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1 Does South observe Memorial Day? Authoritative tomes say yes, no; reporter studies 'volumes' of encyclopedias, to her dismay Each volume contains answers that conflict with the information found in others, so a conclusive answer is not reached.
2 Graduates face crowded week as year closes; receptions, dances, honor services on calendar of activities Graduates have much to enjoy as their last days approach.
3 Work begun on spring play sets Commencement play will be "The Distaff Side".
4 Future journal to be individualized, Harrington asserts Dr. H. F. Harrington of Northwestern University predicts five major changes he foresees in the future of newspapers.
5 New prose anthology "Sketch Book" is due from press Friday Compilation contains contributions from sixty-four students and alumni.
6 Old Gold wins first place as college annual Old Gold was judged as number one among college annuals for the year 1934.
7 Camera Club hold annual photography exhibit during week Second year exhibit showcased over sixty-two prints that entered competition.
8 Coolidge wins prize for window display Lorraine Coolidge won the window display contest using Richard Hudnut products.
9 Old Gold prize Old Gold won first place in the all-state yearbook contest; photo.
10 Movies, recordings in speech course Speech course will now include motion pictures and voice recordings.
11 Survey reveals little variance in students' spending habits; questionnaire sent to all junior and senior students Shows how students prefer to spend their money.
12 Dr. Merchant answers critics charges that Latin is 'useless'; language is attacked by Chicago superintendent of schools Professor Merchant states that understanding Latin is very important for other aspects of learning.
13 Maybe it's because we have two girls for each man here Harold Bosley headed discussion on the need for a dating bureau on campus.
14 Revelers to play for 'round-up' Last all-college social of the year is approaching.
15 League needs human element, Sage avers Leland Sage spoke about reforms he believes should be made in the League of Nations.
16 Education in the News News from college campuses across the United States.
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17 Beauty on the front page Reflection on comment made by Dean Harrington.
18 Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
19 The Line Campus gossip.
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20 Phi Mu Alpha Elected new officers.
21 Dramatists initiate eight at ceremony Theta Alpha Phi welcomed eight new members and hosted a dinner.
22 Cecilian officers Dorothy Oelrich is head of the glee club.
23 Officers elected by Purple Arrow Tuesday evening Honor society for freshmen and sophomores has elected their leaders.
24 Jones is elected Bartlett president Catherine Jones was installed in office, as were the women in other positions.
25 De Buhr is awarded scholarship necklace Lorraine De Buhr was honored for being the Pi Theta Pi prep with the highest grade average.
26 Kappa Delta Pi Professor and Mrs. Finkenbinder will entertain members of the fraternity.
27 Phi Tau Theta elects New officers were selected.
28 Coming events Events on campus.
29 Spring dances to close year's social functions Sororities and fraternities will host their final dances of the year.
30 L. S. A. luncheon Lutheran Student Association will be honored with a luncheon.
31 Buffet supper Kappa Theta Psi will honor Marybelle McClelland.
32 College Club auction Items auctioned included dishes, pots, and some furniture.
33 Kappa Theta Psi Helen Byers was initiated.
34 Last round-up, Commencement close spring term activities Last minute activities flood the plans of graduates.
35 W. A. A. officers New officers were elected and entertained by former officers.
36 Xanho election New officers for the fraternity were elected.
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37 Panthers annex eighth straight conference win Panthers beat runner-up by twenty-five points.
38 Tutor ball club meets Michigan teachers today; play second of three game road trip at Ypsilanti Teachers played the University of Toledo.
39 Burdette Moeller Will be teaching in Newell.
40 Ainley triumphs in loop net tourney Bruce Ainley of Simpson College won the conference tennis meet.
41 'Munn' can't lose in varsity-grad game Varsity team will play former students.
42 James Cagney to Iowa theatre in "G Men" New motion picture will be shown at the Iowa theater in Waterloo.
43 Track, tennis teams leave for Brookings; will compete for North Central loop titles Teams head to South Dakota in pursuit of conference titles.
44 Dakota Relays go on air Saturday North Central conference track meet will be broadcast on the radio.
45 Panther track scene of state collegiate meet; Iowa's record-breaking relay teams to be present Teachers College will host state track meet.
46 I. I. A. C. Results from track meets.
47 Annual athletic honor assembly to be Wednesday Awards will be presented by S. A. Lynch.