Issue Contents

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1	'Alumnus' reveals former students as war casualties	Six former students reported killed.


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2	'Private Jones' is up at 5:30 A.M. ready for action	A day in the life of a man in the Army Air Corps now training on campus.


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3	Almost 6000 meals served each day at Commons	A look at some of the quantities of foot prepared for students and service personnel.


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4	Army Reservists' call arrives; fifty-two ordered to report at Camp Dodge March 29, 30	Men honored with campus dinner; list of those ordered to report.


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5	Attention grads Goetch--Edward W. (Education Faculty)	Time to get placement information.


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6	Chinese statesman slated to appear for lecture April 1	H. H. Chang will speak; photo.


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7	Correction!	Two additional former ISTC students are back on campus with the Army Air Corps training detachment.


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8	Grace S. Overton, youth counselor, will speak Sunday


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9	Naval training station will begin yeoman courses soon	Beginning April 9, WAVES will receive training in office work.


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10	Sophomore tests	Schedule of testing.


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11	Two faculty members write recently adopted teaching methods book	Professors Shepherd and Ritter write book on methods for town and rural schools.


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12	World map shows where 977 Tutors are now fighting	Bureau of Alumni Affairs keeps track of alumni in service.

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13	Behind Your Front Page Birenbaum--William M. (Student--1942-1946)	Compares the peace-making proposals in Washington, D. C. with the smoking of a peace pipe.


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14	Dial Dope 1540	Programming schedule.


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15	Rendezvous	News about Greeks and their organizations.


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16	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.


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17	War activities directory	Schedule of war-related activities.

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18	Appearing in USO show for Waves	Preview of "Keep Shufflin'" group that will appear here; photo.


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19	Church groups	News about campus religious organizations.


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20	Food, shoes, gas rationed, but--no rationing of fun at student-army party Saturday	Description of the first army-student social activity


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21	Girls of Lawther Hall answer demand for Red Cross dressings	Fold about 400 bandages every Tuesday evening.


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22	Home Ec. girls give four demonstrations on meat extending


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23	Work of Extension Service continued	General Assembly defeats bill that would have prohibited teacher training extension work.

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24	Baker Hall five nips Phi Sigs for I-M crown; Dorm cagers break halftime tie to win battle 30-28	The Baker Hall basketball team took first place in the intramural basketball tournament.


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25	Baker Hall upsets Wolves in intramural semi-finals	Baker Hall defeated the Wolves, 47-26.


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26	Letters awarded to eight Panthers for court duties	List of letterwinners for the 1942-43 basketball season.


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27	Loss of members forces Purple to cut cinder sport	Arthur Dickinson announced that no track team will be formed this year, due to the loss of athletes to the military.


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28	Meth. Quintet win 23-20	The Methodists defeated the Wolves, 23-20, in the intramural basketball tournament.


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29	Phi Sigs trample Methodists, 63-20	The Phi Sigma Epsilon team defeated the Methodists and moved on to the finals.


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30	Tutor squads lose athletes	More men from TC athletic teams are called to serve in the military.