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Issue Contents

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1	All-campus sing set for Tuesday	Seventeen housing units and organizations will compete.


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2	Alumni Association reports sixteen scholarships open	Application procedures for $150-$300 scholarships.


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3	Band concert set for this Sunday	Performance program for Concert Band.


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4	Dr. L. Bultena speaks on science and religion	At CHIC service.


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5	Homecoming foe, SDU, announced	Special events associated with football schedule announced.


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6	Honor women students	Hold convocation; list of new members of Torch and Tassel, Chimes, and Purple Arrow.


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7	Horn stylings of Marterie draw acclaim Taylor--Mary (Student--1953)	Profile of the Ralph Marterie Orchestra.


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8	Kelly takes post at Buena Vista	Don Kelly will be publicity director and journalism instructor.


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9	Make application now for committee jobs	For Student League Board.


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10	Plan student art show this month	Will show selected student art work.


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11	Registration starts today	Procedures and fees.


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12	Social Life and Bartlett sponsor 'Barefoot Ball'	To be held outdoors near Commons.

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13	Campus Tremors


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14	Max says: age helpful to a certain degree	Claims that the older you are, the more the instructor listens to you.


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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.


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16	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.


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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.


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19	Lawther plans picnic; Bartlett plays games


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20	Marterie tickets are selling fast	For spring formal.


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21	Purple Arrow honors ninety new members	Will hold initiation dinner.


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22	Redner announces summer chorus	Will organize community chorus.


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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.


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25	Sports in Short Cias--Gerald W. (Student--1953)	Discusses Panther football and track; sketches Don Holland and Brooke Workman.


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26	TC cage schedule for 1954-'55 set	Next year's basketball team will play 18 games.


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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.


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29	Injuries hurt baseball club; Panthers split with Drake U	TC defeated Drake, 4-3; Panthers lost to Bulldogs, 1-0.


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30	Intramurals	Claims that someone has stolen the men's softball equipment and that if it is not returned, the league will be cancelled.


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31	Perfect form	Jim Wachenheim throws the discus; photo.


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32	TC golfers stop Luther, Wartburg	TC defeated Luther, 10 1/2-4 1/2, and Wartburg, 9 1/2-5 1/2.


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33	WRA board sponsors campout for members

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34	Betty Barney, Grinnell music instructor wed	Married Duane Crossley.


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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.


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36	Greek Letters	News from Greek organizations.


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37	High school presents vocal concert tonight


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38	Leadership class plans weekend at 'Y' camp


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39	Math Club schedules picnic next Thursday


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40	Miss McBlair invites senior women to tea


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41	Reichenberg art displayed Sunday


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42	Science Department releases newsletter	Sends news to alumni.


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43	Sigma Alpha Iota honors graduates	Entertained at home of Marilyn Russell; list of officers.


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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.


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46	Methodist group president retires


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47	Rev. Cole directs Methodist center	Profile of the Reverend J. Preston Cole.

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48	Alpha Phi Gamma picnics Thursday


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49	Avis Evely plays solo


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50	College Players view scenes from 'Dial M'	Directed by Delores Beckmann.


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51	Liz Corpuz made forensic chairman	List of leaders for fall high school debate meet.


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52	Need four back issues of EYE for binding	Public Relations office attempting to get complete volumes together.


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53	Workshops study religion's place in classrooms	One workshop will be held in Iowa.