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Dickinsonian, October 7, 1937

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Five Dickinson fraternities robbed. Old biology rooms in Denny Hall to be converted into new rooms for female students. FDR's pastor and 1900 alum of the College Rev. Howard Wilkinson visits campus.

Dickinsonian, October 14, 1937

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Tribunal interviews and sentences five "unruly" freshmen, punishments to be a warning to other freshmen. Debate Club experiences a previously unheard of sixteen female students trying out for the squad, indicating future need for a women's squad...

Dickinsonian, October 21, 1937

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Renown chemist and member of the class of 1869 Dr. Wilbur Fiske Horn passes away at the age of ninety-one. Student Senate calls special meeting in response to police intervention in freshmen and sophomore fights

Dickinsonian, October 28, 1937

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C. William Duncan of Philadelphia's Evening Public Ledger speaks at chapel assembly. American University football coach Gus Welch introduces female kicker to team.

Dickinsonian, November 6, 1937

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Noted lecturer and commentator on Japan T.T. Brumbaugh begins four day visit to campus with chapel address. President Judge E. Foster Heller addresses annual Homecoming chapel. The undefeated Red Devil football team anticipates annual match...

Dickinsonian, November 11, 1937

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Editorial on the "deadly parallels" between 1917 and 1937 in international affairs is published. Undefeated football team beats Gettysburg for the third year in a row. Spotlight on Dr. Julia Morgan's, daughter of former college president,...

Dickinsonian, November 18, 1937

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Banquet held in honor of undefeated football team. Story on Dickinson and the Civil War is published, highlighting students' involvment in both the Union and Southern armies. Basketball team looking forward to successful season.

Dickinsonian, December 2, 1937

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Football team finishes their first undefeated season season since 1917 with win over Muhlenberg. The Dramatic Club's production of "Ghost Train" is reviewed. College president Fred P. Corson initiated as honorary member of Tau Kappa Alpha.

Dickinsonian, December 9, 1937

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Committee reports on final exams, proposes changes. Journal of Chemical Education publishes paper by Prof. Horace E. Rogers. Table Tennis tournament to be added to intramural competition. Swim team to incorporate the butterfly and an...

Dickinsonian, December 16, 1937

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Student Senate changes tenure of freshman rules, voting to end them after the first semester of the academic year. Social Committee begins planning carnival.

Dickinsonian, January 13, 1938

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Charlie Barnett, millionaire band leader, to play at Junior Prom.

Dickinsonian, February 10, 1938

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College to hold forum to discuss threats to freedom of religion. Phi Beta Kappa elects four new seniors for honors in scholastic achievement. Swing saxophonist Charlie Barnet and his band play at Prom.

Dickinsonian, February 17, 1938

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Head speakers in religious forum announced. Senate recommends three new bylaws be added to Constitution. Track team announces plans for season.

Dickinsonian, February 24, 1938

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Representatives of the Dramatic Club visit U. Penn to attend Cultural Olympics. Charlie Barnet plays at Junior Prom.

Dickinsonian, March 3, 1938

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National leaders express widespread approval of religious forum. President of the American Council of Education George F. Zook to speak at commencement exercises.

Dickinsonian, March 10, 1938

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Professor emeritus Dr. Bradford O. McIntire dies, tribute published. Social Service Committees work on projects in area. Women's Athletic Association holds Play Day.

Dickinsonian, March 17, 1938

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Survey of classrooms determines that many are improperly lit. College to offer free Syphilis testing to student body.

Dickinsonian, March 24, 1938

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124 students take advantage of free Syphilis testing on campus. Dramatic Club to present "Fly Away Home" for spring production. Women's Pan-Hellenic Council plans "Pan-Hell" week.

Dickinsonian, March 31, 1938

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College to conduct student poll on international issues. Faculty to require participation in extra-curricular activities for graduation. Charles Alvin Jones, 1910 graduate of the Law School and Democratic candidate for Governor, speaks in...

Dickinsonian, April 7, 1938

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E.C. Herber, member of the Biology faculty, writes paper to be published in parasitology journal. The Dramatic Club's production of "Fly Away Home" is reviewed. Results of student poll on international issues are published. Tennis team starts...

Dickinsonian, April 23, 1938

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Dr. Milton W. Eddy, head of the Biology department, is recognized for his work in analysis of hair samples in criminal investigations. Spotlight on baseball player Pete Sivess '36 and his time with the Phillies and Cardinals.

Dickinsonian, April 30, 1938

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John W. Kephart, Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, speaks at Founders' Day chapel services. Basketball team opens season with win over F&M.

Dickinsonian, May 5, 1938

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Seniors get fellowships for graduate study in Germany. Carlisle citizens foster program to beautify community.

Dickinsonian, May 12, 1938

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Dr. James Pearsall Earp, instructor at the College, accepts assistant professorship at Western Maryland College to help start their sociology department. Swing musician Bunny Berigan to perform on campus.

Dickinsonian, May 19, 1938

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Prof. William Gould to travel around Asia. Dr. Eddy to provide exhibit at court trial.

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