Issue Contents

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1	'Messiah' slated for December 9	Faculty and students will perform.


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2	'Ten minute rule' on lates passes	Women may accumulate ten late minutes per quarter without penalty.


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3	21 from here in 51-52 Who's Who	List of students who appeared in the publication.


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4	Coming up	Schedule of campus activities.


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5	Film tickets on sale at Crossroad only	Film Club schedule.


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6	Jewish Rabbi to speak at chapel	David Schoenberger will speak; photo.


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7	Magazine will run contest to find name	President Maucker approves six month trial; now seeking name.


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8	Maucker, 39 others top $6000 at TC	A look at the college salary list.


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9	Seniors must be at meeting	To receive placement information.


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10	Speech meet will attract 100 students	North Central debate to be held on campus.


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11	The pond's ready . . .	Students unpack their ice skates for a some time on the pond; photo.


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12	Traditional Christmas tree lighting ceremony will open Yule events here; caroling, formal also on schedule	Schedule of activities for Christmas traditions.

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13	'Help week'---	Officials replace 'hell week' with 'help week'.


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14	Coburn returns to local stage after 41 years O'Neill--Bonnie Jean M. (Class of 1953)	Profile of Charles Coburn.


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15	Man can build skyscrapers, but can't live peacefully with others Moskowitz--Donald (Class of 1953)	People just don't seem to care enough about wanting world peace.


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16	On the job experience---	Applauds Illinois plan for extended student teaching.


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17	Reader opinion Hovelson--Jack V. (Class of 1957)	A reader's opinion on an extended GI Bill for Korean War veterans.


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18	Teaching to think---	Students are starting to see opportunities that allow them to think.

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19	English teachers attend meeting	Several attend NCTE national meeting.


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20	Paul announces national exams	ISTC is a testing center.


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21	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations.


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22	The Music Goes Round & Round Weldin--Patricia Lee (Student--1951-1952)	A summary and commentary on upcoming music events.

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23	Accepting entries for mat meet to be held December 8	The meet will encompass both college and AAU divisions.


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24	Cagers begin season, face busy week-end; open tonight against North Central, then leave for Lincoln to meet big seven foe	A preview of upcoming games.


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25	Girls to register for basketball	Announces registration procedures for the sport.


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26	On the . . . sidelines . . .by Heskett Heskett--James Lee (Class of 1954)	A preview of upcoming sporting events.


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27	Returning cage lettermen	Five returning varsity lettermen; photo.

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28	Adamson will direct production at players	Katherine Adamson will direct one-act play for College Players.


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29	Are you real jelly, a double bubble?	A look at college slang.


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30	Lawther to sponsor kids' Christmas party


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31	Praises use of films in teaching	Professor Gjerde talks about film use in class.


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32	Untitled	Discusses athletes and homework.

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33	Bishop to lead confab	Will lead discussion on teacher education curriculum.


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34	Dead Wood	Discusses the plight of the Thanksgiving turkey.


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35	Disc an' Dat Plambeck--Frank (Classes of 1953 and 1958)	Announces the record of the week.


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36	Douglas named to NEA committee


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37	I. A. instructors to give addresses	Professors Wagner and Palmer will speak at Westmar.


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38	Mabrey addresses class	Glenda Mabrey speaks in psychology class.


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39	Touchae to speak at women voters meeting	Pat Touchae will speak.


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40	When your sink falls off the wall, just call Madigan, Bell	Profile of Bartlett Hall house mothers.


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41	Winners announced in North Hall contest	Loyalty and pep songs selected.

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42	Fellowship address	Howard Blandeau will speak at Intervarsity Fellowship.


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43	Seerley men to hear talk on etiquette	Nancy Foss will speak.


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44	Staff go to Spencer	Professors Bishop, Schlicher, and Guillaume hold career day.


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45	Student centers	News from campus religious centers.


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46	TC pedalpushers greet California	Betty Swanson and some friends rode bicycles in California last summer.


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47	The Line	Humorous, creative remarks on student life.


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48	Three events slated on Lawther calendar	Breakfast, pajama, and tree-decorating events scheduled.


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49	Two will participate in Perry career day	Professors Grier and Thompson will hold program.

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50	Adelsman poem to be published	Maybelle Adelsman publishes work in college anthology.


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51	Bartlett plans style show	Will feature clothing for winter.


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52	Dahlberg slated as one of six mission speakers	For meeting to be held on campus; photo.


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53	Faculty fireside group to meet at Plaehn's


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54	Lawther Hall residents deliver holiday baskets	To needy families.


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55	Music groups to present musicale	Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha will present American music.


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56	Notice	Bus available for student teachers.