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Vandals and Bulldogs meet in finish fight: Evenly balanced teams for fiercely fought game; Nominate three for glee club manager: Committee named to arrange changes in assembly seating, honor code, and constitution; Idaho students requested to be early and to show good sportsmanship today; W.S.C. Cougar eleven faces crucial game: Cougar hopes high for homecoming game; “Granny” offers treat for musical comedy: Pep band show tonight sets standard for amusement; 800 advance tickets sold to artist course: Rush made by students to sign advance reservations to coming productions; Four Idaho AG. teams in Portland judging: Sixteen students go to Pacific-International livestock exhibition opening this week; Young soldiers get out their horns start practising for the Cadet Band; Lack of competition hurts cross country: U. of Washington only possibility food meet; Artist course lauded by national critics: Largest band ever directed by Sousa; “Empire” goes to Spokane to represent Idaho in Big Halloween celebration; Free trip to Chicago awarded Chester Mink: Idaho student will attend International Livestock Show and contests in December (p3); Pep band booster trip to be made in South before Armistice game (p4); Intelligence tests given new students: system rates classwork according to mental ability (p4); Navy topic of address by Congressman French (p4)

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Title:
The Argonaut - November 2nd, 1923
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1923-11-02
Description:
Vandals and Bulldogs meet in finish fight: Evenly balanced teams for fiercely fought game; Nominate three for glee club manager: Committee named to arrange changes in assembly seating, honor code, and constitution; Idaho students requested to be early and to show good sportsmanship today; W.S.C. Cougar eleven faces crucial game: Cougar hopes high for homecoming game; “Granny” offers treat for musical comedy: Pep band show tonight sets standard for amusement; 800 advance tickets sold to artist course: Rush made by students to sign advance reservations to coming productions; Four Idaho AG. teams in Portland judging: Sixteen students go to Pacific-International livestock exhibition opening this week; Young soldiers get out their horns start practising for the Cadet Band; Lack of competition hurts cross country: U. of Washington only possibility food meet; Artist course lauded by national critics: Largest band ever directed by Sousa; “Empire” goes to Spokane to represent Idaho in Big Halloween celebration; Free trip to Chicago awarded Chester Mink: Idaho student will attend International Livestock Show and contests in December (p3); Pep band booster trip to be made in South before Armistice game (p4); Intelligence tests given new students: system rates classwork according to mental ability (p4); Navy topic of address by Congressman French (p4)
Subjects:
football dramatic plays music halloween
Source:
Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
Original Format:
Microfilm
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng

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