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1 Fall exercises finish courses of 25 students; President's reception and annual dinner are on program Schedule of Commencement activities; George A. Works will speak.
2 Writers to compete for $100 award Two ISTC stories will be selected for national contest.
3 Fall term ends Wednesday noon Early dismissal will aid students who have a long way to travel.
4 Barker to give song program; Sunday leisure hour will offer variety of vocal compositions Performance program.
5 Bishop L. A. Seager is guest minister at Sunday service
6 College Eye seeks cartooning talent
7 Wilma Roth is victorious in close election; defeats nearest rival by narrow margin of four votes Will be freshman representative to Student Council.
8 Kappa Delta Pi offers tuition for next term Will offer scholarship.
9 Winter registration begins December 4
10 South not a trouble-maker, says Thornton in speech; historians responsible for anti-southern attitudes Excerpts from address by H. J. Thornton.
11 Dramatic awards to be presented at Convocation Scholarships will honor Bertha Martin.
12 Christmas Seals on sale Dec. 1; proceeds to be used for promoting public health To be used for prevention and treatment of tuberculosis.
13 Tutor Tickler tryouts to be December 12-13; twenty-three organizations to compete for place in show
14 Local students to study meteors for Byrd's expedition Group notes meteors observed at night.
15 Honorary scholastic society will initiate twenty new members List of Kappa Delta Pi initiates.
16 Student Council welcomes critics Solicits constitutional changes that would make the organization more democratic.
17 Blue Key fraternity entertains debaters Entertains visiting British debate team.
18 Three hundred hear tax talk; methods of proposed tax plans explained to group Hear views on fairness of various forms of taxation.
19 Cook at Commons wins gold medal Eleanor Hanawalt wins contest sponsored by cheese company.
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20 The Line Campus gossip.
21 Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
22 The Council welcomes suggestions! Is a constitutional change for the Student Council necessary?
23 Books Book reviews of "The Illiteracy of the Literate" by H. R. Huse and "The People" by Ludwig Lewisohn.
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24 Japanese woodcuts exhibited by Conlon
25 Untitled Marionette show earns $76.
26 Dr. Geiger to teach Waterloo night classes Free home economics class will be offered to local women.
27 League to continue series of luncheons during winter term
28 Esther Bley gives senior piano recital Performance program.
29 Eulalians elect new officers for year Mildred Grafton is president; list of other officers.
30 News briefs Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
31 Purple Arrow group elects ten members List of new members.
32 Banquet for teachers held on Wednesday For TCHS faculty.
33 Minnesingers choose nineteen members List of new members.
34 Catholic students elect new officers Roster of officers.
35 Reception and dinner for fall term graduates closes social program Campus social calendar.
36 Methodist students elect officers for drama club Sunday
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37 College Eye receives all-American award in press contest From National Scholastic Press Association.
38 Who's afraid of the big red bricks? E. E. Cole says that the old chimney will be removed in pieces; the old boilers have been removed and the machinery will be torn out soon.
39 Thirty-two out for basketball; Dickinson finds six vets as nucleus for squad of new men Two veterans may not be able to play due to knee injuries.
40 If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry Sports gossip.
41 Twenty-five out for T. C. high basketball Only two lettermen return to the team this year.
42 Boys, girls show equal proficiency in mathematics Professor Lambert offers her opinions on mathematical abilities.
43 And Chao Chi-Liu has troubles too! Theodore Adams relates contents of letter from brother-in-saw in China.
44 Tutors smash Norsemen 25-13; finish season with display of offensive power Panthers score three touchdowns in fourth quarter.
45 Loss of sight no hindrance to two cheerful T. C. men Two students help each other get around campus.
46 Panther frosh to play Luther tomorrow; game is last of season for freshman squad Panther freshmen had two weeks to build up a new offense.