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College Eye - Friday, April 1, 1932 (Volume 23, Number 36)

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Practice teaching grade equals average of two first terms in college	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Over six hundred purchase Old Golds	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Howland Hanson chooses "Miracle of Me" for topic	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Bureau places 3551 graduates; five thousand register with bureau in three years since its founding	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Six seek publications positions; new appropriation assures wages; additional applications expected; candidates are well qualified	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
League executives announced members of new committees	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Student loans exceed $10,000; college gives approval for incorporation of loan association here	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Professor Wallace will not return this term	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Houck appoints five committees to plan senior prom May 14	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Fifteen hundred watch pageant of crucifixion here on Easter Sunday	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
May Queen nominations due in office by April 6	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Major "I" men sponsor first dance tonight; Art Biddinger and his band of Cedar Rapids replace Lloyd Wells, originally reported engaged	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Glee clubs give annual concert; Euterpean and Troubadour clubs combine for evening of music	1	Review	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Cornell chemistry head addresses group here	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Eight will have leads in cast of O'Neill play; cast includes seventy-five	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Press officers to be named April 18	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Burton Byers wins oratorical contest	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Junior Academy of Science will meet here April 29, 30	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Henrietta Thornton, art instructor, resigns after 38 years' service here	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Tutors place in forensic meet; local teams tie Wisconsin U. for second honors; Carleton is first	1	News	/ni/1931/00000121.jpg
Eight students appear in regular bi-monthly departmental recital	2	News	/ni/1931/00000122.jpg
Eagle Scouts will pan for gold on vacation journey to Black Hills	2	News	/ni/1931/00000122.jpg
Stanley Wood serves on scenery committee at Yale winter pageant	2	News	/ni/1931/00000122.jpg
Lillian Crossley killed by car in Webster City	2	News	/ni/1931/00000122.jpg
Who stopped the Campanile clock?	2	Feature	/ni/1931/00000122.jpg
Local Orchesis will present program Thursday evening	2	News	/ni/1931/00000122.jpg
Sororities are initiating and pledging new members this week	3	News	/ni/1931/00000123.jpg
Alphas hold spring banquet and initiation	3	News	/ni/1931/00000123.jpg
Phi Chi Delta plan April Fool's party	3	News	/ni/1931/00000123.jpg
Bartlett Hall holds April Fool party	3	News	/ni/1931/00000123.jpg
Alpha Society	3	News	/ni/1931/00000123.jpg
The Line	3	Column	/ni/1931/00000123.jpg
Baseball players practice outdoors	4	News	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Two wrestlers qualify for Olympic trials; Gerber and Harmon place third in national meet at Bloomington	4	News	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Panther Tales	4	Column	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Spring sports program is announced; entries in softball, tennis, and track must be posted by April 16	4	News	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Dickinson directs men in outdoor practice	4	News	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Athletic Board picks Art Olsen for Berg award; trophy is awarded for most valuable service during basketball season	4	News	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Life Savers will give carnival here April 20	4	News	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg
Veteran catcher	4	Photo	/ni/1931/00000124.jpg

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