Enrollment at U of South Dakota Rises to 1673
Vermillion December reports show the University of South Dakota total enrollment for the twelve months ending November 30 rising to 1,673, just shy of the all time record. Registrar H W Frankenfeld notes 434 regular students and 189 fine arts special students among 1,484 collegiate figures split between extension and residence divisions for the year.
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Greek art shaped by environment on KUSD lecture
Lawrence C. Mitchell, University of South Dakota art instructor, said Greek art and religion grew from environmental forces. He cited physical excellence as key to both sculpture and mythology, aided by abundant marble, in a radio lecture series aired Mondays 8:00 to 8:20 p.m. Iroquois Masons initiate Master Mason with visitors John Fonsberg and Charles M. Hall present.
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S.F. Policemen Recover All Stolen Automobiles
Sioux Falls police report for November shows all 23 cars stolen were recovered, with three more stolen in nearby towns returned to owners. Seventy-five arrests were made, average 2.5 daily, down 19 from October. 44 arrests for intoxication.
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