Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	Over 650 students fail to make 15 grade points for fall term; college authorities give reasons they believe are causing delinquencies	Faculty and administration cite lack of student preparation and insufficient attention to college work.
2	Fifteen co-eds are now selected as campus beauties; Old Gold staff to have Ziegfeld choose most beautiful	Roster of beauties.
3	Famous St. Olaf Choir wins ovation from packed house; Conductor Melius Christiansen once of greatest choral directors of time
4	Composition of Prof. Kurtz over radio tonight	Chicago violinist Ednah Hopkins will perform his work.
5	Big lecture course features outlined for rest of year; Harriet Case, soprano, formerly of our music department will appear in concert	A look at performers in the 1925 spring season.
6	Tutor-Penn clash tomorrow; third conference battle with fast Oskaloosa quintet	Tutors prepare for basketball game again Penn College with only a day off after playing Dubuque University in an away game.
7	Annual oratorical contest next Monday; eight contestants will appear in final meet	Schedule of contestants and their topics.
8	Pedagog-Peacock debate Friday; purple arguers all set for hot contest with Upper Iowa U.	Will debate issue of Congressional ability to over-ride a Supreme Court decision.
9	Seniors conduct freshman chapel; Wolfe and Forsberg advise preps as to possibilities on campus
10	Red Pepper Club organized for all men on campus	To raise pep on campus.

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11	Little Tutors	Training School news.
12	W. A. A. to give public performance	Will also initiate two new members.
13	Dr. Howland Hanson speaks to large audience Sunday; discusses "Meaning of Suffering" in interesting manner	Summary of his remarks.
14	Revelers now staging clever one act plays	Will perform "Overtones," "Three Pills," and "The Florist Shop."
15	Kansans to celebrate birthday of their state	In the Bartlett Hall dining room.

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16	Homan's charts used in mowing down vile weed	Professor Homan demonstrates effects of smoking.
17	Lutheran students are preparing for regional convention	To be held in Ames; conference highlights.
18	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked their opinions on the large number of students going on academic suspension; roster of respondents.
19	Bartlett Hall items	News about residents.
20	Alumni Committee will broadcast program Feb. 17	To promote Campanile; program schedule.

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21	Here's to Bender and his grapplers	Praise for Paul Bender and the wrestling team for their work in preparing for the season.
22	Boost our debaters	Students urged to support the debate team and attend debates with spirit.
23	Intramural games	More students urged to attend intramural games.
24	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.

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25	Lutheran Students Association	Professor Berry and the Reverend H. Mueller spoke at recent meeting.
26	Shower for Miss Pribble	Eva May Luse entertained the Training School teaching department in honor of Beth Pribble.
27	Cliosophic	Program for recent meeting.
28	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Announce pledging; will hold house party.
29	Pi Theta Pi	Marjorie Jennings entertained guests.
30	Philo	Program for two recent meetings.
31	Shake-Aristo	Program for recent joint meeting.
32	Delphian	Program for recent meeting.
33	Ossoli	Program for recent meeting.
34	Phi Sigma Phi	Pledges entertained active members at a bridge party.
35	Sophomore council spread	Program for recent meeting.
36	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Mary Vaughan to pledge.
37	Y. W. cozy	Held at the home of Professor Buffum.
38	Alpha	Plans to entertain alumni members of the faculty and in the area at upcoming meeting.
39	Second annual opening of the Ritz Carlton	Re-opening planned for February 5th.
40	Alpha Beta Gamma	Theatre party held.
41	Hobo fraternity dance	Twenty-five couples present at informal dance.
42	Faculty-senior tea	The second in the series was held in the Faculty Room.
43	Kappa Theta Psi	Informal party to be held at Josephine Nauman's house.

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44	Sport summary	T. C. tied for first in Iowa Conference standings; Harold Croy and Shorty Andrews will wrestle between halves of the Penn game.
45	Teachers down Grundy five 18-13; Morrison stars as purple cagers win	Tutor squad defeats the Reds, 18-13.
46	Second intramural series played; A. D. A.s -- A. X. E.s still undefeated	Intramural basketball continues; only two teams left undefeated.
47	Coach Bender's mat team draws large crowd in home meet; Capt. Croy is outstanding grappler on squad	Four matches won by falls.

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48	Dr. Goode of University of Chicago to speak on "Industrial Japan" in auditorium Friday
49	Little Tutors win game from Independence; first victory of season for T. C. H. S.	T. C. High defeats Independence, 16-14; to play Cedar Falls High next.
50	Girls will discuss ideal men tomorrow	Will talk about what they want in a man.

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51	Ray L. Short	Addressed classes about "Relationship of Public Speaking to Salesmanship."
52	Blanche Brennecke	Teaching in Edgewood; visited friends on campus.
53	Miss Helen Knapp	Plans to act as a critic judge in Traer.
54	Dorothy and Winona McFarland	Visited their parents in Marshalltown.
55	Try-outs for dramatic contest soon	Try-outs to be held on February 13.
56	Miss Gail Branch, Doris Welstead, and Margaret Santee	Judged a declamatory contest in Garmin.
57	Lyman Stevens	Visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
58	Howard Arthur	Confined to the hospital due to the flu.
59	"Don" Clikeman	Underwent surgery for spinal problems; recovering well.
60	Miss Margaret Oliver	Plans to join her sister in Texas.
61	Walter Frye	Teaching in La Porte City; visited Cedar Falls.
62	Eleanor Ogan and Wilma Gunsell	Visited the Chi Omega house at Coe College.
63	"Butch" Kaltenbach	Refereed a basketball game in Melbourne.
64	Margaret Barnum	Returned to classes after suffering from the mumps.
65	A representative from each literary society	Meeting arranged to make plans for the Y. W. C. A. "Charm School."
66	Marjorie Patterson	Teaching in Traer; visited friends on the Hill.
67	James Tansey	Teaching in Stanley; visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
68	Gladys Swain	Attended the St. Olaf Choir concert.
69	Lyla Day	Visited her home in Clarksville.
70	Marcia Stevenson	Teaching in Gladbrook; visited Cedar Falls.
71	Mrs. Walker lectures on "Invitations"	Third lecture to seniors.
72	Freeman-Schmidt recital next Wednesday	Joint recital to be held.
73	Fire at Lambda Gam house	Fire erupts on roof of house; little damage sustained.
74	Miss Pribble to leave Friday	Beth Pribble will marry Carl Granville.
75	Homan may save woman from gallows	In a local court case, Professor Homan gives the opinion that a woman who allegedly murdered her stepson is insane.