Issue Contents

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1	Bureau places 3551 graduates; five thousand register with bureau in three years since its founding	E W. Goetch talks about the value of the service.
2	Burton Byers wins oratorical contest	Will represent ISTC in intercollegiate competition.
3	Cornell chemistry head addresses group here	Nicholas Knight will address the Chemistry Seminar.
4	Eight will have leads in cast of O'Neill play; cast includes seventy-five	Preview of "Marco Millions"; list of cast members.
5	Fifteen hundred watch pageant of crucifixion here on Easter Sunday	Presented by Junior Religious Council.
6	Glee clubs give annual concert; Euterpean and Troubadour clubs combine for evening of music Campbell--Dana M. (Class of 1930)	Review of Euterpean and Troubadour glee club performances on campus.
7	Henrietta Thornton, art instructor, resigns after 38 years' service here	Resignation effective at end of summer 1932 term.
8	Houck appoints five committees to plan senior prom May 14	List of committee members.
9	Howland Hanson chooses "Miracle of Me" for topic	For CHIC sermon.
10	Junior Academy of Science will meet here April 29, 30	High school science students will come to campus.
11	League executives announced members of new committees	List of Women's League officers and committee members.
12	Major "I" men sponsor first dance tonight; Art Biddinger and his band of Cedar Rapids replace Lloyd Wells, originally reported engaged
13	May Queen nominations due in office by April 6
14	Over six hundred purchase Old Golds
15	Practice teaching grade equals average of two first terms in college	Martin Nelson talks about the relationship between grades in class and in student teaching.
16	Press officers to be named April 18
17	Professor Wallace will not return this term	Still recovering from complications of influenza.
18	Six seek publications positions; new appropriation assures wages; additional applications expected; candidates are well qualified	George Holmes says that the quality of the applications is high.
19	Student loans exceed $10,000; college gives approval for incorporation of loan association here	About 125 students have taken out loans.
20	Tutors place in forensic meet; local teams tie Wisconsin U. for second honors; Carleton is first	Results of recent competition; photo.

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21	Eagle Scouts will pan for gold on vacation journey to Black Hills	Professor Buffum will lead trip.
22	Eight students appear in regular bi-monthly departmental recital	List of performers and their work.
23	Lillian Crossley killed by car in Webster City
24	Local Orchesis will present program Thursday evening	Will present eight dances.
25	Stanley Wood serves on scenery committee at Yale winter pageant	Participates in many dramatic activities while studying at Yale.
26	Who stopped the Campanile clock?	Humorous questions about why the clock stopped.

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27	Alpha Society	Hold regular meeting.
28	Alphas hold spring banquet and initiation
29	Bartlett Hall holds April Fool party
30	Phi Chi Delta plan April Fool's party
31	Sororities are initiating and pledging new members this week	Campus social calendar.
32	The Line	Campus gossip.

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33	Athletic Board picks Art Olsen for Berg award; trophy is awarded for most valuable service during basketball season	Junior guard Arthur Olsen was awarded the Berg Trophy for his performance on the 1931-32 basketball team.
34	Baseball players practice outdoors	Baseball practices continue.
35	Dickinson directs men in outdoor practice	First meet for track team will be the Kansas Relays on April 23.
36	Life Savers will give carnival here April 20	Corps is currently practicing.
37	Panther Tales	Brief profile of Keith Stapley; comments on the upcoming Olympics; photo.
38	Spring sports program is announced; entries in softball, tennis, and track must be posted by April 16	Intramural program and rules for the 1932 spring term.
39	Two wrestlers qualify for Olympic trials; Gerber and Harmon place third in national meet at Bloomington	Maynard Harman and Arthur Gerber will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to try out for the Olympic team; results from national intercollegiate tournament are announced.
40	Veteran catcher	Senior catcher Leo Schrody poses for the camera; photo.