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1 Annual discussion conference is open to all TC students Preview of the program.
2 Board tells skip day poll results Will be selected by committee.
3 Civil Service to slate exams
4 Dad of the day Alonzo Gleason, father of Robert Gleason, will be honored; photo.
5 Deadline is set for song contest Seeking sentimental and rousing songs.
6 Dean announces committee heads for Homecoming List of committee chairs.
7 Freedom crusade to begin Monday Will raise money for Radio Free Europe.
8 Record of week to be featured Students may vote on favorite record.
9 Strayer releases partial play cast Partial list of cast members for "The Enchanted".
10 Today set as deadline for IFTA membership
11 Two to attend press convention Marge Schloeman and Ann Weinhardt will attend convention.
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12 Chivalry, modern film take limelight
Evans--Betty Jean (Class of 1952) 		Movie review by Betty Evans.
13 Dead Wood
14 Dunking of freshmen boys in pond is mere silly, sentimental tradition
DeKock--Paul Eugene (Class of 1952) 		Tradition lets freshmen get thrown in the pond but others think it is childish.
15 School enrollments decrease 275,000 The country's college enrollment will be greatly decreased.
16 Student Centers News from campus religious centers.
17 The Music Goes Round & Round
Weldin--Patricia Lee (Student--1951-1952) 		Information on music performances.
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18 Ceramics notice Students should reclaim old projects.
19 Child's council meets to plan year's events Council for Exceptional Children will meet.
20 Dear Dad . . . . Mary Ellen Daly writes a letter to her dad.
21 Disc an' Dat Choosing the top record for the week.
22 Girls have PJ party
23 Math honorary elects Ponder for president Wanda Ponder is president of Kappa Mu Epsilon.
24 Rural leaders to meet on Oct. 18
25 The Line Summarizing the life on campus.
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26 Girls' hockey play day set Panther women hope for win against Ames.
27 North Central Conference roundup Review scores of games.
28 Panther profiles Profile of John Beach.
29 Runs like this explain Tutor loss Drake outruns the Panthers.
30 Sunday grid fare Baker vs. Seerley Baker Hall will face off with Seerley Hall.
31 Wrestling practice Men interested should report.
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32 Drake stops Tutors in mud, 39 to 6 Panthers lose to Drake, 39-6.
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33 Around campus in the Fall Fall campus scenes; photo.
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34 Bartlett music hour
35 Dean Nelson returns from New York meet Attends conference on women's role in national defense.
36 Rendezvous News from Greek organizations.
37 Ridgeway's aide enrolls as senior Brief profile of Richard Spurlock.
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38 'Mademoiselle' advocates Champagne' A look at fall college fashion for women.
39 25 teachers get leaves of absence List of those who will be away for military service or advanced study.
40 Bartlett holds first Coke Tea Wednesday
41 Birkhead, Holst will open 1951-52 recital season Lengthy description of the program.
42 Faculty to hold meeting Monday Will consider staffing of graduate program; establishment of Committee on the Administration of Faculty Personnel.
43 Home economics staff attends meet at Ames Will consider evaluation of home economics programs.
44 KPBA elects Ferris as its new president List of other officers.
45 Maucker slated for three talks Will speak in Des Moines, Waterloo, and Cedar Falls.
46 Oxford opens doors to American women
47 Safety congress honors Woodcock Bert Woodcock honored by national group.
48 Schlicher gives first talk on social usage To Baker Hall men.
49 TC airman to post in Maryland Brief profile of Hershel Harrold Slater.