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1 Editorial Recommends new editors for next year's College Eye; encourages students to attend Helen Keller's speech; would like basketball scoreboard in the Gymnasium.
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2 The oratorical contest Kenneth McFee from Parsons College won first place.
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3 Kollege Karnival was very successful Patterned after traveling carnivals; held by the Y. W. C. A; proceeds were over $300.
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4 New Training School building is dedicated Summary of speeches from dedication ceremony on February 10, 1914; photo.
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5 Band concert was much enjoyed Review of performance by Cedar Falls Concert Band.
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6 Science and Mathematics seminar Four professors will debate whether or not eugenics should be taught in the public schools.
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7 Candidates announcements Candidates for the 1914-15 College Eye announced.
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8 Lecture course Short biography of Helen Keller.
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9 The annual Wants each entry in the Old Gold to be original and different; pages need to be submitted in the next week.
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10 True Blue Club Discussed teaching in rural schools as opposed to teaching in town schools.
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11 Christian Associations Harry L. Heinzman will speak to the Y. M. C. A.; a Student Volunteer secretary will visit the college.
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12 Jack Thompson Enjoyed a visit from his brother.
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13 Miss Cora Wilson Enjoyed a visit from her sister Ena.
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14 Miss Elsie Packard Enjoyed a visit from her sister, Iva Packard, and Clara Smith.
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15 Miss Mary Dick Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.
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16 Miss Edith Shedd Spent time with friends on College Hill.
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17 Miss Eleanor Blair Teaching first grade in the Longfellow building in Sioux City, Iowa.
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18 Miss Ina B. Fry Teaching sixth grade in a grammar school in Los Angeles, California.
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19 Miss Zola Hostetter Teaching home economics in the Logan High School in Fairfield, Iowa.
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20 Mr. Chris Hanson Along with Homer Veatch and Charles Kramer, was in the city to attend the College Carnival.
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21 One of the important social events of the season Esther Seerley married Claude E. Culley of Marshalltown.
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22 Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Seerley and daughter Returned to their home in Manhattan, Montana, after attending the wedding of Esther Seerley.
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23 Miss Clara Primmer Enjoyed a visit from her sister Hattie.
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24 Miss Eva L. Gregg Completed a new grammar textbook to be used in all school levels.
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25 Miss Henrietta Radell Entertained the Advancers at her home.
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26 Miss Mildred McKercher Spent time at her home.
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27 Miss Minnie Ives Visited with her sister on her way to Cedar Rapids.
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28 Miss Nettie Blom Enjoyed a visit from her twin sister.
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29 Mr. Harry McDonald Recovered from an attack of appendicitis.
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30 Mrs. Cowgill from Lawrence, Kansas Visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. H. Seerley.
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31 Mrs. E. W. Seymour Spent time with her son, Professor R. F. Seymour.
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32 Pres. Seerley Spent time in Iowa City with his mother and brother.
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33 Prof. D. S. Wright Spoke before the Fortnightly club in Waterloo.
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34 Prof. F. C. Eastman Spent a short time in Cedar Falls greeting former acquaintances.
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35 The Philathea Sunday School Along with the Baraca Bible class enjoyed an evening of merriment in the social service building.
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36 The two largest Presbyterian Sunday School classes Enjoyed a picnic social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Morgan.
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37 Willard W. Patty Confined to the College Hospital but expects to be in school again soon.
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38 Miss Elizabeth Hughes Conducted a story hour for the children at the library.
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39 Miss Mona Wild Entertained a group of young people at her home.
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40 Misses Irene Murray and Anna Braunger Visited at the home of Mrs. Clakins of Waterloo.
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41 Mr. Edward M. McMahon Appointed to the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin.
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42 Prof. Mount Enjoyed a visit from a college friend.