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Issue Contents

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1	"Dance" to be topic at forum	Professor Moore will speak.


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2	"It's an old Japanese custom" science students have adopted; silkworms and eggs are being cared for by students of nature study	How to care for silkworms.


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3	"Them bones" are worth $125 to the science department	Department of Science acquires new skeleton.


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4	Bosley lectures at chapel Sunday	Will speak on teaching.


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5	Canoeing lesson no. 1	Lois Bragonier and Clara Mae Rath use the new canoeing pool on campus; photo


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6	College Band will give concert after sing on Tuesday	Concert program.


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7	Collegians to see "Affairs of Susan"


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8	Cram reports on N. E. A. convention held at Portland	Presented addressed and met other Iowans there.


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9	Dorothy Logan holds position in California church	Sings in several presentations; photo.


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10	Dr. Green lists do's and don'ts for hot weather


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11	Education enrollment surpasses that of total for college	Survey of summer enrollment.


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12	Jumping mice are subject of study by Dr. R. L. Abbott	Conducting study of mammals for Iowa Academy of Science.


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13	Longest day really is the shortest day	Professor Cable points out the difference in the length of solar days.


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14	Pickets perturbing to museum muser who lingers late	Student trapped when Museum closes.


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15	Play tickets go on sale next Monday; "Is Life Worth Living?" will be produced by dramatists	Preview of the play; cast list.


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16	Sticky substance spots sidewalk	Honeydew secreted by aphids.


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17	W. C. T. U. president to address forum	Jeannette H. Mann will speak.


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18	Winifred M. Gilbert to receive degree at Iowa University	Will receive doctorate.

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19	. . . But the memory lingers on	Winter scene with Campanile; photo.


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20	Browsing room is popular among the summer residents	Bartlett Hall room receives many magazines and newspapers.


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21	Miss Freeman writes of travels	Writes of travel in Europe.


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22	The Line	Campus gossip.


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23	Unusual pencil records name in rainbow hues	History of unusual pencil.


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24	What's to be done?	Suggestions for improving teacher education.

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25	Bel Canto Glee Club gives tea-musicale


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26	Dr. H. Turner visits at Teachers College	Interested in TC and its programs.


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27	Faculty Dames picnic	At Professor Bailey's house.


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28	Graduate travels abroad	Merle Dillon is in Europe.


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29	Humpty Dumpty fell at 23rd and College Tuesday afternoon	Someone tried to fry an egg on the hot pavement.


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30	Kappa Phi club to entertain patronesses


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31	Kappa Pi Beta Alpha	Will initiate new members.


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32	Marsh, McMains wedded Sunday	Dorothy Marsh married Russell McMains.


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33	Methodists continue activities for term	Will hold picnic.


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34	Miss Agnes B. Cole sprains her ankle	At home for a few days.


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35	Miss Rohlf ill


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36	Program arranged for Writer's Club	Students will read from their work.


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37	Teaches at Sioux Center	Ellen Van Kley will teach there.


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38	These candidates for graduation will be next year's Iowa tutors; considerable number receive positions for coming school year	Survey of those who have positions and their locations.


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39	Though summer heat oppresses social life at least progresses	Campus social calendar.


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40	Verona Baggs and Blaine Gildea marry


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41	Yellow game room reserved by C. S. A.	For meeting.

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42	"Dancing Pirate" in color advance


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43	Campus laundresses discredit old idea of back breaking Monday	A look at the work in the campus laundry.


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44	Colorful, bugproof bindings displayed in book exhibits	Display of textbooks.


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45	Heat causes lapse in faculty tourney	Faculty members seem to be losing interest in the golf tournament, probably due to the heat.


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46	Miss Michel, also students and grads enter city tourney	Students, alumni, and Dorothy Michel will participate in the third annual Northeastern Iowa Open Tennis Tournament; participants are listed.


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47	Semifinals in city tilts held Saturday	Semifinals for the annual city golf tournament will be held at Washington Park Golf and Country Club.


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48	Share expense plan popularizes student	Richard Skarshaug shares ride expenses.


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49	Shiners capture two more games	The Shiners defeated Bower's team in kittenball, 22-17 and 17-7.


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50	Smith's Giants defeats Nelson's Cubs by 2-1 score	Results are announced from this week's kittenball competitions.


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51	Splinters --	Gossips about ISTC athletes.


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52	Swift's Club drubs Empire Dairy team; Irwin is burned	Kenneth Irwin was burned by a firecracker when playing kittenball against the Swift's team of Mason City.


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53	Tunnel on campus is being repaired	Between Campanile and Nursery School Building.


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54	Vacancies in sports left by lettermen; a large number of letter athletes are graduated this year	Twenty-seven lettermen graduated, leaving their posts to others.


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55	Weather increases number using pool


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56	Whitford becomes Western arbiter	Will be Western League umpire.


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57	Women's sports	New canoeing pool was tested by Outing Club; archery and waltz classes continue.