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1 'Gnatsie' bombers plague students Many flies on campus.
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2 'I' Club initiates nine members Elect I-Queen; chairmen appointed.
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3 Canadians replace British in annual tangle of words British team is in army.
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4 Co-directors cast fall play; Carsens, McDonald, Hoch star Preview of "My Heart's in the Highland".
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5 College newspapers on file in Eye office
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6 Conscription fascistic proclaims Whitman Hazel Whitman speaks against the draft.
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7 Director for Tutor Ticklers lacking Few have applied.
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8 Flight scholarships awarded; Waterloo coed is chosen List of those selected for flight training scholarships.
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9 One chemist hits dust in 31 years Professor Getchell recalls few laboratory injuries.
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10 Shorthand instructor promotes democracy Miss Gaffin has lunch regularly with her students.
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11 These Teachers College men favor conscription ISTC students voice opinions on the draft; registration deadline coming up.
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12 We need more spirit
Templeton--Donald Frederick (Class of 1942) 		TC needs an unified pep organization.
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13 Calendar for Men's Union is announced A look at MU activities.
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14 Cut system, "Children" get roasted Students are treated unfairly under the current attendance system; appeals to stop defacing bulletin boards.
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15 Foundation notes News from campus religious centers.
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16 No men allowed in Lawther, but Joe was Student has pet snake.
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17 Watching the World
McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941) 		Nazis speculated to be present in the U. S. and relations with Japan are worsening.
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18 After a Fashion
Bergum--Shirley (Class of 1942) 		'Hose' etiquette--dealing with anklets and full-fashioned hosiery.
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19 Five fraternities announce pledges List of pledges.
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20 Greek women kept busy with picnics, parties, and dinners News from sororities.
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21 Hot pads and rugs are woven in class A look at the work of Agnes McClelland's class.
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22 La Conga lessons taught at Commons First in series of dance lessons.
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23 Organizations meet
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24 Saturday varieties show stars canine Dog runs through variety show.
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25 Social Life sponsors Saturday play night
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26 Sophomores are hosts at first semi-formal dance of the year; Wally Wallace's band will play for prom Plans for the Sophomore Cotillion.
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27 Sorority women fete freshmen Will host intersorority tea.
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28 '3500' college students 'hear' Wendell Willkie Students go to train station to hear Wendell Willkie; his train slows but does not stop for him to make a speech.
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29 215 Teachers College men must register for training All men between 21 and 36 must register; may register on campus; lengthy description of the law and the registration procedures.
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30 George is popular as oratory waxes hot A look at Professor Strayer's speech class.
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31 Shafer new chemistry seminar sponsor here Discuss atomic energy.
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32 Tips and Togs for Tutors
Ahrens--Norma (Student--1940) 		Popular places to buy various items.
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33 Commercial Club program outlined Description of the club and its functions.
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34 Hidden facts about 21, 625 pounds copper and tin told A look at the Campanile.
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35 Saturday's forecast
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36 Sport briefs for gals in shorts Physical Education Club enjoys picnic.
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37 Sweet and smooth Curtis Mahaffey plays at the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia jam session.
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38 Favorites lose in grid loop opener Panthers defeat North Dakota, 15-0.
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39 Gridders' attack ready for N. D. S. encounter tonight
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40 Panther DENotations Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing bits of news from the TC campus.
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41 Panthers upset North Dakota 15-0 Panthers were outweighed by opponents, but not outplayed.
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42 Sports field honors Latham; dedication considered Will name football field in honor of President Latham.
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43 Swim days changed
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44 Tutor harrier season opens against Cornell Season schedule.