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Issue Contents

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1	"Standing Ourselves" will be chapel topic


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2	Announce queens at dance; Palmer will play at Old Gold formal


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3	Approve new change in 2-yr curriculum	New program will include fifteen hours of electives.


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4	Campus chapel. . .	Artist's conception of the new campus chapel that is to be built when funds and materials are available.


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5	Concert Band will present winter quarter concert here	Performance program.


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6	Graduation will be held on May 25	Brief schedule.


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7	Purple Arrow holds initiation meeting	List of new members.


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8	SDA, humanists show "The House I Live In"	In contemporary affairs class.


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9	Streeter quits election race	May not be at ISTC next year; three candidates still in running.


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10	Students will be guests of Iowa chain store group	Will give students chance to business operations.


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11	Summer Bulletin, Alumnus available

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12	'Pinball machines' a wartime job for Greef, English prof Russell--Marian Lucille (Class of 1949)	Profile of Professor Greef.


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13	Another comment on blue jeans O'Kelly--Doris Jean (Class of 1949)	Women feel jeans are an acceptable part of their college wardrobe.


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14	Around the Campus Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948)	Comments on the service of the Humanist Club, religious discrimination, placement guidance in the work force, and TC's basketball team.


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15	Condemns collegiate bus-riding habits Empey--Jeanne-Marie Jensen (Class of 1949)	Unhappy that ISTC students seem to take over the seats on local buses, when other riders may need the seats more.


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16	Editorial quickies


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17	Give it a chance!	Writer tells students and faculty how important it is to keep of the grass on campus.


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18	The Line Russell--Marian Lucille (Class of 1949)	'News' from around the campus.


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19	Why the Eye?	Discusses the purposes of the College Eye and encourages students to comment on what is published.

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20	Bartlett women hold bridge tournament


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21	Beckman, Birchard new Old Gold staff members


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22	Helmer Sorenson added to rural education staff	Profile of Professor Sorenson.


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23	More vets reinstate lapsed insurance


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24	Palmer presented laureate citation	Recognized for outstanding contributions.


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25	Pat Smith's design will be used for programs	For spring art salon.


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26	Survey of Campus Opinion Smith--Warren Allen (Class of 1948)	Students give responses to the question, "Who is your favorite teacher on campus?"


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27	VA sponsors education program for nurses

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28	"B" grapplers win 21-3	Triumph for the "B" squad wrestling team over Fort Dodge


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29	B-squad matmen whip Wartburg varsity 24-5	Five falls and three new men added to the "B" squad line-up contributed to the TC victory.


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30	Cyclone thinclads overpower Tutor cindermen 71.5-32.5 in "split meet"	After the second meeting this season, the Cyclones defeat the Tutors; individual results of the meet are shown.


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31	Four meets left for Panther "B" squad wrestlers	"B" squad wrestlers will finish up the season with meets against Penn College, the Y. M. C. A., Fort Dodge, and the "Y" tournament in Waterloo.


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32	Luther defeats Panther quintet on third attempt	TC's hope for victory against Luther was crushed with a 48-40 loss.


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33	Nordly's cagers resume conference play tonight; need win over Augustana to stay in race for title Hermann--Dave	TC's recent loss to South Dakota State makes a victory against Augustana even more important.


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34	Panthers defeat Western Illinois	Matmen whitewash Western Illinois 38-0.


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35	Panthers trounce Wartburg cagers in b-squad game	The TC "B" squad ends up victorious in a 68-48 win over Wartburg.


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36	Play Day will be here February 21	Fifteen high schools will bring students to participate in the annual basketball Play Day events.


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37	Short orders bow to Bartlett Bullet Cagers	This week's women's intramural basketball outcomes are listed.


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38	Tutor grapplers hand 24-5 defeat to Oklahoma Tech	Bill Koll threw his opponent to the mat in forty-six seconds to help lead TC to a victory.

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39	Intramural season nears completion; Baker 3rds only unbeaten quintet	Gives the win/loss record of the men's intramural basketball league.


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40	Intramural season nears completion; four games are won by forfeits	Lists the outcome of the most recent games in the men's intramural basketball league.


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41	KO's Knee--Orval A. (Class of 1950)	Comments on the "B" squads on campus, the meet against Oklahoma Tech, Johnny Revelle and his chance at a school record, and the reasoning for the author adding his picture to the column.


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42	Nordlymen nightmare?

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43	Comments varied on "Brown" play; students, Fox pan O'Neill drama	Students and Professor Fox comment on the recent theatrical production on campus; most felt the play to be confusing.


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44	Loomer to run for state office	Will run for General Assembly seat.


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45	Super spuds, Super spuds--10 sacks of potatoes peeled daily at Commons, says chief peeler Jans--Marlys E. (Class of 1948)	A look at the job of preparing potatoes in the Commons.

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46	Carl Wirth to speak to Humanist Club	Will speak on aesthetics.


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47	Know your Eye staff--Marshall, Hall new 'Eye' staff members; report sport news	Profiles of College Eye staff members.


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48	Mallinson will address nat'l science council


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49	Musical Notes Rogers--Jeannette (Janie) (Student--1948)	Comments on recent and upcoming music-related events on campus.


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50	New mail laws give vet more convenience


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51	Pendergraft, Scott will direct summer schools	In Atlantic and Creston.


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52	Rendezvous	Greeks and their activities.


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53	Working veterans must report some bonuses

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54	'Tryouts for "Macbeth"


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55	New members initiated to Kappa Mu Epsilon	List of new members.


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56	Olaf Steg is appointed to Iowa music board


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57	Students complete art project says Larkin	Students complete mobile sculpture.


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58	Training program might return uniforms to I. S. T. C	Should a universal service act be passed, military training might return to ISTC.


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59	What to Wear	Suggestions for what men and women should wear to the upcoming dance.