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1	Announcements	The Mathematics Club program postponed from last week will be held in the spring term.


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2	Girls give exhibition; annual open program of Woman's Physical Training Department given Saturday.	The Gilbert dancing was the most enjoyed part of the program.


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3	Hear Seamus McManus; last regular number on this year's lecture course	Seamus McManus is a noted Irish poet and story writer.


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4	House against Board	The Klay bill passes in the House of Representatives; would shift responsibility from the House to the Board.


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5	President Woodrow Wilson	Photo.


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6	Teachers College outplay Cornell; overcome big lead and win in most sensational game; final score 19 to 14	More than four hundred supporters cheered on Teachers College in basketball game against Cornell.

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7	Winter triangular debate; three men's societies will argue corporation question	Normally fall and winter triangulars are held, but this year only one will be held.

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8	Senior-Junior annual party	Program for Colonial-themed gathering provided.

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9	Gym. Meet won; close contest with Waterloo Y. M. C. A. team	T. C. wins gymnastic meet under direction of R. F. Seymour.


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10	Kind reader, permit us to say once more	Remarks on asking questions of professors; laments the number of exams; questions dictionary definition of the word 'gauntlet'.


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11	Philos hold gold medal	James Degnan wins first place in Philo gold medal debate.


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12	Prof. E. J. Cable	Professor Cable successfully undergoes operation.


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13	University coming Thursday; last basketball game of the season promises to be close	Teachers College to play Iowa.


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14	Untitled	Requests help in securing news for College Eye.


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15	Untitled	Reminds readers to pay their subscriptions to the College Eye.


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16	When in Rome	Believes students should act and behave according to what their peers and superiors expect of them.

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17	Avilla Gorman	Left school due to an illness.


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18	Beth Northrup	At home due to an illness.


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19	E. K. Chapman and wife	Prof. E. K. Chapman and his wife have a new daughter.


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20	Harriett Brunes, Hilma Johnson	Represented the Y. W. C. A., along with Nellie McIntosh and Mabel Hale, at the state convention of the Student Volunteer Movement.


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21	Julian Gist	Julian Gist, from Bellevue College in Nebraska, visited his parents.


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22	Laura Schmidt	Went home due to her mother's recent injury.


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23	Maybelle and Laila Jensen	Spent a day in Parkersburg at the home of E. A. Eisenschmidt.


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24	Miss Lorenz	Received roses as congratulations for the Schillerverein play.


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25	Musical concert a treat; Prof. C. A. Fullerton has an excellent musical organization	Men's Glee Club delivers solid performance.


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26	Rare talent in recital; Miss Kaufman and Mr. John Doane, Jr., of Chicago will be here	Y. W. C. A. to host program.


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27	Rev. J. E. Snowden	Rev. J. E. Snowden addressed the Y. M. C. A.


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28	Rev. O. B. Chassell	Visited daughters Laura and Clara,


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29	The Eulalian and Delphian literary societies	Held a party in the Gymnasium.


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30	The music pupils	Professor Anna Gertrude Childs was entertained at the home of H. L. Chase.


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31	The Schillerverein	A German play was presented in chapel.

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32	Arrangements have been made	The University Glee Club and the Minnesingers will exchange dates this year.


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33	Fannie Potgieter	Left school and returned home.


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34	Flora Beecher	Sister visited.


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35	Harold Frisby	Harold Frisby and Loren Byers left for Canada and will be soon followed by Mabel Frisby.


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36	Kate Hull	Called home due to the death of her uncle.


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37	Martha Halvorson	Fractured her ankle when she slipped on some ice.


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38	Miss Lambert	Entertained the advanced drama class.


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39	Mr. and Mrs. Eamen	Recently had a baby boy.


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40	News of the marked success	Bertha Stiles is praised for her work in conducting an educational meeting in Duluth, Minnesota.


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41	Prof. and Mrs. W. W. Gist	Entertained the Anglo-Saxon class.


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42	T. B. Homan	T. B. Homan, Griswold, visited campus.


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43	The Alphas and Philos	Celebrate victory over the Orios.


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44	The new Yale athletic committee	New rule bans students from playing summer baseball for compensation.


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45	The Science Club	Professors Begeman, Davis, and Bond spoke at the Science Club meeting.


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46	The Senior primary girls	The seniors entertained the juniors at a Colonial party.


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47	There have been more calls	Many calls have bee received for high school teachers.

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48	Honored alumnus praises college; Speaker of Illinois House appreciates value of our environment	President Seerley receives letter from William McKinley expressing appreciation for his time at Teachers College.

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49	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.