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Title Article Summary
Art conference here next week Will feature ISTC faculty.
Purple Pen copies sent far and wide Quick look at distribution of the magazine.
Registration 1633 students enrolled for spring 1936.
Mathematicians to meet here; demonstration lesson and discussion conference features Several faculty will participate.
Advertising prize is awarded Marian Gutz Professor Mach's class designs advertising program.
Cedar Rapids club views Riebe's prints Work on display at Cedar Rapids Camera Club.
Newspaper sponsors prize essay contest
Firstnighters witness initial performance of "Martha," college opera; music department presents classic under direction of Hays Review of "Martha," on opera presented by ISTC, directed by Professor William Hays; photo.
Ruth Shaw, finger painting instructor, to demonstrate art
Aitchison and Uttley publish Iowa booklet On Iowa geography.
Chinese play to be presented by drama department Will present "The Yellow Jacket"; list of cast members.
Roadman, graduate of '04, is president of two colleges now Earl Roadman, president of Dakota Wesleyan, appointed president of Morningside.
High schools to debate in finals TCHS in competition.
Women elect league officers; Sloan president; Bragonier, Smith, McCague are selected Roster of officers; will hold orientation convention.
Debaters, speech students continue forensic activities Results of recent competition; will go to Des Moines for state speech contest.
Experiment in attendance ventured; attendance is optional for three college courses spring term Attendance will be optional in classes taught by Professors Beard, Uttley, and Gilbert.
Six high schools to compete in speech contest on Monday Winners will be eligible for state competition.