fall students will hear lectures on art of living Women's League will present series of lectures.
Lambertson speaks before dental club Speaks on Mussolini.
"Range Riders" is dinner theme For graduation banquet.
De Zouche reads at Writers' Club meet Tuesday Former student returns to read from her poetry.
Graduation program is announced by chairman Riebe Frank Leslie Clapp will speak.
Orchestra Club to head music hour program Performance program.
Peck to be soloist for chapel service; Bosley will preach
Cornell play group presents "Taming of the Shrew" last night ISTC had previously performed at Cornell.
Twelve tutors to accompany band on trip Have been playing with the Cedar Falls band.
Graduates notice Will receive Commencement information.
Board fence hides "drinking" parties Nursery students consume non-alcoholic beverages behind a tall fence.
Weaving class will display samples at crossroads exhibit