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House council lays more strict rules	Proposal would have women who stay out after midnight speak with President Latham.
College Eye rates first class honors in N.S.P.A. judging	Received seven hundred of a possible one thousand points.
Glee club leaves on annual spring tour Wednesday	Itinerary of Minnesinger tour of northwest Iowa.
Nine make A's for past term; total of ninety-two students to compose Honor Roll for winter	List of those who made the Honor Roll.
Jordan, Hopper chosen Eye and Old Gold editors; Board also names members fro other staff positions of publications	Profiles of the editors; list of other staff members; photo.
A boy at the Raths; a girl at the Beards	Faculty members blessed with new babies.
Four elections Wednesday	To include class elections as well as elections for Men's Union and Student Council.
Margarette Dickson graduate of 1925, visits on campus	Spoke to journalism classes; now Poet Laureate of Minnesota.
Calling sophomores! Tests are coming	ISTC will participate on national testing program.
Forty-ninth concert of Cecilian group is Tuesday night	Performance program.
Entries in sixteenth annual Teachers College Relays now near record; more expected	More than 450 college and high school athletes are looking to break several records in the Sixteenth Annual Teachers College Relays.
"Give frosh break" say faculty group	Highlights of extended orientation program.
Four students will appear in senior recital on Monday	Gaylen Strunce, Lawrence Schaefer, and Erma Brouhard will perform.
Jewish rabbi will speak at chapel services Sunday	Charles E. Shulman will speak.
Nat S. Finney, Minneapolis journalist, opens press meet in assembly speech today	Meeting will conclude with banquet and awards; photo.
Murder stalks Thomas Becket in strange play showing conflict of church and state	Review of "Murder in the Cathedral".
Plans completed for Mother's Day celebration here	Highlights of three day program.

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Chips and Quibs	Comments on spring fun and dancing styles.
Look before you vote	Believes upcoming student elections are important.
Chips and Quibs	Comments on spring fun and dancing styles.
The Line	Campus gossip; has some April Fool's fun.
Student Council submits new constitution for decision of student body on next Wednesday	Text of the proposed constitution.

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Feed that line! It really works	Professor Charles believes that women are more credulous than men.
Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
Moeller prefers gym to outdoors	Alfred Moeller's high school team had to practice outdoors.
Proposed Student Council constitution, election of officers offered for vote	Description of the election and the candidates.
Journalism students try news broadcast	May try bi-weekly broadcast of campus news.
Faculty frolics at play night	Faculty enjoy an evening at the gym.
Jerome Cross didn't read Peter Rabbit; preferred atlas when young	Profile of outstanding student Jerome Cross.

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Stowaway Club	Roster of officers.
V. O V. Sigma Phi	Will hold dinner.
Accepts position	Dorothy Galloway will teach in Egypt.
Pi Omega Pi	Professor Gaffin entertained members at her home.
Untitled	Lou Shepherd attending meeting at Dubuque.
Spanish cannons old landmarks, hold age record	Brief history of the Spanish cannon on campus.
Want a scholarship?	Kappa Delta Pi soliciting applications for a one year scholarship for a junior or senior.
Views of the News	Observations on national and world news.
What's Where at the Theatres	Movie listings.

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Lambda Delta Lambda	List of officers.
Lambda Gamma Nu	List of officers.
George Brent plays in Saturday's movie	Will show "More Than a Secretary".
Library snooper sees hard study	Observations of students studying in the Library.
Baker Hall dance next Friday; off-campus frolic April 24th
Formal initiation held for new candidates of Kappa Delta Pi	List of initiates.
Style hints for men	Advice on styles and appropriate dress.
Faculty members to lecture and attend Iowa conventions	Roster of speaking engagements and meetings.
Women graduates honored at tea	College Club, Faculty Women's Club, and AAUW will entertain graduates.
Baker Hall Doin's	News from Baker Hall.
Students and delegates "Swing" to the tunes of Ray Alderson tonight at annual Press Prom
Trophy awarded for scholarship	Bartlett Hall scholarship trophy awarded.
Let's Guess Who
Tutor Timetable	Schedule of campus activities.
Looking for a date	Charles Monroe isn't worried about finding a date with possibilities of Phyllis Moon, Evelyn Bretthauer, Dorothy Oleson, and Loraine Scherif; photo.

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Two-wheeler does business on campus	Clarence Chapman delivers ice by bicycle to various points on campus.
Research shows requirement of a good teacher	Professor Paul outlines six areas in which a good teacher should excel.
Plenty of news waits at library	Library subscribes to thirty-one newspapers; Register, Courier, and Chicago Tribune are most popular.
Coeds reveal their specifications for the ideal prospective husband	Women talk about what they would like in a husband.
Spring is here--we hope	Notes spring clothing and romantic couples.
Class completes marionette show	Professor Cole's class makes marionettes.
High school students organize Press Club	TCHS students organize club; Leslie Burch and Gwen Wescott are sponsors.
Loan desk drawer at library yields bountiful collection	Description of items found in returned library books.
Wilcox's life reads like tale of character in storybook romance; psychology professor was born in China, spoke only Chinese for some time	Professor Wilcox recalls his early life with his missionary family in China.
Dean's secretary is busy person	Quick look at the work of Ruth Johns, secretary of Dean Campbell.

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Museum in library is storehouse of nature and history	Brief description of the Museum collections.
Scouts may join Alpha Phi group	Will hold meeting to investigate organizing an Alpha Phi Omega chapter.
Library assistant in document room must know every answer	Helen Byrne fields questions in the Library's document room.
Pen Women elect at meeting on Saturday
Rosemary Johnston tutor candidate for Drake Relays Queen	Brief profile.
T. C. Crossroads	There are forty signs posted in the Crossroads.
Monks announces family addition	Monkeys who spend winter on campus have baby; photo.
Moral: do not let your first job scare you; President Seerley didn't	President Seerley's first job paid $30 per month, but he persisted to do great things.
Music students present program	List of performers and their programs.
Lowdown on students from our advertisers	Local businesses have humorous encounters with students.
Girls, don't fear that night lady	Florence Parry talks about her duties as night supervisor at Bartlett Hall.
Bindery is fountain of youth for books	Library sends about one thousand volumes to the bindery annually.
Books--Books--Books	Library has 113,134 books.

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Panthers meet Indians Monday and Wednesday	Bad weather caused the postponement of Monday's game between Teachers College and Simpson.
Trophy will be presented to five-thousandth entrant; 450 trackmen expected to compete	Many records are in danger of being broken as a record breaking 450 tracksters will compete in the Teachers College Relays tomorrow.
1937 Tutor net outfit trains for Cornell, April 24	The Tutor tennis team has only one returning letterman as they go to Mount Vernon to take on Cornell.
Kohawks, Pioneers, Tutors hold marks	Grinnell, Coe, and Teachers College each hold four records in the Teachers College Relays.
Cyclones capture two diamond tilts against Panthers	The Iowa State Teachers College lost both games to Iowa State due to errors and wild pitching.
Sports in Shorts	List of WAA officers; news about women's sports.