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1 . . . Pedal pusher
Holmes--George Henry--Jr. (Class of 1952) 		Whitey Fox shows his bicycle trip route; photo.
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2 'More elementary teachers needed, says McDonald in address Monday Excerpts from remarks by Ralph McDonald.
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3 Demitrios Cordas will be coffee hour speaker Will talk about WSSF.
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4 Faculty members will attend 'Career Days' At Iowa high schools.
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5 Old Gold election Wednesday; winners will be announced on Saturday The four finalists in each category will be announced at the Old Gold Beauty Dance; description of the dance.
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6 Safety Patrol
Woodcock--Bertram L. (Class of 1929; Safety Educat 		Will watch for cooperation of students and faculty with Campus School safety patrol
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7 Setting for winter play combines furnishings from several periods
Ohl--Arden William (Class of 1949) 		Description of the set for "Deep are the Roots"; list of cast members.
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8 Student body
Jennings--Phillip C. (Student--1926-1928; Business Manager) 		Students should not sit in seats reserved for general public.
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9 Winter Pen will include 5 short stories Will also include poetry.
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10 WSSF drive opens; goal set at $999.99 Students and faculty tell why they will support the drive.
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11 As I See It
Holvik--Karl Magnus (Music Faculty) 		Feels that people must stop being narrow minded towards artists.
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12 How much is too much? How much aid should we give other countries?
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13 Jones gets too much mail; Nellor shuns western music
Ludley--Beulah May (Classes of 1950 and 1971) 		Profiles of Richard Jones and Pat Nellor; photo.
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14 Letters to the editors Disappointed at turnout for Dr. McDonald's speech; wonders if students are serious.
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15 Letters to the editors
Guest--Charles Boyd (English Faculty) 		Questions Don Howard's article on general education
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16 The Line 'News' from around the campus.
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17 Baum presents piano recital Profile of Professor Baum.
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18 Humanists to discuss 'The Last Judgment' Joe Albrecht will lead discussion.
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19 Meditations follow religious week theme Description of the programs.
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20 Meditations held in Bartlett lounge
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21 Nugent's and Jennings' corridors entertain
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22 Valentine pajama parties planned In Bartlett Hall.
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23 Waterloo reserve unit has openings Naval Reserve unit seeking veterans.
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24 Cagers invade Sioux City for vital conference tilt; win over Maroons essential to Panther title aspirations Both teams have lost one game to North Dakota; this will be the first time for the teams to meet; photo.
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25 Cagers win two games and drop one last week Tutors were on a six game winning spree until North Dakota University beat them, 60-51
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26 Grapplers defeat Spartans 15-9 for first home win Grapplers broke Michigan State's two year victory streak.
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27 Instructor's life saving course is added this spring
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28 Mighty Mice clip Dizbec's Three's In the second week of women's basketball, Mighty Mice win, 59-13, over Dizbec's Three
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29 Baseball practice to start Monday for Battery men Twelve pitchers and five catchers should report.
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30 Frosh Grapplers tie Ft. Dodge 'Y' Frank Altman won over John Hall in the 128-pound class.
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31 Indoor meet at Drake postponed Postponed because of severe weather conditions.
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32 Intramural cager Jim Woltz tops scorers with 69 Dave Rinderknecht right behind Jim with 59.
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33 KO's Upset about announcement made during middle of wrestling meet; photo.
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34 P. E. Doings Physical education news.
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35 Panther wrestlers invade Oklahoma; to meet Sooners tomorrow night at Oklahoma U Panthers beat the Sooners last season, 19-11.
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36 Clinic gives aid to students who need, want help with their speech
Dummermuth--Dawn (Class of 1950) 		Speech Clinic began in 1943; caseload has grown.
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37 Goetch will speak to industrial arts frat Will speak on placement.
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38 Musical Notes
Harnack--Robert Victor (Class of 1950) 		Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
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39 Student League
Strayer--Gordon B. (Class of 1949) 		Will meet.
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40 Theta Theta Epsilon initiates four members Roster of new members.
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41 'Driving course is popular among high school students,' says teacher
Jones--Robert W. (Class of 1949) 		Forty students are enrolled; Professor Woodcock describes the problem at length.
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42 Dr. Bultena is host to SDA members Put on magic show.
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43 Erbe recovers at Sartori Hospital Professor Erbe had a stroke.
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44 Future Teachers Council meets
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45 Lawther Hall has first pajama party of year
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46 Renaud elected new orientations chairman Monday Profile of Ruth Renaud.
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47 Rendezvous News about Greek organizations and activities.
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48 Whitey Fox bicycles 1000 miles through Europe; finds Edward Nehls in London
Ludley--Beulah May (Classes of 1950 and 1971) 		Whitey Fox describes his trip.
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49 Bartlett selects committee to buy records, books Each committee will have $10 per month to spend.
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50 Commencement to be biggest ever! says Hill Brief description of the ceremony.
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51 Math Frat will meet in Van Engen home Dave McClure will speak.
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52 Nelson will discuss personnel at Chicago
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53 Rec room closed to visitors on Sunday Few were making use of the room.
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54 Three corridors hold after dinner coffee
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55 Vocalists and pianists in Bartlett music hour