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1 Any second grader can add two and two, but can college students? Professor Van Engen comments on a recent national mathematics test.
2 Appoint Eye staff members for this summer and fall List of staff members.
3 Aubrey to speak at chapel; forum lecture scheduled Profile of Edwin E. Aubrey; photo.
4 Campanile concerts given twice during week days Myron Messerschmitt plays the Campanile; photo.
5 Dr. Brown to attend education conference at Iowa University On evaluation of secondary schools.
6 Gaffin leaves next week for California Will study at University of Southern California.
7 Hart named NBC adviser Will advise on public service programming.
8 Nature students find rare leaf Students have difficulty identifying a leaf from an apple tree.
9 No finals scheduled No two hour final examinations for summer session.
10 Purchase two new paintings Work by Harry Johns and Richard Gates will be on display.
11 Russell publishes new book on oboe instruction
12 State director of federal student aid to be here F. A. Welch will speak
13 Swimming suggested as escape from heat The advantages of swimming.
14 Tuberculosis is topic of program C. W. Kammeier will speak.
15 Twenty companies to display textbooks
16 Urge chemists to try for government jobs Explosive chemists sought.
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17 Family summers at Island Park Monkey family off campus for the summer; has lived on campus during the winter for six years.
18 June Impression Poem.
19 Keep your shirt on?
Elwood--Richard J. (Class of 1942) 		Claims that women should wear long sleeved shirts as opposed to halter outfits while playing tennis.
20 New students, notice! Placement test available.
21 The Line Campus gossip.
22 Youth trains for another war Comments on the training proposals offered by President Roosevelt and Kent E. Keller.
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23 After a Fashion
Wagoner--Helen (Student--1939-1942) 		Offers suggestions for suitable summer wear.
24 Campus group attends leadership conference Wesley Foundation students go to Indiana.
25 Chairmen plan social calendar for West Hall Will present series of programs; list of house council members.
26 Chorus members are announced Will present concert this summer; list of members.
27 Coeds acquire chic sun tan Students enjoy the sun near Lawther Hall.
28 College employees picnic at golf course Buildings and Grounds crew enjoy picnic.
29 Commercial group holds annual outing
30 Education department entertains at picnic Professors Denny and Wilcox are in charge.
31 Elementaries plan summer program Enjoy program; list of officers.
32 Faculty Dames entertain at picnic Will entertain husbands.
33 Picnic planned for Kappa Delta Pi
34 Students watch world champion woman typist Stella Willins gives demonstration.
35 Teachers College alumni announce June weddings
36 West Hall has pajama party
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37 Big Ten official L. W. Whitford will work five Big Ten games; photo.
38 Dale Gidley clinches links championship in fraternity race Dale Gidley took first place in the interfraternity golf tournament; Fred Adams took first in the Men's Union tournament.
39 Dickinson, Bender attend meeting Attend national track coaches meeting.
40 Dr. Denny wins picnic ham in Vinton Open summer golf tourney E. C. Denny and his two sons competed in the Vinton Open.
41 Nine football games scheduled for 1940; four home tilts will be played by Panther team 1940 football schedule is announced.
42 Pairings made in faculty handicap golf tournament
43 Panther DENotations Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
44 Softball play to begin next week Planning has begun for men's intramural softball competition.
45 Sport Shorts
Azeltine--Ruby M. (Student--1940) 		Briefly comments on intramural baseball, recreational swimming, a demonstration golf match, and the social dance class.
46 Trackmen depart for Minneapolis Four Panthers will participate in the National intercollegiate track and field meet.
47 West Hall has efficient plan Explanation of the buzzer system in Lawther Hall.