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1	Cancel summer convocations	Committee decided to hold only one convocation during summer.


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2	Cedar Falls band leads Lions parade	Band conducted by Professor McCreary led parade in Des Moines.


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3	Dairy cattle class take field trip	Visited farm.


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4	Dr. Huang tells what is going on in China today	Tien Lai Huang speaks at convocation.


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5	Faculty members report on N. E. A. convention	Citizenship was topic of recent conference; Harry Eells was one speaker; fifteen faculty members attended.


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6	Kurtz compositions prove to be popular	Upcoming performer Ethel Jones will sing two songs written by Professor Edward Kurtz.


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7	Noted Englishman is coming soon; will speak at open Kappa Delta Pi initiation	John H. Nicholson will speak.


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8	Official Bulletin	Schedule of events for the week; announcements and notices.


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9	Plan trip to Rath plant Saturday	Students wishing to go on trips during the summer must secure tickets soon.


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10	Political scientists meet at Iowa City; party issues of 1928 were theme of discussions	Professors Robinson, Gemmill, Erbe, O'Neill, and Young attended.


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11	Professor Nelson receives Ph. D.	From University of Wisconsin; had opportunity to meet Charles Lindbergh.


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12	Prominent soprano coming Friday; Ethel Jones to appear on second number of lecture course	Summer entertainment course brings popular singer to campus; photo.


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13	Remodeling president's future home	President Seerley will return to the President's Cottage, originally built for him and his family.


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14	Rural teachers picnic at golf links	350 students attend.


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15	Sigma Tau Delta edits literary page	Of the College Eye for the rest of the summer.


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16	T. C. graduate buried at Osage; died from injuries received when attempting to aid girl	Donald Pint killed by criminal in Waterloo; photo.

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17	Literary Butler--John	Creative writings by students.

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18	Editorially speaking Truesdell--Wayne Palmer (Class of 1929; Education Faculty)	Wayne Truesdell advocates nominating Herbert Hoover to run for President.


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19	Judge Allen speaks at college	Encourages students to watch government between election times to ensure they have an educated vote; also believes divorce is a result of lack of obligation.

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20	Plan trip to Benson Creamery	Students in Consolidated Schools and Country Life will take field trip.

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21	At the Theatres; put out his eye twice every day; Lon Chaney wore unique make-up while making new film	Short review of movie "The Road to Mandalay".


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22	Baseball corner	Baseball questions.


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23	Beta Lambda Gams defeat Shepherds	Intramural baseball highlights; 6-3 final score; line-up of both teams.


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24	Botany students go to "Devil's Backbone"	Professors Lantz and Clark led the trip.


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25	Championship medal flight	Golf championship to be held.


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26	Men's double tennis tournament	Men encouraged to sign up for tournament.


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27	Mulligans column; burly Cedar Falls nine fights desperately to grab hardest game in years	Mulligans won, 11-3, against Bloomer girls; highlights of game.


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28	Notice golf players	Encourages students playing golf to be mindful and respectful of other golf players.


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29	On what do you base your first impression of a person?	Students and faculty respond.


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30	Second round played this week	Handicap golf tournament second round coming up; pairs given.


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31	Smile next week	Students encouraged to smile to show how sociable they can be.


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32	Xanho--Chi leading intramural; defeat Beta-Lambda Gams 2 to 1 score	Intramural baseball highlights.


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33	Y. W. notes	Will have Japanese lawn party.

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34	Band plays at Hill Park tonight	Dedicate new fountain at College Hill Park.


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35	Bartlett Hall news; Bartlett Hall notes	Happenings in Bartlett Hall.


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36	Married 50 years	All of the Seerley children and grandchildren attended President and Mrs. Seerley's anniversary.


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37	More N. E. A. news	Speaker advocates good conversation.

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38	Biology Club meeting	Meeting information; initiations.


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39	Commercial Club	Office roster; speaker.


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40	Craig Ellyson gives voice recital	Performance program.


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41	L. S. A.	Meeting information.


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42	Miss Adaline Howe	Adaline Howe married Walter A. Hartung.


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43	Miss Margaret Hassel	Margaret Hassel married Dr. James C. Martin.


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44	Miss Ruth Fullerton	Ruth Fullerton married Harold Palmer.


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45	Pi Beta Alpha	Meeting information; sorority happenings.


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46	T. C. student broadcasts	Katherine Fleming performs for the second time on the Waterloo station.


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47	The marriage of Miss Alice Elizabeth Kint	Alice Kint married Reiss George Stuhler.