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1 All-faculty mix will be held April 12 Will meet for entertainment and refreshments.
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2 Anna B. Lawther will be guest at Lawther dinner For annual event.
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3 Brandt photographs Guam in color pictures to go on 1949 calendar
Hilburn--Patricia (Student--1948)
Roger Brandt talks about his photography.
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4 Early birds . . . Students pose for photo while preparing for the "early bird breakfast".
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5 FBLA host to ten high schools today For state convention; program highlights.
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6 Globe Theater replica to be used for play Professor Wood will supervise set construction.
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7 Group to attend Social Action Day in Des Moines Nineteen ISTC students will attend.
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8 Kappa Phi sponsors all-college chili suppers as part of fundraising drive Attempting to raise money so that women may attend summer convention.
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9 Orchestra to give concert; Holvik will direct; Baum to be soloist Performance program.
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10 Positions as camp counselors are open Those interested should contact Thelma Short.
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11 Senior students Should report for placement information.
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12 WRA sponsors early breakfast All women invited.
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13 . . . Salaries . . . Students are given some facts on the teachers' salaries..
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14 . . . Surveys Shares opinion about the use of surveys and their reliability.
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15 Around the Campus
Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948)
Due to lack of interest the Old Gold and Pen may be discontinued, a journalism fraternity should become a reality, and the concept of having a journalism minor is being considered.
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16 Board asks students for help The Board of Control of Student Publications makes students aware of the lack of commitment by student body to the Old Gold; if this doesn't change, the Old Gold will be discontinued.
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17 Know Your Eye Staff-- Baier has unusual ambition; Rumsey collects jazz records
Davis--Helen Mae (Class of 1948)
Profiles of College Eye reporters Dorothy Baier and John Rumsey; photo.
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18 Safety . . . . Comments on adding safety patrols on 23rd just make it safer for pedestrians to cross.
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19 The Line
Russell--Marian Lucille (Class of 1949)
'News' from around the campus.
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20 Deans, dorm directors return from convention Attended guidance and personnel meeting.
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21 Fellowship is awarded senior English major Arlene Schlegel wins Lydia Roberts Fellowship to Columbia.
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22 Joens, Dolan new housing unit presidents Women's League representatives selected.
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23 Nelson is elected Baker Hall president List of other officers.
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24 Students attend SDA convention Twelve from ISTC will attend.
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25 Survey of Campus Opinion
Hillsten--Edwin Leonel (Lee) (Class of 1948)
Students are surveyed on their political beliefs; offer opinions on who the next president should be.
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26 Expanded college facilities needed says commission
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27 High school bands to play at Relays Eight hundred band members will perform.
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28 Rendezvous News and events of campus Greek organizations.
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29 Republican Club has first regular meeting Senator Berg spoke.
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30 Science and math instructors will attend meeting Of Iowa Academy of Science.
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31 Summer session of Campus School to open June 4 Description of the summer program of study.
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32 Wallace followers plan "save the peace" week Will protest plans to revive the draft.
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33 Eight wrestlers win in Olympics Eight of the sixteen wrestlers who qualified for the national meet are from TC.
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34 Football practice starts with 53 men on roster Fifteen of those out for the football team this season are returning letter winners; complete list of the team is given.
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35 Golf and tennis teams work out As spring sports get underway the competition has been with the weather.
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36 Knox first entry for T. C. Relays Entries are pouring in from schools to take part in the Teachers College Relays; photo.
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37 KO's Discusses the recent wrestling meet here that used Olympic wrestling rules and some to the confusion it caused.
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38 Mat coach McCuskey finds plenty to do besides his wrestling duties
Hall--Robert M. (Student--1948)
Takes a glimpse into the life of David McCuskey.
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39 P. E. Doings Physical education and recreation news.
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40 Panthers open baseball season against Iowa State; Herb Dorsey and Max Mabie will likely be mound choices The starting line-up for the game is still being considered as the Panthers prepare for a victory.
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41 Thinclads whip Grinnell team 104-27 Wed. TC has dominated all of their meets this season with two victories,
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42 Bureau publishes three booklets Two books are on athletics and one is on guidance.
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43 Campus high school is approved by NCA Placed on approved list.
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44 College Players will present Wilde's Salome Schedule of productions.
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45 Faculty delegates at conference On rural life and education.
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46 Iowa future teachers Will meet.
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47 Kurtz attends music educators' conference
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48 National honor society elects 6 from TC high List of new members.
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49 State conference to be held here On school district reorganization.
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50 Student teachers Should meet to submit applications.
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51 Alumnus for April now available
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52 Anita Dowler attends family relations meet Serves on discussion group there.
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53 Bailey will attend chemical convention
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54 Change in veto power of UN unwise, decides student conference Students return from intercollegiate conference in Chicago.
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55 Gamma Theta Upsilon initiates 5 students List of new students.
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56 Vance Dixon to play for dance tonight
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57 Work resumed on arts building Structural steel arrives; report on progress.
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58 Bartlett has informal music hour each week Bartlett Hall students will perform.
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59 Corridor chairmen entertain at Coke tea In Bartlett Hall.
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60 Diekmann will attend Pi Omega Pi meeting Will attend regional meeting.
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61 There is no Jewish nationality or race, Rabbi Baron tells students Speaks on Palestine.