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1	"Minick" offers something new in domestic comedy	Preview of the play.


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2	"On With The Stunts" is cry to students by show committee	Organizations must register their acts with Dean Campbell.


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3	A. A. U. W. rehearses for "Arabian Nights" program, January 6	Will raise money for scholarships.


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4	Athletic conference to be here tomorrow	Athletics staff will host high school coaches.


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5	Audience will see plants grow on screen	Arthur Pillsbury will show films.


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6	College brass quartet broadcasts from WMT


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7	Debaters plan trip to meet eastern college teams there; topic for debate this year will be disarmament problem	Will meet four Michigan schools.


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8	Debaters primed for first battle of words	Will debate junior colleges in pre-season competition.


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9	Faculty member is honored in Chicago	Professor Gaffin is national president of Pi Omega Pi.


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10	Freshmen to frolic, cavort, and disport in gay rollick tonite; games, dancing and music will be some features of the evening


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11	Freshmen will speak for themselves soon	Will compete in extemporaneous speaking.


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12	Heads new course	Edward Kurtz will establish a new four-year course in orchestra and band music; outline of the curriculum; photo.


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13	Life savers train for annual pageant	Will demonstrate swimming, diving, and life saving skills.


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14	Old Gold business manager divides prize	Top salesmen tie with 106 sales apiece.


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15	Social files open to students and faculty	Files record students' daily schedule, address, rooming house, and activities.


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16	Students save eyes by use of new lights	Brighter lights installed in classrooms and halls of Auditorium Building; brief history of electrical power on campus.


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17	Taxidermist adds new specimens to Museum collection	John Hodges returns from New Mexico with animal specimens and pottery.


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18	Well-known rabbi will speak Sunday at church services	Eugene Mannheimer will speak.

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19	The Editor's Column	Students need to be respectful during the "Loyalty Song"; organizations getting ready for the variety show; trying to get students interested in journalism.

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20	Get Acquainted	A discussion with Major W. H. McKellar.


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21	The Line	Campus gossip.

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22	As I See It.	Questions about University of Iowa and the Big Ten; several ISTC athletes left school due to lack of money.


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23	Bender's wrestlers meet Wisconsin here Monday; first "Big Nine" foe for matmen; match is second home meet	Four lettermen on this year's squad.


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24	Cornell noses out Teachers 22-20	Cornell behind until last five minutes.


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25	Dickinsonians win from Coe quintet	Tutor basketball team defeats Coe, 21-14.


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26	Little Tutors win two games; lose to Eldora; down East Waterloo but drop Eldora contest Ward--Charles (Student--1931)	Tutors defeat Waverly in a slow-paced basketball game.


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27	Plan to eliminate tie grid games suggested	Fort Dodge coach suggests playing overtime if a tie occurs.


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28	Tutors vanquish Columbia, 26-22; team starts drive for another title; Tutors maintain early lead	Tutor basketball team wards off a Columbia comeback.

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29	Alpha Beta Gamma	Grace Clausen married Dr. Graham Boysen; luncheon held for those who stayed in Waterloo for vacation.


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30	Alpha Literary Society	Details about recent meeting.


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31	Alumnus arranges two-piano composition	Karl Dubbert has work published.


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32	Art League	Held short business meeting; Henrietta Thornton spoke at recent meeting.


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33	Biology Club	Roster of members initiated.


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34	Chi Pi Theta	Richard Dodge visited.


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35	Clio	Roster of officers.


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36	Delta Phi Delta	Pledges hosted a party for the actives and rushees; Marie Christoffersen married Russell Blake; Lorraine Lindsay pledging.


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37	Ellen H. Richards Club	Held regular meeting; Bertha Gardner spoke.


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38	Irving	Improvement of society hall discussed at recent meeting; old members encouraged to turn in their dues.


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39	L. S. A.	Plans for the first regular meeting of the new year.


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40	Miss Alta Freeman and Anne Stuart Duncan	Drove to Alta Freeman's home in Le Mars for Christmas.


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41	Miss Miriam Little	Spent vacation at her home in Lincoln, Nebraska.


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42	Miss Naomi Evans	Spent vacation in New Orleans, Milwaukee, and Chicago.


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43	Miss Olive Barker	Will sing a solo in the "Messiah" at Aurora, Illinois.


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44	Miss Rose Lena Ruegnitz	Attended opera, symphony concerts, and theatre in Chicago during vacation.


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45	Miss Thelma A. Short	Visited Chicago and Kansas during vacation.


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46	Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill	Visited Chicago for the weekend.


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47	Mr. L. A. Richman	Spent his vacation at his home in Cedar Falls.


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48	Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt	Visiting Chicago.


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49	Myron T. Russell	Visited relatives in Manhattan, Clay Center, and Stafford, Kansas, during vacation.


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50	Ossoli	Roster of officers.


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51	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of those initiated at recent formal initiation.


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52	Pi Omega Pi	Roster of officers.


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53	Pi Theta Pi	Roster of alumni entertained at luncheon.


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54	Tau Sigma Delta	Held formal initiation; roster of new pledges; Rose Marie Kleinfelder recovering from an operation.


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55	The Rev. Don M. Gury	Accepted a call to be a rector at St. Paul's Episcopal church in Watertown, Wisconsin.


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56	Theta Gamma Nu	Held formal and informal initiation; roster of initiates.


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57	V. O. V.	Held annual alumni banquet; Wilma Smith and Mrs. Eldridge Clough will be in charge of next year's dinner.


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58	W. A. A. urges women to play intramurals	The number of W. A. A. members keeps increasing.


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59	W. E. Hays	Visited his mother during vacation.


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60	Wesley Foundation	Plans for a mid-winter frolic; Professor E. O. Finkenbinder will speak at next gathering.


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61	Westminster Foundation	Plans for an open house; program for upcoming meeting; updates on upcoming activities.


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62	Y. W. C. A.	Katherine Seay attended a conference in Washington, D. C.; Esther West visited this week.

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63	Archery golf finds favor among women	Description of the new game which substitutes a bow and arrow for a golf club and ball.


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64	Correspondent	Stanley Wood appointed local correspondent for Associated Press, following death of George Twaddle; photo.


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65	Former graduate, now Montana educator, visits Alma Mater	Brief profile of F. O. Smith.


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66	Interest in A. A. U. W. is aroused by members of college faculty	ISTC group admitted to associate membership; aims of the group.


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67	Ticket offered to those who read "Eye" ads	Regent Theater ticket will be given to those who find errors in ads.