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1	160 of 273 fail to pass county exams	Grammar was most difficult part of test.


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2	Akron president	Dr. George F. Zook, president of the University of Akron and summer 1932 Commencement speaker, is pictured; photo.


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3	Alison Aitchison to address members of Kappa Delta Pi	List of initiates.


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4	Bartlett Hall girl has purse stolen on Tuesday night	Jessie Morgan leaves room and returns to discover theft.


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5	Church services will be at Riverview park	At Cedar Falls Bible Conference.


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6	Commencement exercises are now arranged; Dr. G. F. Zook will address summer graduates August 18	Speaker profile.


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7	Dean Reed witnesses earthquake during visit in Washington


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8	Eva May Luse is delegate to Swiss conclave; local professor is one of three U. S. delegates to convention	Will attend congress of mathematicians.


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9	Faculty members present musical program at 'sing'	Present short program of songs.


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10	Inez Johnson to present recital next Wednesday	Performance program.


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11	Music groups to offer programs here next week; band and string quartet will play Wednesday and Thursday	Performance program.


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12	Richard Meech is visitor on campus


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13	Student choir will present cantata at Clear Lake conclave	Group from First Methodist Episcopal Church will perform.


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14	Students and faculty members attend Iowa University production	Attend production of "Tread the Green Grass".


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15	Teachers graduate manages America's best weekly paper	W. C. Jarnagin honored for his work with the Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune.


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16	Unique speech work is offered; after-dinner speaking is added to forensic schedule	Professor Lambertson talks about the new competition.


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17	Unusual performance is presented by college symphony orchestra in concert; Olive L. Barker is soloist; receives plaudits of the audience Campbell--Dana M. (Class of 1930)	Review of the Symphony Orchestra's first concert for the summer session.


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18	Varied assembly program is given; six musical numbers and chemistry film are presented


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19	Women's group to plan year's activities soon	Women's League leaders will meet to plan for fall.

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20	Forum	Criticizes statements supposedly made by John Ruger concerning the quality of the campus gossip column, The Line.


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21	Literat Eye Schrubbe--Margaret (Class of 1933)	Review of "Two Living and One Dead," written by Sigurd Christiansen; essay is printed discussing "The College Woman."


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22	Souvenir hunters	Professor Myron Russell wants students to return stolen band uniforms and sheet music notebooks.


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23	Teachers College and culture	Criticizes writer for claiming that teachers colleges do not offer culture to their students.


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24	The Line	Campus gossip.

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25	'Eaters' Club meets weekly at Bartlett	Group gets together to prepare meals.


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26	Added social zest comes with signs of summer term's close	Campus social calendar.


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27	Beans won the World War; and a State Teachers College professor was partially responsible, believe it or not! Sheridan--Mary Ann Shank (Class of 1936)	Professor Brindley is widely recognized for his skills in vegetable gardening.


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28	Church groups to have joint meeting	Methodists and Presbyterians get together.


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29	College girls have 'Co-Ed Icebreaker'	Women enjoy dance, games, and cards.


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30	Teacher contributes to state art course	H. Estelle Harden confers with Professor Cole on art curriculum.


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31	Y. W. C. A. has summer outing	Went to Morris Isle.

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32	Campus foliage suffers siege at students' hands	Students pull leaves from bushes.


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33	Cause of economic slump is unearthed on local campus	Workers find change while fixing sidewalks.


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34	Cecilia Vogelsang drowns in Pine Lake


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35	College will show real gambling den in Saturday movie	Will show "Girl of Rio".


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36	Dormitory women see cereus bloom	Rare plant blooms.


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37	Flight one in Faculty Men's golf tourney enters final matches	Results are announced from recent Faculty Men's golf tournament competition.


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38	Hillside Luncheonette now provides music during dinner hour	Students provide entertainment.


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39	Joan Blondell has lead in Rinehart story at Regent	Will show "Miss Pinkerton".


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40	Mabel Hall places in tank tourney	Takes several places at AAU meet.


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41	Penmanship is no index to capabilities, says student collector of autographs; good girl penman to wed famous men, as did Mrs. Coolidge	Beatrice Strieby talks about the handwriting style of several famous persons.


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42	Professor suffers pleurisy attack	Professor Fagan is ill.


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43	U. of C. chief talks politics; university president is in favor of vote as protest	Robert Maynard Hutchins talks about the upcoming Presidential election.