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Article	Article Summary
New yearbook graphic account of student life	Will contain 2500 photos.
Iowa college songs will be feature of annual Press Prom
Dr. Lantz to teach at Ohio University for summer term	Will exchange places with W. A. Matheny of Ohio University.
Hays' recording machine enables students to improve performances; demonstration to be given at Mentzer home on April 7	Professor Hays talks about recording performances and using the recordings as teaching tools.
Men students elect Graber to head union; Harp, Cheney, and Kadesch are other 1936-37 officers	Brief profiles of new officers.
Polls to be open next Monday for student elections	To select class representatives to Board.
Colorado music dean will join summer faculty	Iliff Garrison will be here.
Play production conference takes place on April 18	Description of the program.
Applications are due for publication staff jobs
Registration for Baker Hall to begin April 6; to accommodate 111 students; daily housekeeping service is furnished	Description of facilities and services.
Grade tabulation involves system of check, double-check	Anna Wild talks about recording and checking grades.
If student would be a teacher, let him walk and talk with care; research lists factors in securing teaching position	Appropriate traits for a teacher.
Barker and Hays to conduct clubs in annual concert	Program for the Cecilian and Minnesinger concert; photo.
Bosley to address Princeton students New York Y. W. C. A.
Affirmative team thrice victorious	At Wisconsin competition.
New regulation for Bartlett Hall; two west corridors will be reserved for freshmen residents	Believe plan will promote unity and make enforcement of freshmen regulations easier.

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Article	Article Summary
"Ride begging" hard to prevent says Dr. Latham	President Latham responds to a letter talking about the dangers of hitch-hiking.
Art students will enter hobby show	In Waterloo.
Untitled	H. A. Riebe will speak on leisure time to Dunkerton group.
They did it, now our turn has come	Claims that better student leadership of organizations should be the result of the decision to limit the number of offices that can be held by one student.
The Line	Campus gossip.
New Teachers College cannibal--Zulabelle	Home Economics lab rat eats her own litter.

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Article	Article Summary
Untitled	Professors Kurtz and Hays judge music contests.
Opportunities for women discussed by Luse at forum	Professor Luse speaks on vocational opportunities for women.
Art conference on campus Saturday is well attended	Over 150 attend.
Students stories may be published	Professor Riebe has gathered stories relating to school management.
Alumnus tells own story; April sky pictured on cover
High school boys transmit sound by light beam phone	Description of the apparatus.
Spring revival occurs; 1914 "Model T" again pressed into service	Herloff Petersen rehabilitates old car.
Veterans of Future Wars meeting ends in a riot; no heads broken but some fun; Ray Sorensen leads opposition, McCabe absconds with insignia	Students outline purposes of new group; thirty join group.

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Article	Article Summary
Pryor and Perry co-star in movie	Will show "The Case of the Missing Man".
Ellen Richards Club sponsors conference for Iowa senior girls	Will feature style show and exhibits.
Faculty to attend Iowa science meet	Several will participate in or attend Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
Shirley Latham's name called at bank night	Was not present to claim $180 prize.
National fraternity honors Lambertson	Will speak at national Phi Delta Kappa meeting.
Judges photos	Anne Stuart Duncan will judge Waterloo exhibit.
Address on Olympic games to be given by W. B. Chamberlain	Profile of the speaker; photo.
German Club will sponsor showing of "Kaiserliebchen"
Cheerleaders tryouts planned
Needles, scissors busy this week in the drama shop	Preparing for presentation of "The Yellow Jacket".
Minnesingers to include three towns in tour	Will visit Algona, Humboldt, and Renwick.
Forty-nine take placement tests

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Article	Article Summary
Guest almost eludes would-be surprisers	Catherine Jones almost misses her party.
Group to attend Ohio conference	Will attend meeting of women's associations.
Ellen Richards Club	E. W. Goetch speaks on personality.
Allen leaves	Professor Allen will attend weaving institute.
Grade, high school pupils give recital in Gilchrist Hall	Pupils of ISTC faculty perform.
First Year Primary Club	Discuss hobbies.
Students don winter apparel as weather changes social activities	Campus social calendar.
Gamma Theta Upsilon has formal initiation	List of initiates.
A. D. A. fraternity revives newspaper	Will issue the Gamma Broadcaster.
Delta Phi Delta	Will initiate two.
College Singers to entertain at Waterloo church Sunday night	Performance program.
Bosley will speak at Sunday chapel
Death claims former Iowa superintendent	Frank T. Vasey died.
Alpha Beta Gamma	Harold Bosley spoke on contributions of women.
Myrtle Telleen named campus nominee for Drake Relays queen	Profile of Myrtle Telleen.
Dr. Dafoe makes his bow to zoology class on Teachers campus	Students find five babies in shark they are dissecting.

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Article	Article Summary
Panther net squad prospect excellent; schedule incomplete	ISTC will face Grinnell this season, and hopefully Cornell, Coe, Drake, and Iowa State.
Fifty-three frosh baseball aspirants report to coach	Coach Dave McCuskey plans to cut the team to twenty men as soon as the weather will permit him to get a better lineup of his men.
Veteran sprinter	Senior Johnny Walgren, a veteran sprinter from last year, is pictured; photo.
Women's sports	Discusses a visit to see Miss Doris White's office in the Women's Gymnasium.
Hitting outfielders scarce on Tutor nine, states coach	Coach Munn Whitford is still working on his lineup for the baseball team.
Wrestlers enter Des Moines meet	Five Tutors will represent ISTC at the Y. M. C. A. amateur wrestling tournament in Des Moines.
Tutor sprint section weak; Walgren, Alderman, Hinshaw only veterans back for squad	With last year's three leading men graduated, the Tutor track team is left short-handed on veterans.
Panther nine opens season with Iowa State College; Iowa State College first foe for green Tutor team; will play two-game series	Although this year's Tutor team is inexperienced, Coach Munn Whitford says they have proven themselves strong in practices.
Twenty-one men receive football sweaters today	Earl A. Rath will speak at the presentation of twenty-one letters to football players.
Kappa Theta Psi	Entertained pledges.
Splinters--From The Bench	Briefly comments on the baseball, football, and track teams and on the ping-pong talent of Waterloo and Cedar Falls men.
Baseball score cards at game	Baseball programs will consist of four-page, green and white, cardboard pamphlets.