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Title Article Summary
Melody Way course to be demonstrated today Those interested in this method may attend demonstration.
T. C. students win honors in Kansas City contest Lorne Boylan talks about the debate team's trip.
Attention, graduates! Will meet in Auditorium.
T. C. band was present at Drake Relays last week Took part in parade there.
Wimer and Stanard read proof for Old Gold Spent two days in Iowa City reading proof.
All college dance to be Friday night; Mississippi Six will furnish music for collegians Student Council sponsors final all-college dance of the year.
Cedar Falls Boy Scout to make trip abroad One Scout will attend jamboree in England.
Jeanette Corsaut will give graduate recital
College orchestra will give concert May 8 Performance program.
Prof. Charles gives address in memory of Horace Mann At regular assembly.
Dr. Morton comments on work of Math. Club Impressed by the club's work.
Delegates will attend press conv. at Grinnell Program will feature speakers; College Eye staff will attend.
Outstanding Chicago minister to be here Sun. Carl S. Patten will speak at CHIC.
Joint recital will be given this evening Helga Sihler and Michael Klinoff will perform.
Dr. Bryn-Jones proved to be forceful speaker Excerpts from address.
Music students to enter contest at Des Moines Four advanced students will compete.
Official Bulletin Schedule of campus meetings and performances.
Mr. Chas. Ball of W'loo takes McCreary's place Will offer private lessons on brass and woodwind instruments.
Vote for May Queen today; May Queen to be elected today from six nominees Roster of candidates.
Mr. Bennett, noted bird lecturer, pleased audience Friday eve. Biology Club sponsors lecture by W. W. Bennett.