Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Dean C. E. Edmondson A RUBBER-STAMPED C. E. Edmondson gracing a postal card subpoena sends a shudder through our best and bravest. The kindly, benign portrait above betrays none of the fiendish tendencies with which he is accredited by his victims. There is no satisfaction in a visit with the Dean. He does not vehemently upbraid his callers. His j stem is unique but effective. The Dean smiles and you wonder why. When you get through talking things over with the Dean, there is a feeling that there isn ' t much more that can be said on the matter. Dean Amies E. Wells BE the question one of conduct or the quality of wallpaper for the hall room, our administratrix of justice is fully competent to decide it. Dean Wells holds court every day for those with too few creeiit points and too many dates. The ones interviewed ome forth from the sacrificial chamber, crestfallen and penitent, with a burning to mend their ways. Dean Wells has pioneered in all feminist movements at Indiana University. It is to her untiring efforts that we owe the forthcoming Women ' s Dormitory, the W. S. G. A. nnsl the ten-thirty date limit. ' 1 Wt.l

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Twenty-one