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1 Editorial Want to add a fee to tuition to pay for the lecture course; seniors decide to construct gateway at 26th Street entrance.
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2 Morningside wins annual triangular debate Won 2-1 against I. S. T. C; Coe won against I. S. T. C., 3-0; Morningside defeated Coe, 3-0.
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3 State Board of Education authorizes erection of new dormitory here Funds authorized for women's dormitory; may cost $100,000 with construction to begin soon; will house 150 women; also consider construction of Vocational Building.
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4 Four professors discuss question of the evolution of man in public debate Sponsored by the True Blue Club.
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5 Senior class officers for spring term Roster of officers.
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6 Students attend Y. M. C. A. presidents' conference at Penn College Newly elected chapter presidents meet.
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7 Christian Associations Officers elected; dramatic readings performed.
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8 Special number on lecture course is both entertaining and educational Official photographer of Grand Canyon, Emory C. Kolb, presented movies and photos.
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9 Athletics Football schedule for the fall season; baseball and track news.
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10 Contributed Profile of alumnus Bedros Apelian, now a minister in New York City.
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11 Societies Neotrophians held annual banquet; Alphas installed new members.
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12 Friends in this city have received word Mr. and Mrs. Rheum of Decorah are rejoicing over a baby boy.
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13 Miss Nell Dickey Home from Sheldon, Iowa.
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14 Albert W. Graham Will accept a position in Missouri Valley.
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15 Among the alumni visitors of this week List of alumni and where they are currently teaching.
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16 Chris Hansen Spending time at his home on College Hill.
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17 Jay Wild Home for spring vacation.
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18 Miss Bessie Graves Called to her home due to the illness of her mother.
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19 Miss Ethel Lyon Will work with the Chautauqua; in charge of reading and the playground.
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20 Miss Lenore Shanewise Entertained a number of college women at her home in Waterloo.
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21 Miss Margaret Johnson Visiting friends at the College.
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22 Miss Millicent Warriner Spent time visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
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23 Miss Rae Stephenson Working as supervising critic of the primary department at Highland Park College.
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24 Miss Ruth Wright Spending time at her home on College Hill.
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25 Misses Riggs, Rice and Gregg Entertained Jennie Hutchison at Sara Riggs' home.
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26 Mr. Brian Condit Enjoying his work in Spring Valley, Minnesota.
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27 One of the most successful high school declamatory contests Contest took place, judged by Bertha Martin.
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28 Prof. Colegrove Gave an address at Fremont, Nebraska.
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29 Prof. R. V. Coffey Taken to the College hospital after suffering from an attack of appendicitis.
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30 Prof. Seerley Elected vice-president of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at Chicago.
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31 Professor S. A. Lynch, C. H. Bailey and Miss Eva Luse Will speak at the annual meeting of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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32 Tom Wise Home from Ames for his spring vacation.
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33 Walter Koester Spent time visiting his brother at the College.
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34 Word was received in this city Word was received of the death of Stella Hopper's mother.
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35 Miss Mildred Shaeffer Working as a grade teacher at Milford, Iowa.
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36 Miss Rosie Perry Died at the home of her parents.
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37 Mrs. D. S. Wright Entertained a group of faculty women with a dinner at her home.
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38 Prof. John Barnes Spending time at home for his vacation.
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39 Prof. R. McKitrick Spent time in Iowa City attending the Economics Association meeting.