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Issue Contents

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1	Examination schedule--Spring quarter, 1947


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2	Money allotted for new buildings	Money will be used for Arts and Industries Building, Campus School, Health Center, garage, and power plant.


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3	Prices will entertain graduates	260 will attend reception; description of the event.


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4	Rogers, Mouser added to teaching staff	Very brief profiles of Professors Mouser and Rogers.


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5	Shirley Jarman 'Queen of Queens' chosen 'Miss Focus' of '47 Salisbury--Ralph (Student--1946-1948)	Shirley Jarman was named Miss Focus by group of campus photographers; photo.


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6	Songsters. . .	The Hampton High boys' glee club will be broadcast over KXEL under the direction of former TC student Joe McCoy; photo.


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7	Spring Dance honors grads; will dance Saturday nite to Townsend


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8	Summer session dates announced by Curtis	At Campus School.


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9	Summer, fall Eye editors chosen	List of staff members.


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10	Wistey, Clark win in Seerley vote	Roster of Seerley Hall officers.

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11	Letter to the editor Guest--Charles Boyd (English Faculty)	Professor Guest has ideas about meaning.


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12	Letters to the editor	Group of students concerned with the way that the twelve-week student teaching sessions are conducted.


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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)	Believes that graduating teachers should be more informed in journalism and that instructors should consider their faults as well.


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15	The Line	'News' from around the campus.

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16	Calendar system should be changed, says Cable	Professor Cable makes recommendations for calendar reform.


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17	Campus Commentary Flanagan--James Martin (Student--1946-1947)	Eye staffers are excited to be ending their semester, Dr. Vernon P. Bodein is commended for his work with the S. C. A., and Ruth Kiser is named student of the week.


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18	Survey of Campus Opinion Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948)	Students answer survey question that asks who is their favorite professor; roster of vote tallies.

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19	'What's on horizon?' subject of Riebe talk	In Collins, Iowa, address.


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20	Artists will be tea hosts Sunday


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21	Former juggler and gravedigger now director of publications Wiley--Josephine (Student--1946)	Profile of George Holmes.


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22	Musical program features Orchesis	Other musical acts will also be included.


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23	Quonset grocery will open soon	Only members may make purchases; cash only; open four hours per day.


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24	Shirley Erickson is installed as new FBLA President	Group announces leadership awards.

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25	Campus High seniors to receive diplomas	Twenty will graduate.


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26	College Eye alumni tell advantages of staff training	Reports of a survey of former College Eye staff.


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27	College Players give one act play	Will present "Ever Young".


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28	Mathematics Club holds spring picnic


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29	Tunnel city lies hidden under campus	Description of the purposes and locations of the campus tunnels.


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30	Vet students must accept suitable work	Over the summer.

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31	All-sports band banquet Tuesday	Will honor seventy-five athletes and the band members.


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32	Club and Camp class will spend weekend at Camp Ma Ha Da	Schedule for the event.


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33	Panthers seek triple crown; Tutor track, golf and tennis teams after loop titles	1941 was the last time the Tutors won all three conference titles.


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34	Talking things over. . . Tuthill--David (Student--1946-1947)	Coach "Mun" Whitford explains the ground rules to the umpires prior to the game against Luther.


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35	Whitford's reserves will met Wartburg	Coach Whitford will use this game to watch the reserves and determine what kind of players he can expect next year.

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36	Catcher George Dorr leads Tutor sluggers	Dorr is Panthers leading hitter with an average of .400.


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37	Dresselhaus on mound today; Tutor diamondmen seek second win over St. Ambrose	Panther hope to make this game their eighth straight victory.


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38	Netmen win twice, golfers split two


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39	Panther thinclads win triangular	TC brought home thirteen first place finishes in their last meet and continue to prepare for the conference title meet.

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40	Inquiring Reporter	Students respond to the question, "Do you think that the survey course in biological science should be required?"


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41	Sage announces Lecture-Concert summer program	Will feature ISTC faculty.


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42	What to Wear	Suggestions for appropriate attire for the upcoming formal dance and women are told what to wear to the tea on Sunday.