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Hikers prove ancient advice null and void and cure wanderlust Students talk about their trip West to look for work.
Gemmill earns Ll. B. and resigns from college faculty Will teach at College of the City of New York.
Famed Aita Trio to present concert here Thurs., July 17 Performance preview.
What is a little thing like 100 degrees in the shade Temperature in boiler room is 120 degrees.
R. A. Phillips comes from St. Louis to examine life savers Photo.
"Two can live cheaper than one" is still open to question Married students talk about their expenses.
Persistent burglar crashes Xanho frat house three times; men make wild chase with flashlights and baseball bats to catch burglar Burglar causes uproar.
Italian violinist Enzo Aita will perform; photo.
Dean visits extension schools Dean Campbell visited Centerville, Spencer, and Shenandoah.
Baxter and Barnum named most valuable men in spring sports Profiles of the two athletes.
Dance tonight will be a sports hop; coats not essential Dance preview.
Students who look and act like faculty members are wanted Department of Home Economics putting on play featuring ISTC faculty.
Class discussions lead to graveyard research Students talk about burial customs.
Cleland will wear native kilts when he speaks Sunday James T. Cleland will speak on India.
Blackhand plot and holdup make local chef their victim College Hill worker Burdette Stimson robbed in Waterloo.
Green cotton rompers will be new gym uniform for students Description of the new uniforms.
Promiscuous petters flayed by noted Scottish educator J. T. Cleland addresses several groups.
Sports hop will be next Friday night
Benson Creamery is visited by students in rural education Students enjoy lunch and buttermilk.
Deans make plans for new system to aid needy students; plan looks toward maintenance of loan fund trough collections Will develop loan system rather than make outright scholarship grants.
Worried freshman girls will have big sister to guide them Program will match new students with older student.
Robinson attends state Republican convention held at Des Moines Professor Robinson talks about the important issues.
There's a first time for everything, they say Dress found on front lawn of President's House.