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1 "Life" will display atomic energy exhibit Will be on display for two weeks.
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2 Bovee will begin work on Ph. D. soon Will study at UCLA; profile of Eugene Bovee.
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3 Campus High gives instrumental concert
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4 Cliff Kyes to play at formal; annual dance will honor all graduates
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5 Co-op
Smiley--L. Travis (Class of 1975)
Sidney Stott shops in the recently opened veterans' grocery store.
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6 Gil A. Cowen to initiate frat officers Former national president of Alpha Phi Gamma will be on campus; photo.
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7 Golden Ledger initiates seven List of officers and new members.
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8 Leading ladies. . .
Smiley--L. Travis (Class of 1975)
New Women's League officers make plans for next fall; photo.
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9 McGranahan will begin graduate work at Iowa U Granted one year leave of absence; Don Scannell will replace him.
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10 Mrs. Roy Abbott dies following long illness Died May 4, 1948.
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11 Nine students will go to Boone "Y" meet To attend conference; list of students who will attend.
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12 Supplement will replace spring issue of "Pen" Four page supplement will appear in the College Eye.
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13 Women's League officers plan fall activities Hold formal convocation to introduce officers and announce plans.
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14 Around the Campus Olympic wrestlers are giving TC a good reputation; Coach McCuskey hopes to go to London for Olympic games, and thanks is given to the TC band for their hard work.
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15 Freedom of speech? Comments on disruptions of speeches at public meeting on the draft in California.
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16 Gives reasons for "begging children"
Koehring--Dorothy May (Campus School Faculty)
Comments on an editorial that was previously published about begging children; student now offers ways of solving this apparent problem.
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17 Know your Eye Staff--Empey, Denniston edit society and women's sports columns
Davis--Helen Mae (Class of 1948)
Profiles College Eye staff members Betty Ann Denniston and Jeanne-Marie Empey.
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18 The Line
Russell--Marian Lucille (Class of 1949)
Campus gossip.
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19 Time for integration Some feel that seniors should wrap up their classes at mid-term of their senior year and be allowed to do an independent study.
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20 33 students visit state institutions For the care and training of handicapped and dependent children.
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21 Band will present 3 final concerts Will feature student conductors.
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22 Bartlett will hold May birthday dinner
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23 Birthday-pajama party given for Bartlett Hall
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24 Ed Hutchcroft installed as President of FBLA List of officers.
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25 Musical Notes
Rogers--Jeannette (Janie) (Student--1948)
Informs students of various music programs and activities.
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26 Struble attends modern language association
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27 Academic information sheet being revised
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28 Campus School May Day will end year Will include pageant, Maypole, and other activities.
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29 Columbia professor studies curriculum Florence Stratemeyer is visiting teachers colleges across the nation.
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30 Commencement ushers, marshals are chosen Roster of assistants.
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31 Ellen Richards Club will hold style show Will model clothes made by students.
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32 Martin Grant will speak to humanists Topic will be "How to be Happy though Human".
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33 National Honor Society initiates new members
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34 Pi Omega Pi will initiate new members List of new members.
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35 Quon Vet's Co-op organized by Sunset Village residents proves successful
Hilburn--Patricia (Student--1948)
Making progress on initial investment; has about one hundred members.
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36 Baseball men to play here with Jackrabbit nine Panthers will play South Dakota State at home and then travel to Minnesota for a series against the University of Minnesota; photo.
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37 Baseball squad drops 5-0 decision to Drake
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38 Cindermen from three schools to be here Saturday Upper Iowa, Luther, and Wisconsin Teachers of LaCrosse will all compete against the Panthers.
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39 Golfers will be host to Wartburg golfmen Teams will be meeting both in Cedar Falls and in Waverly.
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40 KO's Thanks coaches and administrators for their planning of the season-end assembly for the basketball and wrestling teams.
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41 Koll, Leeman, and Nelson are Olympic champions; Coach Dave McCuskey plans to see his boys at Olympics Bill Nelson, Bill Koll, and Germ Leeman will travel to London for the Olympics; photo.
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42 Luther baseball game cancelled due to rain
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43 P. E. Doings Physical education news.
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44 Thinclads crumple Cyclone trackmen Dutch Goodvin and Chris Steinbach were instrumental in the Panther win over Iowa State.
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45 Track coach Arthur D. Dickinson a three sport letterman at TC Profile of Panther track coach Arthur Dickinson; photo.
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46 Undefeated netmen at Wartburg College next Panthers defeat Loras and Wartburg.
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47 Campus School will hold regular summer session Students can work ahead or take classes not normally offered.
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48 Less than two-thirds vets still in school
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49 Rendezvous News from Greek organizations.
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50 Six delegates to democratic convention List of those who will be going to Des Moines.
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51 Survey of Campus Opinion
Hillsten--Edwin Leonel (Lee) (Class of 1948)
Students are polled on what columns they read most frequently in the College Eye.
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52 Veterans study for many careers
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53 "Talking" peacocks fool neighbors; deer are silent, says Mrs. Olsen
Christianson--Robert E. (Student--1949)
Mrs. Charles W. Olsen keeps unusual pets at 1807 Washington Street.
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54 Bartlett residents will give informal coke-tea
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55 Kyes' band has "home-on-wheels" with venetian blinds, running water
Harnack--Robert Victor (Class of 1950)
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56 Bartlett plans last birthday dinner
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57 Bodein speaks at Yale conference
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58 Initiate Bovee to Nat'l science group at SUI Becomes member of Sigma Xi.
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59 Quintones to broadcast on radio this summer Will be a part of the Tall Corn Network.
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60 Van Engen to initiate Colorado math frat Serving as national president of Kappa Mu Epsilon.