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Five conference games signed for Idaho next year: Stanford, U.S.C., Montana Washington State and U.C.L.A on schedule; Women to meet W.S.C Thursday: First Women’s debate of season to be held Thursday, December 15; Two contests will settle intramural volleyball crown: Clashes this week payed way for semi-finals Tuesday as final tilts; Twelve-weeks Tests revive old customs of ‘Red Appleing’; One act plays make big hit in presentation: Collegiate thespians show ability in three farces and one drama; Hungerford to talk at show; Idaho men make good records as Rhodes scholars: Idaho’s first scholar sent in 1904, Fifteenth one this year; Eighty men report for rifle practice: Squad will be cut before first telegraphic matches are held; Debaters split even with W.S.C.: Win negative and lose affirmative in Tuesday night’s debates; Announce rates for Christmas special train: Fare and a half will be charge for round trips, sleepers extra; Few crack shots on varsity squad: Not enough accurate shots on basketball team, says Coach Fox; Rifle team has seven challenges: Women will shoot first match with U. of W. next week; Idaho chemist named on staff: Dr. Walter Bollen appointed to editorial staff of Scientific Abstracts, National Scientific Publication; Art honorary to present exhibit: Will show work of students and faculty members at U Hut Studio; Grapplers get group series:Wrestling will be on slate of Intramural Competition, after Christmas vacation; Christmas carols to be sung soon: Old tradition of singing carols will take place week from Sunday; Morrill Hall to get trophy case: Fifteen cups new in possession of the Agricultural College; Engineers’ Day will be in May: held for first time since Spring of 1924, Beebe appointed Chairman; Tryouts ended for Glee Club: Students not selected for varsity may do choral work; Psych department buys lie detector: Psych-galvanic response apparatus resemble ordinary radio receiving set; Action delayed on grid awards: Board defers approving list submitted, must interpret constitution; To make special stop for students; Claus and Clark to give recital: Will be assisted by Miss Jennie F. W. Johnson, contralto; Art studio at Hut is renovated: Studio in U Hut repainted, prepare for Art Exhibit next week (p3); Student from India breaks into movie lot, is thrown out (p4)

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The Argonaut - November 9th, 1927
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1927-11-09
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Five conference games signed for Idaho next year: Stanford, U.S.C., Montana Washington State and U.C.L.A on schedule; Women to meet W.S.C Thursday: First Women’s debate of season to be held Thursday, December 15; Two contests will settle intramural volleyball crown: Clashes this week payed way for semi-finals Tuesday as final tilts; Twelve-weeks Tests revive old customs of ‘Red Appleing’; One act plays make big hit in presentation: Collegiate thespians show ability in three farces and one drama; Hungerford to talk at show; Idaho men make good records as Rhodes scholars: Idaho’s first scholar sent in 1904, Fifteenth one this year; Eighty men report for rifle practice: Squad will be cut before first telegraphic matches are held; Debaters split even with W.S.C.: Win negative and lose affirmative in Tuesday night’s debates; Announce rates for Christmas special train: Fare and a half will be charge for round trips, sleepers extra; Few crack shots on varsity squad: Not enough accurate shots on basketball team, says Coach Fox; Rifle team has seven challenges: Women will shoot first match with U. of W. next week; Idaho chemist named on staff: Dr. Walter Bollen appointed to editorial staff of Scientific Abstracts, National Scientific Publication; Art honorary to present exhibit: Will show work of students and faculty members at U Hut Studio; Grapplers get group series:Wrestling will be on slate of Intramural Competition, after Christmas vacation; Christmas carols to be sung soon: Old tradition of singing carols will take place week from Sunday; Morrill Hall to get trophy case: Fifteen cups new in possession of the Agricultural College; Engineers’ Day will be in May: held for first time since Spring of 1924, Beebe appointed Chairman; Tryouts ended for Glee Club: Students not selected for varsity may do choral work; Psych department buys lie detector: Psych-galvanic response apparatus resemble ordinary radio receiving set; Action delayed on grid awards: Board defers approving list submitted, must interpret constitution; To make special stop for students; Claus and Clark to give recital: Will be assisted by Miss Jennie F. W. Johnson, contralto; Art studio at Hut is renovated: Studio in U Hut repainted, prepare for Art Exhibit next week (p3); Student from India breaks into movie lot, is thrown out (p4)
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volleyball basketball science lie detector glee club
Source:
Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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Microfilm
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Text
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application/pdf
Language:
eng

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