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1	"Foot-Ball" dance tonight in Commons


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2	Bride and Broom . . . . Torry--Richard D. (Student--1947)	Dorothy Price, Ava Johnson, Richard L. Beard, and Jean Collinge participate in a KXEL broadcast; photo.


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3	College gets new building; to provide more room for classes	Will get surplus temporary building; may be located between the Vocational Building and the Women's Gym; was used as nurses' quarters at an air base.


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4	Commons will join in food conservation	Asks students to take only what they will eat; Tuesdays will be meatless


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5	Concert here by all-state orchestra	Will be composed of ISTC faculty and music teachers from around the state; will perform work by Professors Wirth and Latham.


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6	Flu, cold "shots" ready, says Giffen


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7	Peterson to speak at coffee hour	Profile of Danish minister Frederick Bredahl Peterson.


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8	Student League approves club	Approves the Jeffersonians, a branch of the Young Democrats.


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9	Third in Lecture-Concert Series, guest performer of music convention	Robert Goldsand will perform; photo.


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10	Universalist will talk to humanists	William G. Schneider will speak.


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11	V. A. warns veterans of probable delay in receiving first allotments


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12	Visitors will check art courses	Will examine curriculum and programs.

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13	. . . And health	Encourages students to go to the Health Center for cold and flu shots.


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14	. . . And skirts	Protests against the 'new look' of long skirts.


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15	Committees will work together toward chapel	Faculty and student committees organized for proposed chapel building; would be located near Commons and cost about $50,000.


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16	Composer, conductor, violins--Dr. Kurtz has a busy day Eells--William L. (Classes of 1947 and 1948)	Profile of Professor Kurtz.


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17	Know you Eye staff: meet Hurlbert, news reporter Frank--Evelyn Louise (Class of 1948)	Profile of Joyce Hurlbert.


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18	Musical Notes Geary--John T. (Johnnie) (Student--1948)	Announces recent and upcoming music related events on campus.


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19	Of hunger . . .	Comments on President Truman's voluntary plan not to eat meat on Tuesdays or eggs on Thursdays, in order to help feed Europe's hungry.


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20	Student League Board minutes	Dr. Bodein talks about planning for a proposed chapel; freshmen women not allowed on the diagonal sidewalk.


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21	Untitled Ludeman--James E. (Student--1947)	Claims that the stairs at the north end of the Auditorium need to be widened to help prevent accidents.

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22	Audio-visual meet for elementary teachers Oct. 22	Will hold teaching institute on campus.


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23	Survey of Campus Opinion Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948)	Students on campus were polled concerning their opinion of the movie, "Seeds of Destiny."


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24	Vocal forum included in music convention

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25	"Check reveals coeds are misusing mail service," says Hughes Rogers--Howard W. (Class of 1948)	Cedar Falls postmaster says that some students have been enclosing letters and notes in their laundry bags.


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26	Miss Smith new Lawther director	Profile of Joan Smith.


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27	Publications director on joint committee	George Homes is a member of a national association committee.


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28	Speech teachers needed: Ednay


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29	Vocation group plans activities	Joan Smith is advising the Women's League.


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30	Women students to hear Carlyle	Celeste Carlyle will speak on the idea college woman.

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31	Berry's gridders defend unbeaten record today	Teachers High School players will face Reinbeck High School.


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32	Gym Gems	News about campus recreational activities.


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33	Lockeroom Logic McCabe--John Wesley (Jack) (Class of 1950)	Comments on the upcoming football game; photo.


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34	Panther Harriers open 1947 season at Ames Saturday	TC will face Iowa State University; photo.


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35	Panthers slip past second loop foe defeat Bison 13-12	TC defeated North Dakota State, 13-12; photo.


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36	Starbeck's "Mighty Midgets" at home tomorrow; tackle unbeaten Kansas State Hornets in non-loop battle	Proceeds from the upcoming game against the Hornets of Kansas State will be donated to the American Olympic team; photo.


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37	Tennis Jamboree features exhibition and tournament	A Tennis Jamboree will take place on the women's courts on October 12.

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38	All students: Curtis--Dwight K. (Laboratory School Faculty)	Student teachers should attend meeting.


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39	Barnett to play at Homecoming hop


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40	New music group	Quartet and accompanist seeking group name; photo.


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41	Rendezvous	Greek organizations and their activities.


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42	What to Wear	Advice on appropriate clothing for the football game and the concert.

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43	'Lack of affection and understanding causes speech defects,' says Fossum	Believes that most articulation problems are related to "personality disturbances".


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44	Art workshop planned by League	Also considering organization of art honorary society Delta Phi Delta.


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45	Enrollment 2,824 says Dr. Beard	Registrar offers some interesting breakdowns of the enrollment figures.


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46	FBLA has first meeting of year	List of officers.


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47	Fourteen students pledge to SAI in formal ceremony	List of new pledges.


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48	Music faculty members write for magazine	Professors Hill and Mitchell write articles.


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49	Varsity tennis McCuskey--David Homer (Class of 1930; Physical Education Faculty)	Those interested should report.


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50	Vets need no longer make earnings report

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51	'Panther Cub' to be issued Oct. 13	Campus School will begin new newspaper.


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52	Alumnus invents drilling method	Leo Ranney acclaimed by Fortune magazine for his work on well-drilling.


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53	Lawther elects council members	List of council members.


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54	Power Plant fails; college uses city power	Large turbine being repaired.


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55	Swimming tests: McCuskey--David Homer (Class of 1930; Physical Education Faculty)	Will be given to all men who have not met the requirement.