Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 14, No. 02 (November 1935)

U. of A., with a record registration of 180, faces housing problem -- Dramatic officers elected, semester play announced -- Home Ec. short courses attract twenty students -- Ross L. Sheely accepts post at Matanuska --135-year old newspaper presented to University -- Palmer promoted to Station Post Ft. Collins, Colo. -- Archaeological party returns with valuable Bering Sea specimens -- Lorin T. Oldroyd accepts position as Extension Head -- Extension work at Matanuska summarized -- Sketches of early Alaska / Dickey, Albert -- Roland Snodgrass will do graduate work at Colorado -- Hance and Sheely give interesting assembly talks -- The University farm / Green, W.W. -- Antarctic travel perils described by Bramhall -- Letter received from Marchand in London -- Senior student makes trip to South America -- Large crowd sees Frosh Bonfire and initiation skit -- Basketball season at University opens with lively intramural tilts -- Sophomores lose to Freshmen in Field-Day events -- Play, science and nonsense feature assembly progra