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| Orchestra to play here March 30 | Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform. | |
| Special religious activities for holy week announced | Schedule of activities. | |
| Coe wins annual speech tourney | Results of the competition. | |
| Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to appear in concert here | ||
| Six students to Grinnell meeting of United Nations | Will participate in model meeting. | |
| Strayer elected league President | Voter turnout low. | |
| Driving tests | Written and vision portions given. | |
| 8 concerts to be given next year | Schedule for the 1948-1949 season. | |
| Ellis is new Lawther prexy; Anderson and Jones also win posts | Brief profiles of the officers. | |
| Instructor makes forced landing | Walter Ditzler lands on the driver training range when his plane develops engine trouble. |
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| Hilltopics | Members of the College Eye staff were disappointed to find that men's fashion was taking a turn towards conservatism. | |
| Letter to the editor | Student is angry with students who stick around after their noon meal to smoke leaving those who haven't eaten no place to sit. | |
| Help wanted! | Student concerned about the high number of students voting in the beauty and popularity contests elections compared to other elections on campus. | |
| Survey of Campus Opinion | Students respond to the question, "Do you feel that students are becoming careless about walking on the grass?" | |
| The Line | 'News' from around the campus. | |
| Around the Campus | Campus news. |
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| Know Your Eye Staff | Profiles of Clair Hugh and Lee Hillsten; photo. |
| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Delegates chosen for UN assembly | List of delegates to Chicago conference. | |
| Three more baseball games for Panthers | ||
| FBLA plans state convention here | Conference highlights. | |
| SDA elects Kelly as new chairman | Hear report on political activities on other campuses. | |
| New bus routes give students better service | Will now circle campus. | |
| Supts. discuss teacher relations | Seniors hear advice from school superintendents. | |
| Dr. Ahlquist addresses local Kiwanis Club | On adolescence. |
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| Tickets on sale for Olympic trials | ||
| Cedar Falls Travellers organized by veterans | Student veterans set up baseball team under a new name. | |
| Thinclads enter A. A. U. meet at Drake Fieldhouse | Only two men from each college may enter in the same event causing many TC men to enter individually. | |
| Operate on Dahlke for appendicitis | Dahlke rushed to Sartori Hospital for an appendectomy and will be out of competition for six weeks. | |
| Trackmen try telegraphic meet | The upcoming track meet will be held here, but the competition will stay at their home field; results will be wired back and forth throughout the meet. | |
| Bill Weiler wins place in Illinois Tech Relays | Weiler ties for fifth place in relays after clearing the twelve foot marker. | |
| Life saving corps to present water show tomorrow | Description of the program. | |
| KO's | Matmen have even higher hopes of succeeding Cornell as national champions due to comments made by Michigan State wrestling coach; district Olympic wrestling tryouts will be here. | |
| Perry Como may salute TC relays | Petitions circulate campus in hopes of getting Perry Como to salute the relays; L. L. Mendenhall and Paul Bender originated the relays in 1922. | |
| Six matmen will carry tutor colors to nationals; twelve other squad members will enter state AAU meet | Tutors hope the saying "third time's the charm" rings true for them this year at the national tournament; photo. | |
| Panther cagemen set five records while winning 14 out of 20 games | Records were set and TC walked away with the North Central Conference title; photo. |
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| Lawther council plans conference | For student government leaders at other schools. | |
| Van Engen to address Humanist's Club | ||
| Boy scouting sessions announced for spring | ||
| Recreational group to sponsor tea Sunday | ||
| League plans grass protection campaign | Planning campaign to keep students from cutting across grass. | |
| Time magazine sponsors survey in 11 countries | ||
| Musical Notes | Informs students of various music programs and activities. |
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| Oil for 20 years only, Cable says; Anderson describes allied occupation | Offers advice on conserving natural resources at social studies conference. | |
| Dr. Curtis to attend student teaching meet | ||
| Audio-visual club members operate movie projectors, other equipment | Professor Gjerde talks about providing audio-visual services. |
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| Bartlett residents plan series of coke-teas | ||
| Dr. Price elected Phi Beta Kappa | By Cornell College chapter. | |
| What to Wear | Suggestions on how to dress for the water show tomorrow night, the dance in the Commons, and Palm Sunday church service. | |
| Spring Sprint features V. Dixon's Orchestra | ||
| Bartlett Hall holds family style dinner | ||
| Rendezvous | Greek organizations and their activities. | |
| Seerley Hall men have family style dinner | ||
| Bartlett women to give spring style show |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
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| 4-H Club hears about latest clothing fashion | Ruth Allen speaks. | |
| College Players elect spring quarter officers | List of officers. | |
| Jahncke new president of Jeffersonian Club | List of other officers. | |
| Hake made honorary member of Phi Mu | President Price is other honorary member. | |
| Science fraternity holds social gathering | ||
| Symphony orchestra to give spring concert | ||
| Personal director Olin speaks to FBLA | Terry Olin, from Viking Pump, speaks. |
