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Issue Contents

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1	'Les Miserables' is Commons show


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2	Applications due for Social Life


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3	Board names Lockwood and Cias editors	Gerald Cias named executive editor of College Eye; James Lockwood named executive editor of Old Gold; list of other staff members.


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4	Four music students present recitals Monday, Thursday	Marilyn Sheeley, Jim Maltby, Charlene Guthridge, and Beverly Winkleman will perform.


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5	Lackore, Esther Hicks receive SCRA posts


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6	Mead, health director since 1920, dies here	Frank N. Mead died May 5, 1954.


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7	MU committee chairmen named	List of committee chairs.


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8	Observe AWS Women's Day Wednesday	Schedule of activities.


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9	Playday tomorrow in Women's Gym	Sponsored by WRA.


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10	Scott takes rural education job in Egypt's schools	Donald Scott will take position in Egypt.


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11	Spring band concert changed to May 20


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12	Spring is here	A jungle gym, sand box, and tire swing have been built in the home economics play school near the Greenhouse; photo.


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13	Study Hudson teaching setup	Hudson school board considering student teaching arrangements.

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14	EYE asks 'Do we have student academic freedom?'	Encourages students to send letters to the EYE about their views on student academic freedom at Teachers College.


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15	Speaking of Records Albert--Carl P. (Dean) (Class of 1956)	Reviews recordings of Freddy Martin, Johnnie Ray, and Patti Page.


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16	Students say free, open discussions of Communism are not to be feared	Examines an article in 'Redbook' concerning conversations about Communism.


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17	Weather analysis predicts fair Iowa doomed to roam aimless byways Sargent--Diane (Student--1953-1956)	Discusses the recent abrupt change in the weather.

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18	Explain student Social Security deductions	Error will result in double deductions in next paycheck.


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19	New policy on sick excuses will become effective for fall quarter	Students will report illnesses to residence hall director, who will tell student to report to Health Services for examination.


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20	Off-campus counselors needed for next year


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21	Residence applications for next summer due


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22	Workshop studies citizens' problems	A look ahead at the public relations workshop.

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23	Laying one down for Seerley 200's; strike three	Hito Ikeda, Ben Rowe, and Morris Kimura play intramural softball.


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24	Sports in Short Cias--Gerald W. (Student--1953)	Sketches Jim Rosien and Dick Koch; also discusses Panther football and track.


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25	TC thinclads face Luther; Mankato TC wins annual Midwest Meet	TC takes second in triangular against Milwaukee State and Mankato State.


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26	Tutor nine at Des Moines for weekend series with DU	Panthers will face Drake University.

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27	Charles Gaitskell speaks tomorrow	Will speak at art education conference.


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28	Golfers stop Luther; bow to LaCrosse TC	TC defeats Luther, 20 1/2-9 1/2; TC defeated by LaCrosse, 30-0.


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29	Intramurals	Warren Morris announces that he likes the enthusiasm he is seeing from the intramural softball participants.


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30	TC netmen stop Wartburg; meet Luther in home finale	TC defeats Wartburg twice, 7-0; TC defeated by Luther, 8-1.


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31	Ten receive varsity letters	Varsity basketball letter winners are listed.


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32	We was robbed	Don Lange finishes the 440 yard run in 49:7; photo.

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33	'Liberal Religion' is study topic	James Luther Adams will speak.


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34	All students invited to IFTA meeting


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35	Hulme talks at chapel	William Hulme will speak at CHIC.


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36	Music fraternity elects officers	Marilyn Russell will head Sigma Alpha Iota; will hold picnic with Phi Mu Alpha; list of officers.


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37	Science students travel to Purdue	For national science fair.


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38	Seventy guests honor Miss White	Honored for 38 years of service; retired at close of fall quarter, 1953.


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39	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.

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40	'The Crucible' cast skillfully presents modern problems Sellers--Cary J. (Janet) (Student--1954)	Review of the play.


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41	College art work in Waterloo show


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42	Dinner honors seniors


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43	Faculty dances tonight


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44	Greek Letters	News from Greek organizations.


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45	Lantz to preside at conference	For general education discussion at Drake.


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46	Latham to hear his music at Minneapolis

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47	Farm wife chosen Mother of Day; Letter wins orchid lei for mother	Mrs. Maurice Alborn, mother of Pat Alborn, honored; photo.


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48	Men's Union recognizes forty-four	List of those honored in Hall of Scholarship.


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49	Seerley group meets	Seerley Foundation hold annual meeting.