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1 . . . Sole saver A German student works at his job as a shoemaker; the World Student Service Fund pays for these students' food and books; photo.
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2 5 radio stations to serve college Tall Corn Network, consisting of KAYX, KWDM, KVFD, KFJB, and KSJB, will broadcast programming.
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3 Ellington band scores a hit
Rumsey--John B. (Student--1947-1948) 		Reviews the performance of Duke Ellington and his orchestra at ISTC.
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4 Faulty stove pipe causes fire in Village Fire begins when occupant cleans pipe; no damage reported.
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5 Religious-social issues conference will open Sunday; three speakers to discuss problems in labor relations Whitney Young, Roy Rogers, and Svend Godfredsen will speak; highlights of the conference.
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6 Student teaching:
Curtis--Dwight K. (Laboratory School Faculty) 		Assignments will be given.
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7 Veterans' checks:
Jennings--Phillip C. (Student--1926-1928; Business Manager) 		Business Office will cash veterans' checks.
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8 Vote for Old Gold candidates today
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9 Weidman dance ensemble to be here Thursday Profile of the ensemble; photo.
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10 Java jumped, but--threatened revolt quelled, coffee price normal again Price of a cup of coffee jumps from five cents to eight cents, but then drops back to five cents.
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11 Know Your Eye Staff: Fuller reads galley proofs; Bartlett is advertising mgr.
Reese--James E. (Student--1947) 		Shirley Fuller, freshman physical education major, edits galley proofs; Harry Bartlett, sophomore social science major, is in charge of advertising; photo.
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12 Musical Notes
Rogers--Jeannette (Janie) (Student--1948) 		Announces recent and upcoming music related events on campus.
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13 Teacher, may we leave the room? Comments on professors who keep their students well after the dismissal bell.
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14 The Line Comments on people and happenings on campus.
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15 These potent "Eye" editorials . . . Discusses the lighting situation in the College Eye office, and how it was fixed shortly after a cartoon regarding the situation was published.
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16 Actors plastered? Only mask-makers at work on play A look at preparations for "The Great God Brown".
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17 Fuel oil shortage confronts Village Veterans' families taking a variety of measures such as moving in together and installing coal and wood burners.
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18 Guest speakers for conference here Svend Godfredsen and Whitney M. Young, Jr., will speak at TC during the Religious and Social Issues conference; photo.
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19 Roland Searight to lead Symphony Orchestra Sunday
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20 Spring art salon:
Deadrick--Vae A. (Student--1947) 		To be sponsored by Art League.
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21 Cagers meet Luther five Saturday night Panthers will face the Norsemen of Luther College.
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22 Grapplers will meet Cyclones in first home contest of year Panthers will face Iowa State University; "B" squad will face Fort Dodge YMCA.
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23 Intramural cagers produce upsets; LaMaster tops scoring list with 52
Salisbury--Ralph (Student--1946-1948) 		Dean LaMaster holds the scoring record of the intramural basketball season with fifty-two points; photo.
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24 Koll scores most falls for matmen Point statistics for the members of the wrestling team are posted.
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25 Three cage fives remain unbeaten Intramural basketball standings are posted with tomorrow's schedule.
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26 Athletic events:
Jennings--Phillip C. (Student--1926-1928; Business Manager)
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27 Cage five proves that free tosses win ball games ISTC has won three games by free throws this season.
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28 Cagemen wallop Morningside 71-49 for number six ISTC defeated Morningside College for their sixth straight conference win; photo.
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29 Conference standings Iowa State Teachers College stands at the top of the North Central Conference with a 6-0 season record.
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30 Johnson, Corbin top point makers for girls' teams Darlene Johnson and Colleen Corbin hold the number one scoring seat in intramural basketball competition, with eighteen points each.
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31 KO's
Knee--Orval A. (Class of 1950) 		Encourages students to attend the home wrestling meet against Iowa State, and the Saturday morning intramural basketball competitions.
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32 Nine games for women's quintets Schedule for women's intramural basketball competition is posted.
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33 Secretary to dean will attend Iowa U. Jeanne de Bettignies will move on.
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34 Tutor five tops South Dakota U. 42-33 last Friday Norm Jespersen lead the team with twelve points against the South Dakota Coyotes.
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35 Around the Campus
Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948) 		Comments on the changing face of the TC campus, recent concerts, and the problems of the Old Gold staff.
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36 Business classes
Douglas--Lloyd V. (Commercial Education Faculty; Business Education Faculty) 		Must take typing qualifying tests.
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37 FBLA will present play on February 3 Will present "Where There's Life, There's F. B. L. A.
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38 Rendezvous The Greeks announce their recent and upcoming activities.
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39 Senior pictures:
Sturm--Harold Edward (Class of 1948)
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40 Students plan visit to Jewish synagogue In Waterloo.
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41 Survey of Campus Opinion
Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948) 		Students express their opinions about taxes and family income.
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42 Harris suggests tax bill to curb inflation in U.S. Professor Harris offers views.
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43 Iowa Teachers First initiates 7 members List of members and officers.
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44 Jimmy Smith to play at Stadium Hall dance
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45 Plan installation of Alpha Phi chapter Alpha Phi chapter of Phi Delta Kappa will be installed; TC chapter organized earlier this year.
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46 Sixteen men enter bridge tournament Professor Howard will direct tournament.
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47 They've got your number . . .
Torry--Richard D. (Student--1947) 		Campus telephone operators talk about their work; handle three or four thousand calls a day; photo.
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48 Give advance registration details Schedules and regulations for registration.