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1	"Rhapsody in Blue" is big feature of music jamboree; lighting effects make concert pleasing to eye as well as ear	Symphony Orchestra will perform for mothers.


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2	Bell will be rung when "Old Golds" are put on sale	First person to Old Gold office after the ringing of the bell will win a free yearbook.


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3	Dotty Hill reigns as queen at Senior Prom tomorrow eve.; modern theme will be carried out in spring colors at dance tomorrow


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4	Faculty quartet sings for Kiwanis Club Monday


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5	First annual Gridiron Banquet is planned for Friday, twenty-second; oil can will be presented to one who has been of most service to paper this year	Hope to establish new tradition.


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6	Four bored wives seek rest haven in spring comedy; clever comedy has lost none of the rich humor in original novel Wood--Stanley G. (Class of 1931; Theater Faculty)	Preview of "The Enchanted April".


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7	Freshmen speakers clash with Simpson at Des Moines May 20	Robert Wick and Burdette Moeller will represent ISTC.


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8	Harold Simmers is elected president of Pi Gamma Mu	Roster of officers.


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9	Importance of social studies emphasized by convention speaker	Professor Erbe elected vice president of the group of social scientists.


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10	Katherine Seay will study psychology at Columbia next year; Sara Beach of University of Minnesota will succeed her as Y. W. C. A. secretary	Altha Curtis will be secretary this summer.


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11	May Queen	Alice Dowden is May Queen; photo.


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12	Mothers are feted by Teachers College students this weekend; three days program of dances, dinners, and music planned	Lengthy description of the program.


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13	Robert Wick places third in annual Peace oratorical contest Fri.


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14	Seniors, attention!! Boetger--Leora M. (Class of 1931)	Should pay class dues.


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15	Spring number of "Purple Pen" will be on sale today	Quick survey of contents.


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16	Student journalists attend conference at Cedar Rapids Friday; talks by Hal O'Flaherty and G. M. Hyde were features on the program	Nine students attended Iowa college press meeting.


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17	Twenty-five campus organizations take part in May fete tomorrow; program will take place either on south lawn or in Men's Gymnasium	Description of the activities.

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18	Change made in location of Bancroft's Floral Shop	Will change location of Main Street store, but greenhouse operation will remain on 12th Street.


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19	Eight teams entered in intramural tennis	Pairings announced for intramural tennis tournament.


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20	Every day should be mother's in thought, if not in celebration; music, dinners, dances, movies, church are for mother	Mothers arriving for Mother's Day celebration are welcomed.


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21	Mothers will be guests at Berg's on Saturday	Will receive treats there.


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22	R. H. Barnes, summer school teacher, dies	Died May 1, 1931.


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23	Untitled	Phi Chi Delta honors mothers.


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24	Untitled	Lambda Delta Lambda pledges going through training.


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25	Untitled	Kappa Phi held informal initiation.

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26	Baseball team away on three day trip at Michigan schools; to play three foes in three days	Tutors prepare to take on Western State Teachers, Michigan State, and Michigan State Normal.


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27	Freshmen defeat Mason City, 14 to 3	Freshman baseball squad wins game at Mason City Junior College, 14-3.


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28	Mendenhall appoints committee to submit sportsmanship hints	L. L. Mendenhall concerned about sportsmanship at ISTC.


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29	Training School to be host to north east district meet; district tennis meet to be held in connection	T. C. High hosts district track/tennis meet.


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30	Tutor golf team goes to Indianola	Tutor golf team gets ready for meet with Simpson College.


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31	Tutors win places in Dakota Relays	Results for Tutor team from the Dakota Relays.


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32	Varsity and frosh to tangle with Coe and Cornell Sat.; to engage in triangular meet at Cedar Rapids	Three team track meet to be held at Cedar Rapids.


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33	Varsity wins dual track meet with freshmen, 97 to 61	Varsity defeats freshman track squad in track meet.


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34	Wrestlers demonstrate before Waterloo Legion	Tutor wrestling squad shows off some aspects of collegiate wrestling to members of the Legion.

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35	Mother and Dan Cupid rate high in college society this week	Campus social calendar.

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36	"Cimarron" will be shown here Saturday	College movie.


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37	Bel Canto Glee Club will sing at vespers Sunday


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38	Extension department broadcasts programs over KFNF this week	Hope to raise interest in branch summer school at Red Oak.


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39	Lees, state geologist, elected president of Academy of Science	James Henry Lees will be president; three ISTC faculty elected to other positions.


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40	National convention grants charter to local Phi Mu Alpha; officers receive telegram this week confirming chapter's petition	Will initiate twenty students and five faculty.


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41	Untitled	Pi Beta Alpha met.