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Teachers lose Des Moines games; hold Drake down to a creditable score but are outplayed by fast Des Moines team	I. S. T. C. defeated by Drake University, 17-7, and Des Moines College, 41-25.
Warren Proctor given honor	Alumnus Warren Proctor will travel to Chicago to perform as soloist in the First Christian Science church.
Platteville Normal game Friday night; Teachers will meet fast aggregation from the Wisconsin State Normal School	Teachers will face the Badgers for their second home game of the season.
Second event in indoor meet; high jump is won by Fearing at the height of 5 ft. 4 inches; Kingsbury stands second	Twelve-pound shot-put will be next week's event.
Herbert Hottman	Herbert Hottman receives new nickname.
Lecture course number is changed; Harold Bauer and Madame Elizabeth Von Endert will give recital in place of Busoni; both rank high in musical circles	War interferes with travel planned by artists.
Prof. Walters addresses Parlor Reading Circle	G. W. Walters spoke on "Child Welfare" at the home of Mrs. Jackson.
Hear popular play "Stop Thief"; students interested in dramatic art will present well-known farce Jan. 29	Review of plot for campus play.
The preliminary	Preliminary campus competition will be held to determine the team that will participate in the interstate normal oratorical contest.

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N. C. A. hold annual mid-winter frolic; college gymnasium is scene of much fishing and swishing	Good times were enjoyed by all who attended the Newman Society's social gathering.
Gymnasium is open Monday evenings; opened to students on Monday and Thursday nights; varsity will hold regular pressure	Recreation hours at Gymnasium have been extended.
Gymnastic team is now complete; Kingsbury is finally chosen fifth man; Whitmore will be alternate	Professor Seymour chose the final man for the gymnastics team.

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Beginners class for military band	New course will be offered on the basics of military band instruments.
President of state board resigns; resignation of Hon. James H. Trewin	J. H. Trewin's resignation from the Iowa State Board of Education will take effect on January 1, 1915.
Official Notes	Makes important statewide and national education announcements.

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All those who desire to run	Candidates for College Eye staff during 1915-1916 school year will be announced.
English Club program	Faculty will present information on recent professional conventions.
Editorial	Claims that the College Eye would do better if society reporters would turn in their news.

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Capacity house greets Christine Miller; well known soprano is most enthusiastically received--presents an excellent program	Review of Christine Miller's voice recital.
Stop Thief	Brief review of student play's plot.

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Grace McKean	Is superintendent in Anita.
Evelyn I. McQuilkin	Is teaching at East Waterloo.
Mildred Waite	Is an assistant.
Miss Lenore Shanewise	Gave a reading in Urbana.
Enoch B. Gowin	Is teaching at New York University.
Myrtle Crane	Stopped teaching to care for her mother, who is ill.
Ellen Nyman	Is teaching in Bancroft.
Harley W. Grimes	Is superintendent in Stanwood.
Bert Barrett	Is an understudy in 'Othello'
Hazel Potwin	Visited Elsie Potwin.
Elizabeth McAvoy	Is principal in Hudson.
Mamie Foster	Is principal at Fort Dodge.
Francis Shambaugh	Is teaching in Cape Girardeau, Missouri; she is mourning the death of her father.
News of the death	Effie M. Longman died.
Miss Julia Hurd	Had a lesson plan published.
The Y. W. C. A. cabinet	Entertained at home of Lillian Sherrard.
Ida Gaarder	Injured her eye, as did Lucile Smith.
Selma Storre	Is ill.
The Davis County students	Had a party.
The Alpha-Philo annual banquet	Was last Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Morton	Will be on leave of absence.
Several I. S. T. C. students	Took part in Easter service.
John Gabriel	Is studying theology.
Henrietta Whitacre	Had idiopathic parotiditis.
Thomas J. Durant	Has important position in Washington, D. C.
Miss Beatrice Wilbur	Is visiting friends in Northwood.
The Newman Catholic	Festival was held in Gymnasium.
Several students	Have not returned since the holidays.
Miss Lillian Lambert	Entertained friends for dinner.
Mrs. G. W. Newton and son Ross	Went to California for the winter.
Twenty-four members	Faculty conducted study center work.
Grace Neagle	Sprained her wrist in a fall.
Marion Jenkins and Lillian Hartlin	Are doing office work.
Caro Austin and Irene Pano	Are studying with Bertha Hart in Chicago.
Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Gave lecture in Independence.
Ask Alice Oleson and Blanche Brummwell	About trains.
Mrs. G. W. Seymour	Visited Professor Seymour.
The home and educational department	Woman's Club met at Training School.
Maud L. Popp	Has taken to painting china.

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Miss Barr	Assisted in a program at Methodist Church.
Miss Correll and Miss Cresswell	Entertained faculty friends.
Prof. Colegrove	Attended meeting on vocational education.
Belle Smith	Injured her eye.
Christel Palmer	Is planning to study with Bertha Hart in Chicago.
Miss Florence E. Ward	Gave a lecture in Indianapolis.
Hawley Whitacre	Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids.
Bess McCowan	Is back to studying after an operation for appendicitis.
It is rumored	Bob Fearing tried to show off gymnastic talent.
Remember	Y. W. C. A. carnival will be held on February 6.

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Prof. Wright addresses Christian associations	Summary of David Sands Wright's speech on "Planes of Living."
Philos and Alphas hold scintillation	Review of literary society's programs.
Epigrams for teachers	Henry Sabin gives advice for those preparing to teach.