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ST. JOHN'S HEAD INSTALLED * Gov. Albert C. Ritchie,
of Maryland, inducts Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock, former
federal prohibition administrator, as president of St. John's
College (Annapolis, Md.). WIDE WORLD PHOTO

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replace the original which went back to the University of
Minnesota (Minneapolis) Gophers after their recent victory
over the Wolverines. ACME PHOTO

HONOR LEHIGH FOUNDERS The founders' day academic
procession at Lehigh University (Bethlehem,-Pa.) marches from
the historic flagpole and Pdcker hall shown in the background.

OVERNIGHT HIKERS from Middlebury College (Vt.) pre-
pare an early Sunday morning breakfast at one of the lodges
found on the Long Trail which winds over the college's moun-
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Wolverine School.
University located in New Orleans.
An informal acknowledgment of a
debt common at school.
Famous beauty of Troy.
Mae West's diamond-loving character.
Initials of man who introduced to-
bacco to England.
Latin prefix meaning in.
Act of going to see a person (plural).
This school's mascot is a goat.
Metal bearing rock.
Preposition.
Expressing simple position.
Holiday during spring vacation.
Chemical symbol for tin.
Commander (abr.).
Degree of school of'medicine.
Prefix meaning half.
Large heron bearing beautiful plumes
once used on ladies' hats.
To fail (campus slang).
Preposition.
To grow old.
Saint (abr.).
It's in the air and kicked about.
Big shot of the campus. One of many.
Said to doctors.
National sorority.
Straightway (archaic).
Legally responsible. .
Lowest things in a fraternity.
How all 'girls should look for dates.
Third person possessive.
Left half (abr.).
What blackboards are made of.
Necessary for a rainy night or dance
date.
Comes after graduation-we hope!
Seventh letter of Greek alphabet.
Short observation written in class.
Machine to produce action.
Sold in a soda shop.

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1. To name incorrectly.
2. School in the Big Ten.
3. A pitcher's great asset.
4. Wrath.
5. Expressing pity.
6. Not ever.
7. Hard things to pass.
8. A coalition.
9. Ancient German province seized by
French in 1681.
10. Chemical symbol for nickel.
11. Yale.
14. Chemical symbol for lithium.
18. Short informal message.
21. Padlock or a college.
26. Red garden plant.
30. Large engineering school in the East
(abr.).
32. A national sorority (abr.).
33. Walked all over.
36. Seventeenth letter of Greek alphabet.
37. A small flap or tag.
38. Material from which pennants are
made.
39. Sharpest.
42. Small swift African antelope.
43. For a quartet to do.
44. Football season.
45. Buckeye school.
46. Big noise in the band.
47. Kingfish's state (abr.).
48. Product of an acid and a metal.
49. Dry lectures make us do this.
50. What fraternities give a prospect.
55. To turn aside.
56. Pounds (abr.).
57. Dessert with a crust.
58. Choice part of society.
60. Served at meal time.
64. Nineteenth letter of Greek alphabet.
66. Suffix meaning pertaining to.
67. A national sorority.
68. Man's name (abr.).
69. Double 0.
70. Result of a potent punch.
72. Large catholic school in Indiana(abr.).

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By Robert Wrege, Indiana University
(Bloomington)

Beginning with this issue, Collegiate Crossword Puzzles will be
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DOLLARS- will be paid for puzzles accepted and none will be
returned unless accompanied by return postage. Address: COL-
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