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1 . . . Marionette class
Tuthill--David (Student--1946-1947) 		Marionette class members demonstrate their skills by animating the marionette figures with strings; photo.
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2 Farmers' Frolic tonight is "truly rural" party
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3 Flu cases crowd hospital beds Hospital crowded, so students must stay in their rooms as they recover from the flu.
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4 Jean Granzow is elected SCA prexy Roster of other officers; objectives of the group.
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5 Labor-management topic for coffee hour Carl Dahl will speak.
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6 Lawther women donate clothes for French Donate fifteen packages of clothing and shoes to families in Riems, whom Warren Smith had known during the war.
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7 Pen deadline
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8 President Price gives reasons for changes in food schedule All freshmen and sophomores must eat in Commons beginning in the summer 1948; juniors will be included in summer 1949; seniors included by summer 1950.
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9 Testing program scheduled; soph tests to be given Thursday
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10 Women's League election results Corinne Hamilton is president; roster of other officers; photo.
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11 WSSF drive will begin here Sunday Robert Moyers will speak on behalf of the World Student Service Fund; photo.
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12 Letters to the editor
Harris--Lyman H. (Social Science Faculty) 		Respond to criticisms of contemporary affairs class.
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13 Musical Notes
Geary--John T. (Johnnie) (Student--1948) 		Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
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14 Roger's Rambling Remarks
Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948) 		Offers criticism and suggestions for improvements in the contemporary affairs class.
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15 The Line 'News' from around the campus.
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16 Untitled
Ray--Jean (Class of 1950)) 		Two students dressed as farmers going to the Farmers' Frolic.
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17 Campus Commentary
McCabe--John Wesley (Jack) (Class of 1950) 		Discuses the World Student Service Funds, teachers allowing students to cut classes, Flanagan's critics, a new book store, and student of the week; photo.
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18 New movie shows life of teacher Bureau of Publications produces "A Day in the Life of a Teacher".
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19 Players to present one-act dramas Will perform three one-act plays.
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20 School leader tells ideas on teaching Excerpts from remarks by J. H. Peet at Phi Delta Kappa dinner; list of new initiates.
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21 Survey of Campus Opinion
Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948) 		Students respond to the question: "What do you think about public school teachers going out on strike for higher salaries?"
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22 Uttley, Aitchison home after Florida vacation
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23 Matmen ready for national; Leeman-Koll defend titles at Champaign The University of Illinois will hold the National Collegiate Athletic Association wrestling tournament; eight Panthers will travel there to compete; photo.
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24 Ten track meets on tutor schedule Lists the schedule for the upcoming track and field season.
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25 Tutor matmen win seven open titles in YMCA tourney Of the eight first place metals given at the 13th annual YMCA tournament, the Panthers walked off with seven of them.
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26 Twenty-two thinclads out for field events One letterman will return among the twenty-two field events men.
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27 WRA tries new system for electing officers The Women's Recreation Association is trying a new system of nomination for officers in the club.
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28 10 letter-winners on baseball squad Ten lettermen returned this season among the ninety-three baseball candidates.
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29 Amvets win opener in Waterloo tourney The Cedar Falls Amvets roared with victory last Monday night as they defeated St. Ansgar.
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30 Lockeroom Logic Even though basketball is popular, wrestling will command Iowans' attention at the national wrestling tournament; fifty-two football candidates reported to Coach Starbeck.
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31 Revelle scores for Panthers in Tech Relays The Panthers were able to score one-third of the points at the Tech Relays held last Saturday.
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32 Slugger
Nelson--James W. (Class of 1948) 		Don Shupe is the Panther's shortstop and leading hitter.
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33 Fagan on job again after winter vacation
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34 Orchesis group to perform Friday Description of the program; list of performers.
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35 Students and faculty attend dance recital Attend performance of Charles Weidman Company.
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36 Vets do chores while wives work, study
Tuthill--David (Student--1946-1947) 		A look at the way student families juggle child care, housework, school, and jobs; photo.
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37 Art League gives marionette show
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38 Minority problem topic of B.A.E. club meet Discuss problems of Jews, African-Americans, and Japanese-Americans.
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39 New hours for Business Office; changes made
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40 Quonvet grocery to be built; construction will begin soon Construction should begin in ten days; will feature good line of stock; sixty families have contributed $20 each to the project.
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41 Take pictures down to paint library walls Not all will be re-hung; smaller groups will be hung periodically.
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42 Tutor students visits Des Moines Take part in Social Action Day.
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43 Bartlett Hall women initiate room contest Will stress neatness, attractiveness, and individuality.
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44 English faculty gives broadcast New program is "The Words We Use".
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45 Norwegian editor newest T. C. student; likes U.S.A. Erling Slaato gives his impressions of the US; photo.
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46 Sorority news
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47 Student recital today will include organ solo List of those who will perform.