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Article	Article Summary
Recreation program planned for year	Will incorporate survey forms into programs..
School opens at Denison	Nine faculty will teach at the branch summer school there.
Noted pianist fills music vacancy	Louis Crowder will replace the late Alta Freeman.
Campus School awards diplomas	Thirty-seven graduate from TCHS.
This man welcomes you	O. R. Latham, president of the Teachers College, will welcome new students to the college for the upcoming summer session; photo.
Commencement play backsets cares of firstnighters	Review of "Romantic Young Lady".
New "Eye" staff assumes summer duties	List of new staff members.
Early chapel	CHIC services to be held thirty minutes earlier in the summer.
New teacher	Junetta C. Heinonen will re-join staff of the Campus School in the fall.
Summer term is chuck full of fun; dances, sings, on social event list	Social calendar for the summer.
Purple Pen	Won first prize in magazine section of Columbia Scholastic Press competition.
Important new bulletins	Frank Brandt and Wesley Pritchard won Bertha Martin Scholarships; alumni attend reunion on campus; Madge Bock will be director of Baker Hall.
Graduation Monday closes spring quarter; sheepskins awarded by Dr. Latham	Description of Commencement activities.
Charter granted for vocational fraternity	List of charter members of Epsilon Pi Tau.

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Lamberts give scholarship to honor parents	Five members of the family donate a total of $1000 to be used for scholarships.
Summer music	Many musical organizations will function during the summer session.
Dances set for summer	Leon Krafft and the Campus Playboys will perform this summer.
Likes "Eye"	Author likes the layout of the College Eye.
Can you sing?	Professor Kurtz will lead community sings.
Forums--	Schedule of speakers and topics.
An editor says - 30 -	Gwen Wescott says farewell; tells what she learned; gives her hopes for the future.
The Line	Campus gossip.
They say	Students and faculty comment on the new streamlined layout of the College Eye.

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Article	Article Summary
Purple Arrow holds initiation for new members in May	List of new members.
Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
Class of 1912 and other old "grads" gather for reunion Sunday	List of those who attended the reunion.
Bugs make the food lots better	A humorous look at picnics.

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Tolan, Moore, Curtis honored at athletics recognition assembly	John Tolan, Ivan Moore, and Robert Curtis received special honors for their athletic achievement at the annual athletic recognition day ceremonies.
Whitford team wins against strong Illinois teachers squad	The Panthers closed the baseball season with two wins over Western Illinois State Teachers College by the scores of 4-3 and 8-5.
Track meet clash	The Phi Sigma Epsilon team won the intramural track tournament by three points over Lambda Gamma Nu.
Winners unknown in eight-mile relay on tutor track	There were inconclusive winners as the eight-mile relay took 4 hours and 18 minutes to complete.
Trefzger, Kadesch capture loop doubles crown	Ed Trefzger and Richard Kadesch captured the doubles tennis crown as they defeated North Dakota State, 6-2 and 8-6.
Graduates	The athletic programs are expecting to lose twenty-three lettermen due to graduation.

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Article	Article Summary
Color runs riot in Spanish show, graduation comedy	Review of "Romantic Young Lady".
Ruth Rosenberger receives award at Pi Theta dinner	Wins Branagan scholarship.
Crawford, former co-ed, now married	Lorinne Crawford married Fred Thomas; living in England.
Swing music	College students may be losing their interest in swing music.
Campus school continues	Will hold two six week sessions during the summer.
The last letter home	Fictional letter home to mother.
Sigma Tau Delta pledges six new members	List of new members.
Gamma Theta Upsilon	Will hold picnic; list of officers.
Condit honored	Gave farewell speech at Commercial Club meeting.
Modern bulletin	Students build new bulletin board for Vocational Building.
Four weddings of prominent campusiters scheduled within the next few weeks
Annual play day	To be held at Campus School

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Kittenball	Alpha Delta Alpha won its second sports title by defeating the Phi Sigs in Kittenball, 7-1.
Tutors down Alumni nine	The Tutor baseball team defeated the Alumni All-Stars, 4-0.
6 records gone	Six new records were set as the Tutor track men defeated South Dakota State, 78-53.
Tutor thinclads secure second place tie in loop meet	The Tutor track team tied for second with South Dakota University; North Dakota University captured first place.
Recognition	Letters awarded to freshmen and varsity track men as well as the freshmen baseball team.
Robert Curtis	Robert Curtis and Ivan Moore were named most valuable players on their respective teams.