Man is being born with a football tucked under his arm, and each year from October until Chrismas he lives, eats and sleeps football- much to the surprise and many times chagrin of woman.

There had evidently been a terrible calamity. Mrs. Jones threw her apron over her rumpled marcel and muffled moans of distress assailed the ears of a somewhat flustered husband.

She’s Been a Campus Personality By Prof. Blair Converse

No Race Prejudice in Barbados By Rosemae Johnson

Ideas Centuries Old By Sally

Tragedy in One Act By Isabella Palmer

Journalists Like Their Fun By Virginia Berry

Watch the Cyclone Ends By Winn Heyer

“We Thought it Would be That Easy” By Bess Ferguson

Lastest Fashions for a Fall Breakfast by Katherine Hoffman

It's autumn-it's football weather- it's breakfast weather! That first sniff of chilly morning air and the sight of leaves just beginning to shade into red and yellow and brown gives one a ready-for-anything feeling and a simply enormous appetite. And with that bounding appetite you're just in the mood to give a lively autumn breakfast.

"The most efficient kitchens are rectangular in shape." Such is the decree of the Household Equipment Department at Iowa State College.