Issue Contents

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1 'One-acts' to be given Thursday and Friday
2 20 schools enter debate meet A look at the program for the Brindley debate; will consider matter of military draft.
3 Ancient cannon might aid in providing campus protection Brief history of the campus cannon.
4 Discussion of post-war plans led by debaters Debaters will take their show on the road to several area schools.
5 Fagan, Aitchison, and Sage lead war discussions Over 100 attend discussion session.
6 Joint 'heart' party to be February 14 Will hold Valentine's party in Commons.
7 Morgan coming Charles Morgan will speak.
8 Notice Students who need assistance should apply to the Student Loan Committee.
9 Pictures to be shown for science students Will show nature films.
10 Plan colorful program for today's recital List of performers and their programs.
11 Safety education experts to talk at Davenport Group of ISTC faculty puts on program.
12 Two beauties, judge who picked both Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Miller visit with Joyce McKircher, the 1942 Old Gold Beauty Queen; photo.
13 War effort puts crimp in campus sweet tooth Sugar bowls no longer appear on tables.
14 Welfare workers will convene here In series of meetings with ISTC faculty.
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15 Campusmacks Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
16 From the Editor's Point of View Comments on a decision by the Faculty Senate to allow students to take more terms of physical education for credit.
17 Morgan to present philosophy of war
Fockler--Irene (Class of 1942) 		Charles Morgan will speak.
18 See military need for nursing corps
19 Serious shortage of teaching positions is result of war Teachers college enrollments declining; teachers leaving professor for higher paying jobs.
20 Students, faculty to attend meeting On educational planning.
21 The Line 'News' from around the campus.
22 Watching the World
McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941) 		News from around the country and the world.
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23 Chapel sermon 'Poet's Tale'
24 Date of book review changed
25 Emil Bock plays for leisure time hour Professor Baum will accompany; photo.
26 February 6 date of Prep Prance
27 Fifty-five attend bridge instruction
28 Four initiated by Alpha Phi Omega List of initiates.
29 Kindergarten-primary clubs have meetings Hold forum and round table discussions.
30 Loban and Smith exhibit paintings In Art League program.
31 Men's dorms sponsor Saturday night varieties
32 Mueller speaker at science club Alumnus Mel Mueller spoke.
33 Progressive dinner planned for joint religious groups Will progress from center to center.
34 Red Cross first aid group hits new high Ninety take two-hour course.
35 Social science honorary elects new officers List of new members and officers.
36 The Greek Rendezvous News from campus fraternities and sororities.
37 Tri-Beta meeting
38 Two student centers plan week's programs
39 Wesley Foundation sponsors party
40 Winter frolic features fancy ice skating Dorms will present skits.
41 Women's intramural basketball progresses
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42 Cornell wrecks Panther record Cornell beats the Panthers for the first time in five years; photo.
43 Coyote five gains loop test Panthers will play South Dakota University; photo.
44 Football champs to get medals at cage game Head coach Clyde Starbeck will present his team with their 1941 North Central Conference football champions medals.
45 Phi Sigs upset by Methodists 29-27 Winners in men's intramural basketball are the Beans, Xanhos, ADAs, and Methodists.
46 Seidler tops in loop race Dick Seidler is the league leader in scoring.
47 Tutors scalp Indians on road trip 43-35 Panthers defeat Omaha University in league play; photo.