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Issue Contents

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1	Bosley to speak here	At CHIC.


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2	College symphony will give Leisure Time hour concert	Performance program.


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3	Faculty members attend conventions	Quick look at the travel plans.


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4	Judges pick three plays	Plays by Winson Wallace, Ed Kepler, and Florence Hansen selected for production.


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5	Large attendance at six seminars pleases Knoff	Cites attendance figures of about one thousand for each day; photo.


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6	Minnesingers may go on anniversary tour	To celebrate golden anniversary.


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7	Old Gold deadline is March 15	Will end sales.


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8	Outstanding students named; four of originals picked	Robert Krulish, Marjean Orr, Elizabeth Teale, and Joe McPherson selected as most representative students; photo.


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9	To start sale of magazine	Quick survey of the contents of the latest Purple Pen.

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10	Frank Hill's study to be applied in music courses at Columbia


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11	Meet professor Selina M. Terry	Profile of Professor Selina M. Terry; photo.


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12	Racial groups rated by students of two classes	Students rate ethnic groups with whom they would prefer to associate.


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13	The Line	Campus gossip.


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14	Untitled	Anonymous student complains about eligibility rules in the intramural wrestling tournament.

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15	A Peek at the Greeks Rice--Helen (Student--1939)	Announces recent initiations and elections.


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16	A Social 'I' Faris--Josephine Helen (Class of 1942)	Comments on Religious Emphasis Week, the upcoming play night, and the Women's League leap year celebration.


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17	Accessory Spotlight; pre-Easter hints Wagoner--Helen (Student--1939-1942)	Offers suggestions for stylish spring dress.


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18	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.


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19	Dr. Koo will make address at Religious Emphasis dinner


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20	Former religious director returns	Dr. H. A. Bosley is pictured signing papers after his return visit to campus; photo.


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21	Junior class will sponsor annual Washington Ball; George and Martha Washington will be revealed this evening	Dance preview.


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22	Play night scheduled in Women's Gymnasium


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23	So you're going to be late to the ball tonight?	Etiquette for the receiving line.


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24	Women to arrange dates for League leap year dance	Dance preview.

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25	Educators say school has relation to social order	Program at Campus School.


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26	Fire, fire! And there goes 309!	Short in lamp causes fire in Seerley Hall for Men; occupants' belongings destroyed or damaged.


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27	Hake will speak for Faculty Dames	Will speak on current drama.


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28	Plans for books are advancing	Small book collections will be placed in the dorms and in the Commons.


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29	Social activities and grades are slighted by working students	About half of the men and about a quarter of the women have jobs; comments on how their jobs affect their college life.


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30	What goes on inside the canvas	Crew repairs tree damaged by 1936 storm.

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31	Crowd responsive to Koo's address	Excerpts from T. Z. Koo's address.


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32	Examinations and more examinations for teachers!	Des Moines superintendent announces that candidates for positions in his schools must take ACE test.


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33	First meet held on stadium track	Results are announced from the first indoor handicap meet on the new stadium track.


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34	Leaders, students retreat at Fredsville	Students at the Religious Emphasis Week retreat at a church in Fredsville; photo.


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35	Matmen bow to Gophers	ISTC defeated by Minnesota; 18-14.


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36	Tutors lose last chance to win title	ISTC defeated by Omaha, 48-39.


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37	Tutors place two on 'Eye' league quint	Sports editor announces all-conference basketball squad; members are listed.

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38	Alpha Chis in fight to hold first place	Results are announced from intramural basketball competition.


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39	Bolinski clinches Iowa State meet	August Bolinski wrestles against Iowa State Cyclone, Dave Schwitters; photo.


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40	Freshman matmen open with Cornell	Panthers will face the Cornell freshmen in the Men's Gymnasium.


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41	I-M wrestling playoffs to end on Saturday	Results are posted from intramural wrestling competition.


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42	Johnson is ousted from scoring lead	Individual and team scoring for the North Central Conference is posted.


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43	Morningside game ends season; five seniors end careers	Panthers will face the Maroons of Morningside College to end the 1939-1940 season.


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44	Pantherettes Shinneman--Doris N. (Student--1940)	Comments on recreation opportunities in the Women's Gymnasium.


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45	Prowling Around Hellie--Theodore Q. (Student--1938)	Comments on freshmen basketball, intramural basketball, and graduating senior basketball players.


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46	Suiter is top scorer in intramural leagues	Individual scoring for the men's intramural basketball competition is announced.