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1 Alpha Chi's first in scholarship; lead social fraternities for fifth successive quarter GPAs for fraternities.
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2 Ball for F. R. to take place here Jan. 30th Will raise money for polio.
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3 Business manager of Old Gold resigns post Ray Pingel resigns.
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4 Chorus for Tutor Ticklers announced List of eight members.
11 Junior class to meet Will plan for Washington Ball.
16 Social dancing to be resumed Jan. 15 To be held Monday nights.
18 Speech contest to feature $50 in prizes For men's and women's contests.
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5 Curtis to lead talk on taxes Thursday
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6 Faculty quartet presents annual concert Sunday Performance program.
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7 Francis German to give recital; program of French songs will be presented
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8 Here's your chance to check up on "datability" of T.C. co-eds; specifications on prettiest girls listed in new date book Alpha Delta Alpha publishes and circulates book on campus women.
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9 Howland Hanson to preach Sunday at services Of CHIC.
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10 Jessup's appointment indicates Iowa's educational importance; new Carnegie Foundation head sets brilliant example Tribute to Walter Jessup.
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12 Letter winners to be initiated at "I" Club meeting Jan. 17
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13 Panthers defeat Cornell 34 to 32; Tutors win thriller by staging last half rally; Carr and Kraft are stars Teachers score winning points in last minute of the game.
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14 Plans begun for Inter-frat hops Greeks plan for dances.
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15 Play night to attract many to fieldhouse; first annual co-educational night is sponsored by "I" Club, W.A.A.
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17 Special 3-car train planned for Coe game; tickets offered for sale next week at the Crossroads Student Council and Pep Club arrange train for next basketball game.
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19 Strayer elected to council of national dramatic fraternity Will be on national council of Theta Alpha Phi.
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20 An old question Suggests offering military training as an elective alternative to physical education.
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21 Books
Lillibridge--Merl Clarian
A book review of "The Woods Colt" by Thames Williamson.
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22 Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
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23 Does truth hurt? Comments on Henry Wallace's assertion that football is a racket.
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24 Forum Observations of students.
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25 Poetry
Snell--Marjorie H. (Class of 1934)
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26 The Line Campus gossip.
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27 Campus social groups resume activities after Yule holidays Campus social calendar.
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28 Charles Holden is busily engaged in new Broadway hit Will not resume teaching duties until spring.
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29 College Symphony to give concert Feb. 20
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30 Commons Sunday radio Radio available for those who wish to listen to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
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31 Deadline for senior annual photos Feb. 5
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32 Lorinne Crawford to marry Frank Buhl
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33 Luella Scurry will give recital Jan. 17 Performance program.
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34 News briefs Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
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35 Nymphs, elephants taught rudiments of 'Light Fantastic' Dorothy Michel and Lorinne Crawford teach dance.
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36 Shakespeareans to have winter dance
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37 Social Science Club discusses "New Deal" Roster of presentation topics.
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38 Speaks tonight M. Willard Lampe will speak to Presbyterians; photo.
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39 Westminster drama club will give play Sunday, January 14 Will present "Confessional".
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40 Grinnell Pioneers outplay Panthers and win, 30-22 Grinnell takes an early lead on Panther court.
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41 Intramurals are now under way; Director John Baker calls managers' meeting for afternoon Intramurals include basketball, wrestling, swimming, and boxing.
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42 Intramurals for women started for winter term Intramurals include volleyball, basketball, and ping pong.
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43 Tutors set for Badger matmen; meet Wisconsin University grapplers in fieldhouse Monday evening Varsity looks strong even though they lost three good men.