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1 All-campus sing set for Tuesday Seventeen housing units and organizations will compete.
2 Alumni Association reports sixteen scholarships open Application procedures for $150-$300 scholarships.
3 Band concert set for this Sunday Performance program for Concert Band.
4 Dr. L. Bultena speaks on science and religion At CHIC service.
5 Homecoming foe, SDU, announced Special events associated with football schedule announced.
6 Honor women students Hold convocation; list of new members of Torch and Tassel, Chimes, and Purple Arrow.
7 Horn stylings of Marterie draw acclaim
Taylor--Mary (Student--1953) 		Profile of the Ralph Marterie Orchestra.
8 Kelly takes post at Buena Vista Don Kelly will be publicity director and journalism instructor.
9 Make application now for committee jobs For Student League Board.
10 Plan student art show this month Will show selected student art work.
11 Registration starts today Procedures and fees.
12 Social Life and Bartlett sponsor 'Barefoot Ball' To be held outdoors near Commons.
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13 Campus Tremors
14 Max says: age helpful to a certain degree Claims that the older you are, the more the instructor listens to you.
15 Speaking of Records
Albert--Carl P. (Dean) (Class of 1956) 		Reviews the music of Eartha Kitt, the Crewcuts, Tony Bennett, Georgia Gibbs, and Frank Sinatra.
16 Student Centers News from campus religious centers.
17 Unlimited cuts build character Examines the policy concerning the number of times a student may cut class.
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18 AWS chairman named for the coming year List of committee chairs.
19 Lawther plans picnic; Bartlett plays games
20 Marterie tickets are selling fast For spring formal.
21 Purple Arrow honors ninety new members Will hold initiation dinner.
22 Redner announces summer chorus Will organize community chorus.
23 Vampire of silent films, Theda Bara stars tomorrow At Film Club presentation.
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24 Netmen close with victory TC defeated Luther, 5-4, for a season record of 4-3; photo.
25 Sports in Short
Cias--Gerald W. (Student--1953) 		Discusses Panther football and track; sketches Don Holland and Brooke Workman.
26 TC cage schedule for 1954-'55 set Next year's basketball team will play 18 games.
27 Tutor trackmen trample Luther; face Grinnell in dual finale TC defeats Luther, 88 5/12-36 7/12; results are posted.
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28 Club plans dinner; names officers List of officers for Physical Education Club.
29 Injuries hurt baseball club; Panthers split with Drake U TC defeated Drake, 4-3; Panthers lost to Bulldogs, 1-0.
30 Intramurals Claims that someone has stolen the men's softball equipment and that if it is not returned, the league will be cancelled.
31 Perfect form Jim Wachenheim throws the discus; photo.
32 TC golfers stop Luther, Wartburg TC defeated Luther, 10 1/2-4 1/2, and Wartburg, 9 1/2-5 1/2.
33 WRA board sponsors campout for members
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34 Betty Barney, Grinnell music instructor wed Married Duane Crossley.
35 Busy Placement Bureau helps teachers, jobs get together
Lucas--Barbara A. (Class of 1957) 		A look at the work and the results of teacher placement efforts.
36 Greek Letters News from Greek organizations.
37 High school presents vocal concert tonight
38 Leadership class plans weekend at 'Y' camp
39 Math Club schedules picnic next Thursday
40 Miss McBlair invites senior women to tea
41 Reichenberg art displayed Sunday
42 Science Department releases newsletter Sends news to alumni.
43 Sigma Alpha Iota honors graduates Entertained at home of Marilyn Russell; list of officers.
44 Travels to New York; visits auto industry Morris Crawford will learn about auto industry.
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45 Dr. R. A. Rogers attends Purdue science fair Thursday Accompanies winners of local Science Fair.
46 Methodist group president retires
47 Rev. Cole directs Methodist center Profile of the Reverend J. Preston Cole.
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48 Alpha Phi Gamma picnics Thursday
49 Avis Evely plays solo
50 College Players view scenes from 'Dial M' Directed by Delores Beckmann.
51 Liz Corpuz made forensic chairman List of leaders for fall high school debate meet.
52 Need four back issues of EYE for binding Public Relations office attempting to get complete volumes together.
53 Workshops study religion's place in classrooms One workshop will be held in Iowa.