Cold Weather Grips Pacific Campus Amid Snowy Week
Deep cold tempers campus life as Wood-Mar Hall stays chilly yet students attend classes with coats and sweaters. Freshmen sled to a member’s home, sleighs fill mornings, and even Professor Perisho thaws pipes while lab work and Geography studies continue. Dormitory Club hosts President Mills and family for dinner and a lively social hour.
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Colleges to vote on peace treaty referendum January 13
A nationwide college referendum initiative invites each college to poll its faculty and students on four positions about ratifying the League of Nations treaty. Leading editors from major campuses back the plan, urging campus discussions and structured voting. Six dorm students hiked Chehalem Mountain Saturday, enjoying clear weather and a brisk climb.
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Notable Few Attend Lauder Concert in Portland Crowd
Beth and Harold Paulsen stood among the favored, while thousands swarmed to Portland and were refused entrance to hear the celebrated singer Harry Lauder on Thursday evening, December 5.
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Boys Shoveling Snow At Woodmar Hall Rewarded With Snowballs
Several boys were hired Wednesday afternoon to shovel snow from the Woodmar Hall roof. Their labor earned them a playful reward as they pelting passers by with snow balls and observing the embarrassed reactions.
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The Parker System Dentistry Reform Explanation
The Parker System groups several dentists in large offices to cover all dental tasks from extractions to artificial plates. Patients receive care from specialists, reducing visits and time while lowering costs. The system guarantees satisfaction and offers free examinations. There are twenty four Parker System offices nationwide with licensed experienced dentists.
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