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Title Article Summary
Forum series to feature vocations Professor Luse will speak.
Opera Martha scheduled for March 13, 14; Atwood, Mueters sing leading roles in forthcoming production List of those who will perform.
Samson recital presented Sunday Recital program.
Dancing classes to perform tonight at annual folk festival Folk dance movement grew our of Americanization program of World War I.
F. Cram receives new appointment Will be consultant for NEA.
Seven will enter state speech meet
Mathematicians to meet here; faculty members will lead discussion group on March 14 Conference highlights.
Students direct high school play Will present "Clover Time"
"Still Be Sinners?" Bosley chapel theme
Personal costume service offered for Mardi Gras Norma Atwood and Jerome Cross will give advice on costumes.
Boys, see yourselves as the desk worker at Bartlett Hall sees you; some are confident; some shy, but their dates appear by and by Desk attendants at Bartlett Hall talk about the strange requests that they receive.
Spring term starts Monday, March ninth; women outnumber men three to one in advance registration Quick look at spring term activities.
Symphony concert is sponsored by Women's League Concert program.
Gone (?) -- but not forgotten The memories of bitterly cold walks to class in the snow still linger; hope they are gone for the season.
Debaters leave next Sunday for St. Paul contest Some will be making their first trip.
Familiar quote of bygone days well adapted to modern situation; variety of industries are represented on ledger of workers About one third of women students and about one half of men students have jobs; survey of the jobs that they perform.