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Issue Contents

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1	Campanile 'strike' goes on strike	Striking mechanism broken.


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2	Chicago school man named for campus school post	C. Taylor Whittier will be eighth grade supervisor.


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3	Communion to be observed at chapel


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4	Dr. Knoff's family vacation in Florida


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5	Extension Service reaches many	Mr. Hart talks about the many ways that Extension Service serves Iowa.


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6	Heavens are brought in a box to tots	Aletha Wilkey Macy invents device to simulate constellations; photo.


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7	Perfect tree grown in college greenhouse


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8	Plays introduce new scenery; screen setting adopted	Mr. Hake talks about the new scenery for the summer one-act plays.


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9	Steven Burrell hold the press	Harry G. Burrell has new son.


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10	Tutor Timetable	Meetings and events scheduled; plays, roller skating, and swimming.


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11	Two women win scholarship awards	Ruth Raleigh and Josephine Faris win scholarships from Kappa Delta Pi.


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12	Violin concert presented here; Russian artist guest of teachers	Audience of seven hundred listens to Mischa Livschutz.


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13	Waymack, veteran newsman, to speak	At Commencement.

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14	Remain true to your convictions	Comments on the problems facing the world; unemployment, social security, finance, labor, and international relations.


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15	The Line	'News' from around the campus.


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16	Today in Hyde Park; student tells how teachers can be 'in the know'	Teachers need to be more tuned into current affairs.


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17	War with Japan; not with them alone, believe students interviewed	Survey taken of TC students over the recent decision made by President Roosevelt and his idea to freeze Japanese credit in the United States.


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18	Watching the World Bro--H. Edwin (Class of 1942)	Comments on the news from around the United States and the world.


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19	Which way America, war or peace?	Should the US enter the war, and, if so, when?

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20	Bartlett Hallers to have breakfast


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21	Big stocking run by frantic women	As government curbs use of silk.


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22	Church groups' social events


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23	Fashion P's, Q's	Advice on dressing well.


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24	Formal dinner and initiation to be held at Woman's Club


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25	Kappa Delta Pi initiates thirteen new members	List of initiates.


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26	Mexican scenes shown to primaries by Allison Aitchison, geographer


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27	Neatness and jobs run hand-in-hand Windfeldt--Wilma	Advice on looking good for job interviews.


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28	President will receive grads	At traditional open house.


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29	Saturday night varieties will be presented by S. S. Bartlett; songs, pantomime and skits to be included	Will provide entertainment with naval theme.


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30	Sports splashes, gals and dashes	News on intramurals for women.


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31	Teachers College men brave water for free instruction

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32	Ever dream about snails, snakes? So have your fellow students	Professor Rath speculates on the meaning of dreams.


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33	Eye to issue special State Fair edition	Issues will be taken to State Fair.


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34	Letter circulates half a century; ten revive spirit of college days	J. Edward Johnson talks about the origin of a circular letter that began in 1892.


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35	Pity dad, he pays for college days	Students appreciate their parents' contribution to their education.


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36	Summer; coeds need breakfast	Mary Smiley talks about summer eating habits.


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37	Uncle Sam defeats gridiron squad in its first fall contest	TC football team lost seven players due to the draft.