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- UEEN OF QUEENS is the title given klahoma State University’s newest royty, Miss Mary McGovern, who was chosen r popular vote from a group of past leens. j:
- OMMENCE FIRING! A four-inch in on the destroyer U. S. S. Fairfax ;hown below) manned by naval R. O. . C. students from the Georgia Instiite of Technology. This was part of a :cent cruise in which student officers om Harvard and Yale also participated.:
- HIGHEST RANKING INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS PLAYER of the year is Jack Tidball of the University of California. He was selected by the intercollegiate tennis committee of the U. S. L. T. A. Newl Ph<>to:
- “LITTLE SHIEK" this is the title given to Selim Said Abboud by his classmates at the University of Minnesota. This Bedouin (at left) was once sentenced to death, but was miraculously saved by the governor-general. Minneapolis Journal Photo:
- AN ORCHID to Marcella Lawrence was voted by the Ohio University band as they welcomed their new co-ed sponsor.:
- “WHAT-A-MANâ€, prize Bulldog owned by eight-year-old Arthur Smith of Cleveland, is ready to tackle the toughest of gridiron warriors, and he guarantees never to let go once the tackle is made. He is all padded for the game. Keystone View Photo:
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- OCTOBER DAY at Stratford College was climaxed with the coronation of Miss Margaret Blackman as queen of the event.:
- PRESIDENT Josephine McCausey heads the Panhellenic Associ- 1 ation at the University of Michigan.:
- RUTGERS WINS TRIANGULAR REGATTA A specially arranged one mile race between the crews of three leading eastern colleges was won by the Rutgers eight after a stirring battle on the Schuylkill river. Pennsylvania was second and Manhattan College third. , . ° International News Photo:
- BAREFOOT DROPKICKER when he wants accuracy at the crucial moment of the game, James Kinney (below), Hamlin e University freshman and native of the Hawaiian Islands, removes his cleated shoes and kicks barefooted. Jk *:
- PARLEZ V O U S FRANCAIS ? You should when you meet Mile. Marie Grinneisir (right) of Bordeaux, France, a student at the University of Buffalo.:
- BEST EXEMPLIFYING THE SPIRI OF SPORTS at Midland College, Mi Estella Loseke has been voted athlet queen by her fellow-students.:
- WHOLE CONSTELLATION OF STARS—The leaders of the various sports divisions at | >immons College, Boston, Mass., are shown here in a smiling mood. From left to right: Sidney 1 >tanton, tennis; Jessie Dodge, riding; Dorothy McClure, basketball; Dorothy Squire, field hockey; ! larriet MacDonald, swimming; and Sally Rahn, archery. Keystone view Photo:
- XL DRESSED UP AND . . . ut Miss Phyllis Houston and liss Marjorie Hunt are going Dmeplace—the University of Aransas festival.:
- “TITANIC TACK†DENNIS, catapulting University of Tulsa fullback, believes in sticking by his home industry and in keeping fit by tackling oil drums.:
- OURING THE NATION on an extensive speaking tour, Miss melia Earhart, America’s “flying sweetheart’’, has visited a irge number of colleges this fall. She is shown here being ;ceived by a large crowd on the Dartmouth Collge campus.:
- ELECTIONS ARE OVER and here are three of the class presidents at Bryn Mawr College, left to right: Betty Faeth, junior; Sara Mache Miles, senior, and Doreen Danaris Canaday, sophomore. Wide World Photo:
- THEY PULL TOGETHER in the McFarlane family, with three members of the household practicing dentistry in Waukesha, Wis., and a fourth studying dentistry at Marquette University. Here is Miss Margaret polishing her father’s teeth.:
- OPPOSING THE APPOINTMENT OF A SOCIALIST these co-eds at the University of Puerto Rico joined the men on a strike against the removal of Prof. Clemente Pereda from the faculty. Prof. Pereda, shown at the right above, is a former member of the faculty of Middlebury College and of Columbia University. Prof. Pereda has been called “Jesus Cricto†by the striking students.:
- NO WOMEN ALLOWED — is the edict enforced by men at the University of Wisconsin in their famous Rathskeller in the basement of the Memorial Union building — the university’s tribute to those students who participated in the world war. The Rathskeller is modeled after a German rathskeller.:
- NEW EQUIPMENT FOR STUDYING ATOMS has been installed in the physics laboratories at Purdue University. Here is shown a large quartz spectrograph for photographing spectra.:
- WITCHES’ RULER Miss Helen Casemore, co-ed at Christian College, Columbia, Mo., reigned supreme over the “goblins†as Hallowe’en Queen, to which position she was elected by her class*- mates.:
- REPRESENTATIVE senior woman on the Coe College campus is Miss Edith Benson, co-ed leader.:
- EVERY EVENING at sunset, Armas V. Erkkila (below) plays the chimes in the Mead Memorial Chapel on the campus of Middlebury, Vt., College.:
- THOUGH HUNDREDS OF MILES FRO:
- GONE ARE THE CROWDS, the bam:
- TREED the authorities at the Norther linois State Teachers College are stumpec they cannot keep students from ruining fine old birch on the campus.:
- \ND AFTER? No, this is not an adverat merely the smallest and the largest stue State Teachers College, Superior, Wis. ehle, 250 pounds,>s holding Earl Wallman, Both are 21.:
- “ALL OUR GIRLS ARE MEN . . . â€is the firm ruling of the men’s dramatic organization at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, shown here making up for a performance of their annual musical comedy in which male actors take the parts of both men and women.:
- SUPPORT THE ADMINISTRATION Prof. William D. Cairns of the mathematics department at Oberlin College proudly displays his Blue Eagle.:
- DRAMATICS CLAIM the spare time of Miss Jane Eikenberry, popular student actress at Miami University, Oxford, O. The young star is a junior.:
- OUTSTANDING JOURNALISTS AT DE PAUW UNIVERSITY have been pledged by Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic fraternity, in recognition of their outstanding work in the field of student journalism. Eugene Pulliam (third from left, kneeling) is a son of one of the founders of the organization.:
- QUEEN OF THE CORNHUSKERS does not come from lowa. Here’s Frances Cosgrove, popular co-ed at Cortland, N. Y., State Normal School.:
- AN ICE BREAKER is Miss Jane Woodward, chairman of the Ice Breaker Ball at Ohio State University.:
- HOCKEY IS THE SPORT OF EASTERN CO-EDS in the fall—while the men are fighti for the glory of their alma mater on the gridiron the women are battling on the hockey fie Above is shown the hockey team of the Beaver College which recently opened its season agaii the hockey team of New York University. wide world Ph<:
- TREES ARE THE HOBBY of President Edwin L. Stephens of Southwestern Louisiana Institute. At the right is the Robert Martin oak which he planted in 1901 in honor of the founder of the institution.:
- THE ROYAL HOUSEPARTY—The faculty and the freshman class of Converse College are shown as they assembled in main lobby of Wilson Hall on the campus of the Spartanburg, S. C., institution for the annual reception given by the facu Dr. E. M. Gwathmey, president of the college, and Mrs. Gwathmey are the King and Queen of the function.:
- NEW DORMITORY AT DENVER SCHOOL COSTS s27s,ooo—Foote Hall at the Colorado Woman’s College has just been completed, while at the right is a view of Treat Hall as seen from the new structure.:
- GEORGIANA COLLECTOR md only to Deßenne Louis S. Dre, a University of Georgia grad-5, prizes most his original of a tion made by the colony of:
- STUDENT OPINION is the “collector’s hobby†of Miss Annie Lee Marshall, journalism student at the University of Texas.:
- PRACTICE BABY —Virginia Fay (at right), nine months old, lives with senior students at Hood College in their home management house.:
- IN DRESS FOR THE CLASSROOM : the extreme right is a frock that is smart in i colored silks or wools, with the lapped bodice dolman sleeves adding youthful details. In the :er is a frock which is chic in a hairy or feathery 1, with a scarf that gives a high draped neckline, ie at the left is a frock that is a classic in tweed.:
- EMBARRASSED WILL ROGERS closed his eyes I [ when he was photographed with this group of row- I ! ing collegians from Yale University when they vis- I ’ ited him in Hollywood during a western crew trip. Or was it camera fright?:
- “COLLEGE REVIEW†at the University of Alabama featured Miss Becky Stover (left).:
- OLDEST GRADUATE of Boston University observed his 93rd birthday last month. Dr. Samuel H. Beale graduated in 1871.:
- Book of the Week:
- One Eye Westward . . .:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
51
(1933-11-29)
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(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
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