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1 And can they cook? Even dinner parties do not baffle these youths; six high school boys serve banquet for their mothers
Dunne--Agnese (Student--1937) 		Six men complete home economics course; decide to host mothers with four course dinner to include food preparation etiquette, family relationships, and the use of leisure time as well.
2 College Band plans concert for next week; date of program will be announced on bulletin board Performance program.
3 Committees plan for press meet; seventeenth convention is scheduled for April 28 and 29 Convention highlights.
4 Fewer men get mid-term D's; ten percent decrease due to reduction in enrollment Dean Reed will speak with men who received low grades.
5 Five students will be soloists at Music Hour next Tuesday Performance programs.
6 Loper calls off Old Gold subscription contest this week No organization has entered even as many as fifteen sales.
7 Movie version 'Pagliacci' may be shown here; if you want to see it, sing on the bulletin board Need one hundred signatures to get the film.
8 New equipment being installed for use in 'Once in a Lifetime'; new light switchboard to be brought from Broadway A look at some of the staging for the production.
9 No dance tonight! See Tutor Ticklers
10 Old Gold popularity contest will end next Thursday noon
11 Press association conducts study of college yearbook Will compare Old Gold with yearbooks of other colleges.
12 Purple Pen staff given poetry page in press magazine To appear in School Press Review.
13 Stage-shy speakers call for radio aid with speech grades Believes new equipment will help in public speaking.
14 Symphony concert changed to Feb. 21
15 They aim to settle war debts Debate tournament held; Dolan and Boysen are part of debate team; photo.
16 Three Teachers debate teams argue war debt question today; local teams will debate at Presbyterian church Monday Results of recent competition.
17 Winter term Purple Pen goes to press Brief survey of contents.
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18 Editorials; New Mexico progresses Notes change in attendance policy at school in New Mexico.
19 Editorials; why marriage fails Notes addition to curriculum of Butler University of a course on marriage.
20 Forum Believes that some students do not feel that they are a part of the college; others choose to associate with only a small group.
21 Literat = Eye Student short stories and poems.
22 The Line Campus gossip.
23 Women do not even attempt to define technocracy, survey shows; five men gave answers when asked baffling question
Olsan--Corey Ralston (Student--1934) 		Students respond to the question: What is technocracy?
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24 Alice Brown, Grace Hoover to assist in 'Y' conference plans Assist in state plans.
25 Alumnus distribution baffles reporter; magazine is sent to most state in the union and many foreign countries Lengthy description of the distribution of the Alumnus.
26 Appreciation group studies Negro arts
27 Dr. W. H. Kadesch to talk on science At AAUP meeting.
28 Five teas sponsored by housing units to give girls experience Will learn how to give tea party.
29 Freeman recital On Sunday.
30 Hanna Hafkesbrink speaks on Germany At AAUW meeting.
31 Human nature to be Dr. Hanson's subject At CHIC service.
32 Irving Society has dinner for rushees List of new members.
33 Josef Schaefer to talk at German Club On German composers.
34 Lambertson completes thesis At University of Iowa.
35 Ninety girls attend formal dinner-dance for Bartlett, west
36 Phi Chi Delta girls will present play
37 Program of social events is superseded by annual Tutor Tickler performance Campus social calendar.
38 Untitled Mary Howell and Luella Scurry gave Mickey Mouse skit.
39 V. O. V. scheduled to head list for Old Gold pictures
40 Wm. Lynches have baby boy Sunday
41 WMT will broadcast Dr. Seerley memorial serviced February 12
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42 Four quintets begin finals in basketball; extra game is needed to break tie in league B standings Results from intramural basketball competition.
43 Holmes completes publications chart Shows College Eye and Old Gold staff members.
44 Madame X despairs over inconsistent Panther basketeers Madame X predicts that Panthers will have an eight point win over Columbia. Madame X says the Panthers need more consistent playing or she won't be able to predict what will happen.
45 McCusky sets tourney dates; swimming and wrestling meets to be staged soon
46 Panthers win over pair conference foes; Fritzel's cagers hold lead in conference with double victory Teacher quintet won their fourth consecutive Iowa Conference game by defeating Penn College in a one-sided game, 41-25.
47 Teachers High meets Cedar Falls tonight Teachers and Cedar Falls High will meet for the second time this season. The Teachers cagers won their fifth loop engagement and at the same time spoiled the perfect record of Eldora High when they defeated that team, 28-22.
48 Tutors meet Columbia five here tomorrow; Dubuque team will seek revenge for early defeat Panthers must overcome the tendency to let down in the second half to win this game. Coach Fritzel is letting the men rest and not have practice to be ready for the game.
49 Wrestlers will meet Iowa State; coach Otoplik's team is described "Team of Champions" TC wrestlers will face their most feared team yet, Iowa State. Iowa State was the only team to win over Teachers last year and this year the Cyclones are favored over the Panthers.