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1 'Mayday Heyday' show in Commons next week Off-campus students will sponsor variety show.
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2 "Knight" shows Elizabethan satire to packed house Review of "The Knight of the Burning Pestle"; photo.
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3 Bartlett dance will be May 3
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4 Connelly, Koll elected to Baker exec posts
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5 Counselors for freshmen are chosen List of senior counselors.
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6 Double Trouble. . .
Tuthill--David (Student--1946-1947) 		Two sets of twins enjoy themselves while playing the piano.
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7 Old Gold ready for distribution; to be issued next week, says Goslin Procedures for picking up the yearbook; editors comment on production; photo.
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8 Plans given for seniors' dinner party To honor about two hundred seniors.
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9 Russell granted leave of absence To teach at the University of Michigan.
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10 Tea will honor senior women
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11 Vet's meeting
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12 Dramatists Shows Hazel B. Strayer and Stanley Wood, co-directors of "Knight of the Burning Pestle."
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13 Letter to the editor
Secor--Virginia R. (Class of 1948) 		Student shares her anger about the amount of food wasted in the Commons daily by students.
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14 Musical Notes
Geary--John T. (Johnnie) (Student--1948) 		Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
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15 Roger's Rambling Remarks
Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948) 		Discusses the ongoing topic of keeping of the grass, having a summer sports program, and the spring play.
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16 The Line 'News' from around the campus.
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17 U. S. lags behind England, Russia, in expenditures for education
Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948) 		Comments on the lack of funding for education in the United States and the shortage of teachers.
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18 Campus Commentary
Flanagan--James Martin (Student--1946-1947) 		Announces Lois Engh as Student of the Week, the showing of the spring play, and the free-thinking of many students on the TC campus; photo.
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19 Foreign service jobs offer opportunity for qualified persons
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20 Goetch is Civil Service officer
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21 Home Economics House gets paint, repairs
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22 Reading class will begin in summer Professor Brown will teach class in remedial reading.
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23 Survey of Campus Opinion
Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948) 		Statistics show results of a question asked of TC students concerning the introduction of a marriage course into the curriculum.
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24 K. P. art classes show own movies to guests
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25 Live models provide themes for art pupils
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26 Metal work displayed by art metal class
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27 Mother's Day program is planned by students
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28 Rendezvous News and events of campus Greek organizations.
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29 Roose to study at Columbia Will resign from position in Commons to take up Lydia Roberts Fellowship.
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30 Samson plays solos In Waterloo.
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31 Trimble holds new position in Iowa math Appointed section chair in IAS; photo.
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32 16 to Ohio for arts conference
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33 Teachers College twins are "difficulties in duplicate"
Flanagan--James Martin (Student--1946-1947) 		Twins talk about their lives.
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34 Vets may rent garden space Can rent five hundred square feet for $1.
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35 What to Wear Gives students an idea of how to dress for the upcoming weekend activities.
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36 Dickinson enters Panther Thinclads in Drake Relays Panthers working hard in preparation for upcoming relays.
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37 Lockeroom Logic Recaps Bill Koll's wrestling match in the NCAA tournament.
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38 Panther golf team in 9-9 deadlock with Loras four
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39 Tutor netmen tie Loras 3-3 in opener Each team was credited with two singles matches and one doubles.
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40 Water show tomorrow night; will feature fancy diving and swimming Description of the show and list of performers.
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41 B-squad plays today TC "B" baseball team will play Marshalltown's Junior College.
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42 Laughing on the inside
Nelson--James W. (Class of 1948) 		Shows the wet weather that at the Tutor Relays.
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43 Simp's sluggers whip deadbeats Women's intramural softball season is underway,
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44 Tutor baseballers win one of four Diamondmen are off to a shaky start.
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45 Tutor diamondmen on road Monday, at home Wed. The team will travel to Davenport to face St. Ambrose and then return home to host Luther College.
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46 Two records fall along with rain at Tutor Relays Despite the cold, wet weather at the relays, records were still broken and tied.
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47 History of Iowa pictures in libe On loan from Library of Congress to commemorate Iowa centennial.
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48 Holmes prepares information sheet On responsibilities of the Bureau of Publications.
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49 Marine drive fails Only a few students showed interest.
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50 Officers will explain Army college problem Will talk about ROTC.
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51 Quonvet grocery nears completion as organization determines policies Will operate four hours daily; seventy-five families are members.
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52 Quonvet wives meet Enjoy sewing and singing.
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53 SAI to sponsor Sunday musical Will feature music of American contemporary composers.
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54 Seerley dinner-dance held in Black's tearoom