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Issue Contents

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1	'Excursion' pleases first nighters	Review of the play.


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2	Cedar Falls poet will read from collection of his works	James Hearst will present some of his work.


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3	Columbia awards history fellowship to Gordon Hoxie	Will receive Lydia Roberts Fellowship; will be held for him until after his military service; profile of Mr. Hoxie.


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4	Courses in radio begin next term	Will offer "Radio Speaking" and "Radio Dramatic Production".


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5	Dr. W. Ogburn to speak at graduation


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6	Getchell reveals highlights of 595 recorded analyses	Professor Getchell talks about his work as an analytical chemist.


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7	Give life views	Professor Knoff leads discussion.


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8	KXEL program director coaches by hand signs	Mr. Hake talks about the preparations necessary to produce a good radio show.


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9	Marjorie Mantor receives appointment	Will be consulting teacher on the rural school program.


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10	Notice to graduates Durfee--Max L. (Health Services Staff)	Students may want to get their health records up to date so that they will be in place when they seek a job.


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11	Plans are made for commencement banquet August 10	All graduates welcome to the dinner and short program.


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12	Schools seek well-rounded personality in teachers	E. W. Goetch talks about the kinds of people that the schools are seeking.


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13	Two weeks remain in picnic season	Teachers College students enjoy a picnic outside; photo.

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14	Clues to the News Thompson--Kenneth M. (Student--1940-1942)	Recent and upcoming events on campus.


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15	Elmer Davis comes to rescue of news release	Government's Office of War Information was created to organize news about the war.


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16	Former student is instructor in Army Air Forces


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17	The Line	'News' from around the campus.


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18	War attitudes change	Students and faculty reflect on the strengths of Japan.

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19	Bartlett hallers to enjoy dancing at pajama party


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20	College 'Joes' wear nerves to frazzle at reception room	Men try to figure out what to say to women.


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21	Keep in step with Panther pre-view	Students put out campus newsletter.


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22	KPBA banquet to be August 11 in Commons


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23	Miss Short's Outing Activities class	Will camp on the river.


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24	Monsignor Ligutti emphasizes rural need for leaders	Speaks on values of rural life.


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25	Music Hour features Brown piano recital


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26	Plans made for church centers	News from campus religious centers.


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27	Research at Red Oak finds median salary


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28	Supervisor weds	Jean Horgan will marry Harry Carney.


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29	Switchboard operator aids budding romances	A look at the work of the operator as she attempts to make connections.


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30	We Women Entz--Margaret Ann (Class of 1943)	Suggestions for the use of vitamins, make-up, and exercise.

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31	'Beardless Wonders' win by close margin	Beardless Wonders and Pack of Wolves are tied for first place.


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32	Bartlett banter


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33	Cannon barrels once defended Florida coast, now decorate campus	Brief history of the cannon.


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34	Coach has new job	Wayne Black will coach at Newell.


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35	David Hawk, former graduate, is working on Yucatan Peninsula	Working on American Friends project.


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36	Health records prove valuable	Survey of the work done by Health Services this summer.


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37	Mixed swim proves to be entertaining


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38	Starbeck takes inventory of coming pigskin season	Football team includes both returning lettermen and freshmen.


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39	T. C. statistics go to state editors	Bureau of Publications prepares academic information sheet.


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40	Tropical fruit marmalade served to 'Eye' staff	Make marmalade from Greenhouse fruit.