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Faculty trio at leisure hour; Hill, Searight and Ritter will entertain at Commons Sunday Performance program.
Which blank next, Miss Johns? Crowds of students gather in line in front of Ruth Johns desk for registration; photo.
Debaters get first outside competition Freshmen will debate at Dubuque.
Plans complete for music meet early in March Conference program highlights.
Scene from Barrie's play slated here; German play is also part of next week's show by speech students Play production classes will stage several dramatic scenes.
Local student has strange hobby idea Tommy Trow is growing one of his fingernails long.
Literary magazine goes to press Survey of the contents of the next issue of Purple Pen.
Women of Germany are Hitler backers Schaefer declares Professor Schaefer speaks on women in Germany.
Candidates for new officers in women's organization picked List of Women's League candidates.
Woman tells of early days here Emma Bradley visits campus; recalls Old Gilchrist Hall scenes.
Schmitt, McCague present senior recital Tuesday Performance program.
Supreme Court plan of F. D. R. upheld in classroom debate Students debate in Professor Robinson's class.
College Eye staff exchanges places for present issue Staff changes assignments.
Plans for Iowa press convention are under way Plans include conference and dance.
Religious creeds is chapel topic Harold Bosley will explain why religions need creeds.
Our Grandpop's days are over Quick look back at rules and regulations from earlier days.
Goetch on business in New Orleans Professor Goetch is attending a placement meeting.
Carmen, opera, scheduled for March 11, 12; Bradley and Aupperle take leads in Gypsy presentation Preview of the production; list of cast members.
Rural school news sent to graduates Professor Slacks edits newsletter.
Advance registration shows new increase 1137 students have registered; men register at a slower rate than do women.
Holmes organizes booster club for those who write George Holmes will use students with interests in journalism to write about college subjects.
Instructors say both yes and no on the question Faculty continue to offer varying opinions on class attendance.