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Title Article Summary
Appoint Eye staff members for this summer and fall List of staff members.
Purchase two new paintings Work by Harry Johns and Richard Gates will be on display.
Urge chemists to try for government jobs Explosive chemists sought.
Twenty companies to display textbooks
Tuberculosis is topic of program C. W. Kammeier will speak.
Gaffin leaves next week for California Will study at University of Southern California.
No finals scheduled No two hour final examinations for summer session.
Russell publishes new book on oboe instruction
Dr. Brown to attend education conference at Iowa University On evaluation of secondary schools.
Aubrey to speak at chapel; forum lecture scheduled Profile of Edwin E. Aubrey; photo.
Nature students find rare leaf Students have difficulty identifying a leaf from an apple tree.
Swimming suggested as escape from heat The advantages of swimming.
Hart named NBC adviser Will advise on public service programming.
State director of federal student aid to be here F. A. Welch will speak
Campanile concerts given twice during week days Myron Messerschmitt plays the Campanile; photo.
Any second grader can add two and two, but can college students? Professor Van Engen comments on a recent national mathematics test.