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1 Attention graduates
Goetch--Edward W. (Education Faculty)
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2 Campus School, too, goes 'all out for MacArthur' Will assist in stamp and bond sales.
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3 Campus welcomes conferees Will host four major conferences.
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4 Citizenship conferred upon math instructor Professor Trimble had been Canadian citizen.
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5 Faculty members discuss Iowa laws Three state senators address Faculty Men's Club and Faculty Women's Club joint meeting.
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6 Nikolai and Joanna Graudan to present concert Tuesday
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7 Panel talks to be held On religion in times of war.
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8 Price pays price Harold McConeghey sells the first war savings stamp to President Malcolm Price in honor of MacArthur Day; photo.
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9 Recruiter Douglas puts men to work Professor Douglas recruits for government service.
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10 Shaw's masterpiece termed 'good theatre'
Phillips--William Louis (Class of 1942) 		Review of "Candida".
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11 Stamp, bond sales headline activities Every member of the campus community will be contacted; publications staffs will hold annual dinner.
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12 From the Editor's Point of View
McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941) 		Encourages students to join in the activities celebrating MacArthur Day.
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13 Red Cross room opens
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14 The Line 'News' from around the campus.
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15 Watching the World
McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941) 		News from around the country and the world.
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16 Harris to present piano recital for last leisure hour
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17 Lyght will speak to faculty men Charles E. Lyght will speak to Faculty Men's Club.
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18 Matinee dance planned as women's invitational
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19 Orchesis will present recital of creative modern dances Description of the program.
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20 Religious centers plan meetings for the week
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21 The Greek Rendezvous News from campus fraternities and sororities.
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22 Will broadcast MacArthur Day dance Women encouraged to ask their hometown boyfriend or to make us of the date bureau.
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23 Women graduates will be honored at afternoon tea Women's League will sponsor style show.
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24 1942 intramural softball card Schedule of games for intramural softball.
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25 Golf, tennis neophytes swing less this year Rubber shortage means a smaller supply of tennis and golf balls.
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26 Open weekend but workouts continue Series against Iowa State helps Panthers to focus on strengths and weaknesses; photo.
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27 Pitcher turns hitter, LoBalbo leads mates Al LoBalbo has a perfect batting average after two games; photo.
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28 Purple raps Cyclones 10-2 then loses 3-1 Summary of the Panther series against Iowa State; photo.
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29 Seven men to Drake Relays Panther team is made up mostly of freshmen.
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30 Six records blasted in Tutor Relays Thanks mainly to Bob McSweeney and Bob Keys, the Panthers have a successful afternoon at the Tutor Relays; photo.
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31 Thinclad veterans Clarence Hightshoe, Glen Gerdes, and Gordon Sorenson will participate in the Drake Relays; photo.
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32 Whitford hits jackpot with three of a kind Coach Mon Whitford is confident in his players' ability to play their positions; photo.