Christmas

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1001 President Price lights tree in annual ceremony
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Description of the ceremony.
1002 Symphonic Band, chorus to give Messiah Sunday
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1003 To present carols on December 15
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1004 De Leo will play for Christmas formal
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1005 Faculty Dames to hold Xmas party on Tuesday
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1006 Music groups plan Christmas service
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To be presented by Sigma Alpha Iota.
1007 Christmas Holidays
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Photos.
1008 Inquiring Reporter
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Students and faculty talk about the value of the recent two week Christmas vacation.
1009 . . . Huts provide problem
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Santa has a hard time getting into the huts because the chimney is so small.
1010 . . . What! No mistletoe?
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Students sang Christmas carols as they decorated the Christmas tree in the Georgian Lounge.
1011 Campus Commentary
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Addresses Christmas, student of the week, the high rate of car accidents during the holidays, the bells that ring on campus, and the past semester events.
1012 Campus School faculty to broadcast today
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Will talk about Christmas.
1013 Christmases last year show variety
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Students recall where they were on Christmas during the war.
1014 Commerce group has Xmas dinner
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Description of FBLA dinner.
1015 Composer of carols sends original Christmas cards
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Professor Ruegnitz talks about her compositions.
1016 Dial Dope
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Announces recent and upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
1017 Education Department gives Christmas tea
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Amy Arey served.
1018 Married couples' Xmas party
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Last Saturday night the married couples had lunch at their Christmas party; photo.
1019 No Christian can keep Christmas this year with an easy conscience
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Believes world needs help.
1020 Santa shows bag of tricks to commerce department
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Santa visits business education instructors.
1021 Songsters sing Christmas carols at annual affair
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College Singers perform for fourteenth annual Christmas gathering.
1022 Strut stuff at dance
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The Christmas formal was attended by 260 couples, with music from Cliff Block's orchestra; photo.
1023 Untitled
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Woman asks Santa for a tall handsome brunette for Christmas.
1024 Special Xmas dinner for studes, profs
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Will feature turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
1025 Students will lead Christmas meditations
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Sponsored by Student Christian Association.
1026 Studes decorate halls, Commons
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Description of the decorations and celebrations.
1027 Tutor Timetable
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Events on campus.
1028 What to wear
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Describes the attire that students should wear for a specific event.
1029 Xmas formal at Commons tonight
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1030 Block's orchestra to play for annual holiday event
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Description of Christmas dance.
1031 TCBC Xmas party in women's gym
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1032 Traditional Christmas festivities on campus
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1033 Christmas
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Students celebrate Christmas.
1034 Holidays
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Students on campus celebrate the holidays.
1035 Christmas festivities, Dec. 13-20
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Description of activities.
1036 Carolers are needed
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Group will go out caroling.
1037 Christmas chorus sings Monday eve
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Beverly Vincent will lead student group.
1038 KXEL marks beginning of Christmas season with special programs
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Description of special programming..
1039 Nursery School hosts at Christmas party
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1040 Present Messiah Sunday; Oratorio by chorus and orchestra
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History and description of the upcoming performance; photo.
1041 Three meditations days in pre-Christmas week
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Will be led by Student Christian Association.
1042 Tree sets pace for Christmas week
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Tree outside Commons lit; other traditional celebrations coming up.
1043 Yule season arrives at gala Bartlett Hall
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A look at the decorations and activities at Bartlett Hall.
1044 'Snow Ball' music featured by Dunn at formal dance
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Last formal dance of the year.
1045 Christmas tree lighting set for 6:30
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Schedule for several Christmas traditions.
1046 It's Christmas in a box car for English Professor Gates
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Professor Gates has resigned and will teach in Colorado.
1047 Winter activities planned; tree lighting first event for Christmas
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Brief schedule of Christmas activities.
1048 Christmas three months away but GI Joes' packages are due this month
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Women shopping so that they can get Christmas packages in the mail for their overseas loved ones; photo.
1049 August 6 Christmas party in Seerley
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Description of the party.
1050 Campus School gives Yuletide program in Gilchrist chapel this afternoon
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Description of the Christmas program.
1051 Christmas festivities end; dinner party closes gala holiday weekend
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Description of the Christmas celebrations.
1052 Mistletoe no mischief
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1053 Christmas events begin; tree lighting opens weeks festivities
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Schedule and description of Christmas events.
1054 Gifts will go to 'Yanks who gave'
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Program will gather gifts for hospitalized servicemen.
1055 Faculty shops early to relieve St. Nick
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Faculty tell how them accomplished their Christmas shopping.
1056 What your man wants for Christmas
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A look at appropriate gifts for those in military service.
1057 Christmas at the Commons
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Photo.
1058 Here's what happened at Iowa State Teachers College in 1943-1944
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Photos of activities and people throughout the year; photo.
1059 Tree-lighting ceremony started
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Students, WAVES, and cadets sing carols; President Price lights tree in ceremony between Commons and Campanile.
1060 All students, Army, Navy on campus unite tonight for Yuletide ceremony
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Description of the initial tree lighting ceremony.
1061 Christmas activities reach new high
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Will include tree lighting ceremony, caroling, and dance.
1062 Commercial clubs have joint party
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1063 Industrial Arts girls increase toy supply on depleted market
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Women in class make and repair toys for children.
1064 Shopping with Marlys
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Gives last minute Christmas shopping tips.
1065 Violin group featured at community sing
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1066 What does Christmas mean to you?
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Books available at the library.
1067 Women's Chorus presents musical Yuletide program
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Performance program.
1068 One college tradition remains unbroken--Christmas Messiah
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Description of the upcoming performance.
1069 S. A. I. gives party
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1070 Students give annual concert
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Will present musicale.
1071 Students to carol for Army, Navy dinner line
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1072 Tutor Timetable
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Events and meetings scheduled; student recital; dorm night; singing; life saving corps.
1073 Waves present Christmas show
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WAVES present a seaman's dream.
1074 Snow is late, but lighted trees give campus the Christmas spirit
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Two trees will be lighted.
1075 Torch and Tassel Club will take over Christmas sale of tuberculosis seals
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1076 Alpha Chi Epsilon
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This social fraternity was established on campus in 1915. Activities of note are the Boilermaker's Brawl and a Homecoming dinner. Several members have been called into service for the war; photo.
1077 College Chorus
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Under the direction of Harald Holst, the chorus has performed a full schedule including broadcasts on KXEL, most importantly Handel's Messiah at Christmas time; photo.
1078 Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi
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Originally two sororities, they united in 1918. They were the first two social sororities on campus and the groups holds several gatherings during the year, including a Christmas party in the commons; photo.
1079 Pi Tau Phi
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Founded in 1925, the sorority has a purpose for students to seek friendship and to promote cultural development. The group held dinner parties throughout the year and helped the Red Cross, as well as wrote to servicemen; photo.
1080 Christmas party is last social affair of year 1942
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Traditional dinner not held due to war-time food shortages; sing carols around tree.
1081 Clubs hold annual Christmas parties before vacation
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A description of the parties.
1082 Dorms entertain by Christmas parties in past week
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Description of the parties.
1083 Let's talk it over with the editor
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Comments on traveling home for the holidays, women participating in the war effort, the men who eat their lunch in the Auditorium hallway, and an old editorial by a man who refused to sacrifice his life for the war effort.
1084 Although cut one week short--winter term holds promise of great activity
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Term will be eleven weeks instead of twelve; many activities are planned.
1085 Chapel service Sunday
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Dr. Gerald Knoff's sermon is entitled "Good Christian Men Rejoice"; Sunday night forum will discuss "Christmas Music From Far and Near".
1086 Christmas carol service to be sung Tuesday
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The tenth annual service will be held; twenty-eight people will sing.
1087 December 17 date for all-college Christmas party
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All students, faculty members and their families are invited to Seerley Hall for the event.
1088 Dial Dope 1540
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Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
1089 Let's talk it over with the editor
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Welcomes WAVES to campus; assures college draftees that the government will help them find jobs after the war; encourages students to buy Christmas seals.
1090 Student Council urges sale of Christmas seals
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Christmas seals will be used to raise money for the research and cure of tuberculosis.
1091 Christmas holiday period unchanged
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1092 Annual carol services conducted by Cosand
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Ninth annual presentation in the Commons.
1093 Christmas wishes are analyzed statistically
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Students tell what they would like for Christmas.
1094 Music echoes through Commons at all college Christmas supper party
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Description of extensive musical program at the dinner.
1095 Season's greetings
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Discusses the new meaning behind the words Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
1096 Carolers will greet holidays
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College Singers will perform.
1097 Forum group to sing old Christmas carols
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1098 Holiday spirit to reign at annual all-college Christmas supper party
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1099 All-College Christmas party supper planned by Ruppel and McIlrath
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Hope that 700 will attend.
1100 Mrs. Leeper discusses Christmas decorations
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