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Issue Contents

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1	'Checkers' is home relieving mistress	Stuffed animal returned to Mildred Holly.


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2	'Stay in school, bolster moral,' urges Robinson	Encourages everyone to support the war effort in his own way.


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3	Brotherhood travelers visit Greek Orthodox Church	Nikolas Chardonl discusses Greek Orthodox customs with Teachers College faculty and students; photo.


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4	Cello-piano team to replace Hans Lange Little Symphony	Nikolai and Joanna Graudan will perform.


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5	Festival guests to view Candida and one-acts	1000 students and teachers expected for twelfth annual play production conference.


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6	Helen I sends Pritchard 'down the river' happy	Professor Pritchard launches sailboat.


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7	Plan branch summer schools	In Red Oak, Creston, and Denison; first branch summer schools since 1937; offered in hopes of relieving teacher shortage.


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8	Safety council bike rules put in effect	For Campus School students.


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9	Student Council names committee chairmen; new members convene	Warren Gore and Robert Skar appointed.


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10	To sophomore men Nelson--Martin Johan (Dean of the Faculty)	Navy V-1 examination will not be given; other arrangements will be made.


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11	Trade union visit is scheduled trip	Second Adventures in Brotherhood trip was to Catholic church.


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12	Warmingham lectures Sunday for chapel, forum program	Osbert W. Warmingham will speak on India; photo.


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13	Workshop slated	Planning summer workshop in the social studies.

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14	From the Editor's Point of View McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941)	Comments on the work done by members of the Student Council; congratulates them on good work.


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15	Music faculty members to judge at contests	At various Iowa locations.


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16	Schedule of publications of athletic bulletins	A look at the work of the Publications Bureau; 200,000 issues now in print.


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17	The Line	'News' from around the campus.


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18	The Navy and you	Description of the various officer training (V) programs.


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19	Watching the World McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941)	News from around the country and the world.

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20	'Bulls 'n Steers' Frolic in Commons 'stockyards' tonight	Sponsored by Baker and Seerley Halls.


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21	Former student runs for political office	Robert Fearing will run for state Commerce Commissioner.


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22	Four new candidates honored by Blue Key


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23	Four to appear on third music recital	List of performers.


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24	Home Economics Society to hold formal initiation	List of Theta Theta Epsilon initiates.


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25	Methodist delegates to register here today	For annual meeting.


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26	Miss Corley Conlon is spring resident artist	Relieved of some teaching duties in order to devote time to painting; students are welcome to visit her as she works; photo.


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27	Mrs. Charles Black will resign after 14 years of service	Has worked at Presbyterian Student Center.


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28	New Lawther Hall chairmen elected	List of chairs.


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29	Peggy Sage elected new president of Lawther	List of new officers.


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30	Reviewer describes variety of paintings exhibited by Turnbull Wichser--Mary (Student--1942)


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31	Services prepared at student centers	Schedule of events at campus religious centers.


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32	The Pantheress Porter--Jane (Class of 1944)	Discusses women's intramural athletics.


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33	To feature May baskets at Bartlett Hall dance


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34	Wallace is new owner	Q. W. Wallace purchases Hovey's Bookstore on the Hill.

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35	Announcement Nordly--Oliver M. (Hon) (Physical Education Faculty; Athletics Staff)	Golf candidates will meet.


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36	Augustana admitted to loop fold	Augustana College, home of the Vikings, is located in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.


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37	Basketball letters for eight Panthers	Majority of the letters given out were to sophomores; list of letter winners.


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38	DeKalb to test Tutor thinclads tomorrow	Panthers will face off with Northern Illinois in their first dual match of the season.


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39	Extra--Nordly to have veterans for '42 five	Basketball coach Oliver Nordly is looking forward to next year's basketball season.


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40	Freshmen thump varsity 56-34 as McSweeney shatters record	The efforts of Bob McSweeney and Lynn Frazier helped the freshmen to defeat the varsity in the annual freshmen-varsity meet.


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41	Frosh rule lifted for the duration	Freshmen will be allowed to play intercollegiate sports for the duration of the war.


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42	Honor Seidler on all-loop roster	Dick Seidler is the only Panther to be elected to the official all-conference roster; photo.


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43	Raw weather frowns on Panther spring workouts	Bad weather keeps the Panthers from practicing for their season opener against Iowa State.