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1 Campanile will play for prayer observance Student Christian Association will sponsor campus observance.
2 Dorms to hold mixer Saturday Women will be guests of men.
3 Election counts will be posted College Eye will mimeograph early results.
4 Invite 200 schools to press day To be sponsored by Alpha Phi Gamma.
5 Keisler to speak at chapel E. Keisler will speak at CHIC; photo.
6 Off-campus plans 'Shipwreck' party Will sponsor dance at Hartman Center.
7 Phi Mu jazz show opens Wednesday Lengthy description of the upcoming program; photo.
8 Square dance tonight
9 Street dance at top of Hill will open Mardi Gras season Lengthy description of the dance activities.
10 Who's Who lists eleven from here A number of faculty listed in Midwest Who's Who.
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11 Around
Coombs--Don (Student--1950) 		Sarcastically applauds the benefits of capitalism.
12 Blood for brotherhood James Kearney, Jr., urges the donation of a pint of blood in celebration of Brotherhood Week.
13 Happiness, strength Eddie Cantor encourages eliminating prejudice.
14 Human brotherhood Ralph J. Bunche encourages 'practical application of the democratic principles of brotherhood.'
15 Re-dedication Bernard M. Baruch urges a re-affirmation of each individual citizens democratic principles.
16 Untitled Contends that students who reach the point of graduate work they are ready to delve deeply into research.
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17 Art students observe SUI art collections
18 Business instructors attend convention Professors Blanford and Douglas attend national meeting.
19 Dead Wood Discusses the horrors of finding a reasonable class schedule.
20 Eye-catching Two students observe a bulletin board prepared by Jean Grant and Professor Bardach in the Vocational building; photo.
21 First year KP Will hold panel discussion.
22 Industrial arts party
23 Instructors to attend home economics meet Professors Bouldin and Ping attend regional conference.
24 Magazine to publish art instructor's work Professor Larkin publishes work.
25 Men will honor high scholarship Makes plans to honor high-achieving underclassmen.
26 Speech students get excellent ratings Results of recent meet at Eau Claire.
27 Student centers News about student religious organizations and activities.
28 Volleyball organization meeting held Thursday The meeting is for all those interested.
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29 Cagers finish against Carls and Duhawks; Panthers end season against Loras and Carleton College The games will be Saturday night and Monday night.
30 Crew captures TC track crown Crew was named all-around champion.
31 Matmen top Cornhuskers by 24-6 count ISTC gained its largest victory to date against Nebraska.
32 SCA trip tonight Will go to Waterloo.
33 Tutors overcome twenty-point lead but Morningside wins by one, 58-57 ISTC lost a tough game on Saturday; photo.
34 Twenty-eight men receive major grid monograms List of award winners.
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35 Ad manager has 'footweary' job Profiles of Gerald Wolter and Carol Kamphuis.
36 Bake sale proceeds go to March of Dimes Ellen Richards Club will hold sale.
37 Basketball intramurals Gives schedules for the men's intramurals.
38 Call out for tennis prospects Announces the beginning of drills and workouts for the team.
39 Girls' basketball Gives results for last week's games.
40 McCann, Meier initiated Into Golden Ledger.
41 Winter queen Coronation of the winter "I" Club queen; photo.
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42 College play day
43 Debate squad attends Nebraska tournament
44 Faculty Dames Mrs. Gunnar Sausjord will speak.
45 No school Wednesday Due to registration.
46 TC alumni hold Los Angeles dinner Will see 75th anniversary film.
47 The Music Goes Round & Round
Weldin--Patricia Lee (Student--1951-1952) 		News from the music department.
48 Welle, Davis win 3-5 In Denver debate.
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49 Bartlett makes plans for dorm election Will go over procedures.
50 Cohn, Van Slyke named committee chairmen For off-campus lounge committee.
51 Commission plans for Air Force made
52 Honorary sponsors high school tour Industrial arts students from Allison visit.
53 Rendezvous News about Greek organizations and their activities.
54 Teachers College is designated as defense communications center Lengthy look at the civil defense preparations.
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55 Faculty fireside At home of Thelma Short.
56 Hedda Gabler shown for blind students Take production to Vinton school.
57 Maucker attends education meeting Will attend AACTE meeting in Chicago.
58 SAC members present inflation control panel Eight students participate in panels.
59 TCHS to give variety show
60 The Line Campus news and gossip.