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Sousa will play numbers suitable to audience here: Program Tuesday afternoon has been arranged for University people; Many frosh make split of lecture groups necessary: Dean Thomson announces new plan to accommodate 750 freshmen; One-third pass english test: 489 students take uniform examination, 274 on Probation; Coach must pick team for first game of year: Host of experienced men have reported for practice; Pep band gets under way, nine new men named: Tryouts held during week, eleven old members are appointed; Dean Crawford in air mapping work: Predetermined sections of Camp Lewis mapped by engineering head; Executive board opens sessions: A.S.U.I. may manage Intramural Sports, Vandal Club is Okehed; Montana state is looking for bear: Bobats want Vandal hide in first game here; Foresters must utilize timber: Huntington Taylor addresses Idaho students, compliments school of Forestry on work; Railways offer rates for Derby: Special train and Low rates incentive to go to Spokane; Music staff gets two new men: A.F. Howe and Carl W. Hoisington become band instructors; Frosh have first signal sessions: Seventy turn out under Tutelage of Fox and Hausen; Committee quits artists program: Lack of support by students makes step necessary Avers chairman; Forty turn out for Gem work: General form of yearbook outlined during summer; Frosh outwit Sophs in edict tassels, then outfight them (p3); New rule added to save football: Big Ten improve on rules of National Committee (p4); Dorms reflect big enrollment: Ted Turner, Assistant proctor declares that new mens halls are filled (p4);Hall men plan fall activities (p4)

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Title:
The Argonaut - September 23rd, 1927
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1927-09-23
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Sousa will play numbers suitable to audience here: Program Tuesday afternoon has been arranged for University people; Many frosh make split of lecture groups necessary: Dean Thomson announces new plan to accommodate 750 freshmen; One-third pass english test: 489 students take uniform examination, 274 on Probation; Coach must pick team for first game of year: Host of experienced men have reported for practice; Pep band gets under way, nine new men named: Tryouts held during week, eleven old members are appointed; Dean Crawford in air mapping work: Predetermined sections of Camp Lewis mapped by engineering head; Executive board opens sessions: A.S.U.I. may manage Intramural Sports, Vandal Club is Okehed; Montana state is looking for bear: Bobats want Vandal hide in first game here; Foresters must utilize timber: Huntington Taylor addresses Idaho students, compliments school of Forestry on work; Railways offer rates for Derby: Special train and Low rates incentive to go to Spokane; Music staff gets two new men: A.F. Howe and Carl W. Hoisington become band instructors; Frosh have first signal sessions: Seventy turn out under Tutelage of Fox and Hausen; Committee quits artists program: Lack of support by students makes step necessary Avers chairman; Forty turn out for Gem work: General form of yearbook outlined during summer; Frosh outwit Sophs in edict tassels, then outfight them (p3); New rule added to save football: Big Ten improve on rules of National Committee (p4); Dorms reflect big enrollment: Ted Turner, Assistant proctor declares that new mens halls are filled (p4);Hall men plan fall activities (p4)
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Football Basketball Engineering Mapping Music
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Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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