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Identifier | 1924-01-30 |
Title | The Baylor Lariat (Waco, Texas), Vol. 25, No. 31, Wednesday, January 30, 1924 |
Series Title | The Lariat |
Date | 1924-01-30 |
Editor-in-chief | Smith, W.C. |
Staff | Editorial staff: M.M. Brownlee (Managing editor), Warren Woodson (Associate editor), Dr. C.D. Johnson (Supervisor) -- Business staff: Tom H. Cheavens (Business manager), Ralph Kilgore (Advertising manager), Louis D. Gayer (Circulation manager) -- Departments: T.S. Compere (Sports editor), E.T. Holloway (Religious editor), Bob Deinst (Chamber Commerce), Floyd Phillips (Exchange editor) -- JUNIOR STAFF. Elna [i.e. Elinor] Foster (Editor), Kirtley [i.e. Kirtly] Brown (Associate editor), Carl Speck (Sports editor) -- Feature writers: Dixon Wector [i.e. Wecter], Charles Pool, Ben Williams -- Reporters: Gladys Granberry, Jones Taylor, Bob Dienst, Boyd, Helen Pool. |
Pricing | $1.50 / 1 year |
Content Description | Student newspaper from Baylor University that includes local, state and campus news along with advertising. |
Note | Junior Edition issue. |
Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
Total Pagination | 4 |
Physical Description | Newspaper |
Resource Type | Text |
Digital Collection | The Texas Collection - Baylor Lariat |
Language | English |
Format | |
CONTENTdm file name | 6704.cpd |
Description
Title | The Baylor Lariat |
Date | 1924-01-30 |
Contents | Main Headlines: Juniors plan most elaborate function for winter quarter: member of faculty will give leading address ; set 200 as limit ; special privileges will be grant of the evening -- Modern Spanish is taught in department: enables students to converse with faculty any where (sic) -- Dr. Brooks in Dallas for Founder's (sic) Day -- Meroney and Bamford attend Austin meet: discuss sociology courses offered in schools -- Graduate here -- Written by famous author Italian tragedy portrays wayfaring banana peddler -- Slosson tells 300 people of progress made scientifically: lecture deals with popular subjects of day ; has no limit ; man has opportunity to give self unlimited power -- Dean of Iowa U. is coming to lecture: Dr. C.E. Seashore will confer wtih faculty members -- Plan for magazine again put forward at preachers' meet: Dr. C.D. Johnson suggests universal magazine for all departments of university, committee working on plan to put idea on substantial basis ; will investigate -- Falls and McLennan teachers meet here: will come to Baylor again next year, Brooks conductor -- Men's hall masque reception promises to be a gay affair -- Coming of Coue has interest for Baylor: noted scientist is one of greatest puzzles of today -- Nat Harris talks at meet Business Club -- Seniors will join with alumni and faculty in celebration of Founder's (sic) Day here next Saturday evening, program is in G.B. Hall -- Longhorns favored to win conference basketball honors: Aggies have chance yet to nose out the Steers ; T.C.U. falls out ; Bears have hard fight before them in weekend series / Carl Speck -- May register names with teacher board: early action aids placement committee to fill places. |
Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
Page Number | 1 |
Digital Collection | The Texas Collection - Baylor Lariat |
Language | English |
Format | |
CONTENTdm file name | 6700.pdf |