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'English people have more brains than industry': Halverson Professor Halvorson gives his impressions of Britain.
Men on campus are not lazy!--read the facts 321 of the 576 men students have jobs.
Royal couple will reign at prom tonight; will be chosen by lottery; Al Menke to furnish music for dancers Preview of the Senior Prom.
Strayer chooses murderless, detectivesless crime play for winter performance Will present "Kind Lady"; preview of the play.
Christianity to be theme of sermon Harold Bosley will speak at CHIC; Alison Aitchison will address Religious Forum on Soviet Union.
Men now dance in women's class Four men join thirty women in dance class.
Miss Ruegnitz is to present leisure hour Recital program.
"World changes---so man must adjust psychologist says Excerpts from speech by Ethel Kawin.
Students speak opinions on cut system Students favor a change in the class attendance policy.
"Tintypes," Wayne Van Deest in Tutor Ticklers Preview of some of the acts.
$100 prize contest offered students Essay contest sponsored by Iowa Bar Association.
New social calendar of Student Council prevents all conflicts Weekly calendar should make scheduling easier.
Teachers College beauties to be picked by George Yates, Register-News cameraman Procedures for selecting Old Gold Beauties; list of candidates; photo.
Council committee releases advice for hell week Puts limits on hazing activities.
Fan mail pours in for freshman girl! Men respond to woman's call for better etiquette.
Teachers College debaters have new experiences with Canadians Professor Lambertson reports on the debate team trip.
Blue Key starts new system for selecting members Developing point system for evaluating candidates.