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1 Addition nears completion; section 'C' includes gym, indoor pools Description of the new fieldhouse at PLS; will cost $597,000; photo.
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2 Armstrong, his all-stars slated for this Monday
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3 Everybody welcome at Commons open house Will provide orientation to the facilities to new students.
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4 Homecoming approaches; work begins Committees at work.
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5 Intent study stressed by Dr. Maucker Excerpts from President Maucker's Matriculation Convocation address.
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6 Old Gold to sell Wednesdays only Will cost $3.75.
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7 Europe or bust!
Fromm--Geraldine G. (Class of 1959) 		Europe offers vacation opportunities for those of every income and background.
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8 Obiter Scripta
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		A four-day work week may be in the future for factory workers.
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9 Splitting an infinity
Schabacker--Marilyn A. (Class of 1958) 		Thoughts and observations by Marilyn Schabacker.
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10 Word of welcome Louis Armstrong will be welcomed at the TC campus, in spite of his words concerning the segregation issues in Arkansas.
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11 Enrollment statistics for 1956-57 released A look at enrollment and degrees awarded.
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12 First play set for Oct. 24-26 Will present "Squaring the Circle".
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13 Poage plans conference for April '58 Dates set for ACCIA.
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14 Puerto Rican students join TC's community
Masden--Georgia (Student--1957) 		Four students will be on campus this year; photo.
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15 Experienced runners to bolster harrier squad Returning team members will be the core of the group; photo.
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16 First conference tilt away; South Dakota State host for opener Both teams have one non-conference defeat.
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17 Marlins and Minnows meet Tuesday evening For prospective members.
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18 . . . On the sidelines
Peterson--John Neil (Class of 1959) 		A student's perspective on TC sports.
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19 Experienced coaches to build team from unseasoned squad Only nine lettermen returned for this season; photo.
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20 Newcomers' variety show 'Talent-ful' Will feature nineteen acts.
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21 TC's Finegan invents new pottery wheel
Johnston--Ruth (Student--1957) 		Has added motor to wheel; photo.
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22 Temporary positions to two TC women Ethel Winier will be Social Life Director; Joyce Jones will be Commons day hostess.
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23 "This is the operator. . ." A look at the facilities and service of the campus switchboard; photo.
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24 Conf. books still available From ACCIA.
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25 Fox, Lang in China debate At International Affairs Club meeting.
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26 Student ISEA announces all-college square dance
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27 Style show next week Will offer dress appropriate to particular campus occasions.