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Title Article Summary
Tutor Tickler main acts picked; six student organizations enter 1936 Vaudeville frolic; to name entrée acts soon Roster of vaudeville acts selected.
Agnes Samuelson will be speaker here December 17 Will speak at dinner in Commons.
Annual costume ball, Mardi Gras, will be repeated Announced early so that students have time to prepare costumes.
Adams resigns as "Eye" editor; to continue journalistic career on Waterloo Courier staff Will stay in school.
Wescott, Homan join Eye staff Gwendolyn Wescott is managing editor; Elaine Homan is copy editor.
Mrs. Sinclair Lewis, a bit tired, grants reporter an interview; thinks squabble over Berlin Olympic Games is silly, unnecessary Interview with Dorothy Thompson.
'Spring O' The Year' to be presented as winter drama Cast announced.
Debate teams win at Kansas meet Men win four of five; women win three of five.
Riebe publication used as new class guide On classroom management.
Harlan Miller to select Old Gold beauties; Register columnist will appear at yearbook dance January 24 Fifteen women will be selected in poll.
Thousand students to join in college Christmas party Will be followed by dancing.
Debaters to tour southeastern U. S. and visit Cuba Trip schedule.
Dr. Albert Palmer of Chicago seminary is chapel speaker Speaker profile; photo.
Winter registration shows little change Enrollment for winter term is 1764.
Official notice Regulations relating to health certification of food service workers.