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Cage title moot question, Coast teams compared: Sophomores lead field in Oregon schools, grads leave hole; Military dance funds assured: Cadet Officers vote dedication from paychecks to finance annual ball; Fox puts hoop squad through secret practice: Varsity five scrimmage with frosh quintet each evening; Alpha Kappa Psi pledges seven; Opening group of one-act plays given Thursday: Four numbers presented last night in University auditorium; Riflemen drop initial match: Texas College of Mine wins first match of season from Idaho; Awards granted football teams by student board: Varsity and freshmen athletes qualify for letter and numerals; Coast quarters name star team: Pederson, Idaho Ball Packer, joins Coast players in selection; “Messiah” will be choral work: Moscow Society, under direction of Cummings, to present Oratorio; Carol program on assembly slate: Noted educator’s address will be supplemented by Christmas songs; Coaches gather at Washington: Fox represents Idaho at Basketball mentors’ parley at Husky School; Spirit of Winter reigns at Beta Phi Delt Battle; Annual songfest plans underway: Christmas Carol singing tradition will be revived next week; Nevada frosh goes to California game in “Borrowed” auto; Varsity debate team defeated: Whitman team outpoints Idaho in match held here; Regular special to South Idaho: Union Pacific experts to run Christmas train to Pocatello for Idaho students; Forestry authority addresses Idahoans: George M. Cornwall, editor, is main speaker at Xi Sigma Pi luncheon; Students play for Sunday recital:second mixed program of year stated by music department in auditorium; Special train not bad as Victorians paint it, star says; Pictures halted until January: Blair declares studios are rushed with appointments for Gem photos; Seasonal party for “key” Tuesday: Upper class honorary to celebrate Christmas season with special dinner at Inn; Snow sports add points to W.A.A. list: Women may increase chance for awards by using outdoor “playing” ability; Prize drama read student assembly; Friday 13th holds no terrors for collegians (p2); “Holiday” is hit of English Club: Mrs. S.T. Albert charms large audience at new members meeting (p2); Modesty back steps to tune of longer skirts says expert (p2); Idaho clover not holding high place: State seed expert warns farmers to raise purer product if want high price (p3); Community needs recreation center: State college education leader stresses need of town “play house” (p5); Invalid graduate shows grit on conducting business from bed (p6); World harmony students’ object: Idahoans will discuss weighty problems at Stanford Meeting (p6)

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Title:
The Argonaut - December 13rd, 1929
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1929-12-13
Description:
Cage title moot question, Coast teams compared: Sophomores lead field in Oregon schools, grads leave hole; Military dance funds assured: Cadet Officers vote dedication from paychecks to finance annual ball; Fox puts hoop squad through secret practice: Varsity five scrimmage with frosh quintet each evening; Alpha Kappa Psi pledges seven; Opening group of one-act plays given Thursday: Four numbers presented last night in University auditorium; Riflemen drop initial match: Texas College of Mine wins first match of season from Idaho; Awards granted football teams by student board: Varsity and freshmen athletes qualify for letter and numerals; Coast quarters name star team: Pederson, Idaho Ball Packer, joins Coast players in selection; “Messiah” will be choral work: Moscow Society, under direction of Cummings, to present Oratorio; Carol program on assembly slate: Noted educator’s address will be supplemented by Christmas songs; Coaches gather at Washington: Fox represents Idaho at Basketball mentors’ parley at Husky School; Spirit of Winter reigns at Beta Phi Delt Battle; Annual songfest plans underway: Christmas Carol singing tradition will be revived next week; Nevada frosh goes to California game in “Borrowed” auto; Varsity debate team defeated: Whitman team outpoints Idaho in match held here; Regular special to South Idaho: Union Pacific experts to run Christmas train to Pocatello for Idaho students; Forestry authority addresses Idahoans: George M. Cornwall, editor, is main speaker at Xi Sigma Pi luncheon; Students play for Sunday recital:second mixed program of year stated by music department in auditorium; Special train not bad as Victorians paint it, star says; Pictures halted until January: Blair declares studios are rushed with appointments for Gem photos; Seasonal party for “key” Tuesday: Upper class honorary to celebrate Christmas season with special dinner at Inn; Snow sports add points to W.A.A. list: Women may increase chance for awards by using outdoor “playing” ability; Prize drama read student assembly; Friday 13th holds no terrors for collegians (p2); “Holiday” is hit of English Club: Mrs. S.T. Albert charms large audience at new members meeting (p2); Modesty back steps to tune of longer skirts says expert (p2); Idaho clover not holding high place: State seed expert warns farmers to raise purer product if want high price (p3); Community needs recreation center: State college education leader stresses need of town “play house” (p5); Invalid graduate shows grit on conducting business from bed (p6); World harmony students’ object: Idahoans will discuss weighty problems at Stanford Meeting (p6)
Subjects:
Greek life School of mines Christmas Friday the 13th Music
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Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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