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Bible study for college credit	College will offer four courses for credit.
Baccalaureate address	First part of text of President Seerley's address; photo.
Enrollment sets high water mark; over 1700 enroll the first day	Rooming and boarding houses seem to be unaffected by the opening of Bartlett Hall.
Bartlett Hall	Description of the hall and rooms; 124 women reside there; brief summary of rules.
The Robins Campaign	Raymond Robins will conduct evangelical campaign on campus; follows Dad Elliott's campaign last year; photo.

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Y. W. C. A.	Will have three national workers on campus.
What audiences say	Tributes to the work of Raymond Robins.
Announcements	Students announce their candidacy for staff positions on the Old Gold.

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Brown and Porter remodel photo gallery	Mr. Porter has just entered the business with Mr. Brown; shop extensively remodeled.
Jorgensen and Sorensen win two prizes	Win prizes in photography competition.
Organ recital	Performance program for Palmer Christian recital.
Lewis opens new shop	C. C. Lewis has moved his barber shop farther up College Hill.

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The Old Gold	Many candidates are seeking staff positions.
Initiations	Believes that the literary societies should rise above past hazing practices.
Editorial	Encourages students to have an open mind and discover things.
Raymond Robins	Tribute to speaker who will be on campus.

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Mitze Dry Cleaners establish college branch	Mr. Mitze opens shop in rooms formerly occupied by Morris Levy.
Morris Levy moves into new quarters	Opens up new shop for his dry cleaning business.
Untitled	Lester Ary and George Zimmerman returned from Columbia University, where they had spent the summer.
Local tin-shower at Begemans	Noisy charivari greets newly wedded Begemans.
Y. M. C. A. holds paddle informal	Account of paddling gauntlet.
Cafeteria opens with big business	Bartlett Hall cafeteria opens on September 14, 1915, under the direction of Mildred Walls; serves four hundred meals at noon, fewer at breakfast and dinner;
The new student	Cartoon depicting the experiences of the new student.

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Y. M. C. A. Employment Bureau	YMCA will try to match employers with students who can do the work.
Official	News notes on alumni and professional organizations.
Football prospects	112 men are out for football.

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Miss Lynch	Secretary from the Y. W. C. A. will return along with Miss Helmer.
Miss Mabel Heller	Teaching at Lohrville, Iowa.
Miss Lucy Porter	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
Mrs. Chal. Ford of Washington, Iowa	Spending time with her daughter, Rhea Ford.
Mr. Hawley Whitacre	Will read a paper at the Iowa Commercial Club meeting.
Miss D. W. Norris	Returned to her home in Grinnell after spending time with her daughter, Ellen.
The College Band	Will play Mr. Whitacre's March "Purple and Gold".
Reception for Catholic Students	The Newman Catholic Organization entertained the new Catholic students at a reception in the Gymnasium.
Mrs. Joe Egloff of this city	Teaching temporarily in the Home Economics department.
Miss Irene Simpson	Gone to Minnesota to enter the training school for Y. W. C. A.
Miss Hazel Butterfield	Working in the Y. W. C. A. training school in Minneapolis.
Miss Katharine Theelen of Exira, Iowa	Called to her home by the death of her father.
Delphian tea	Tea party took place, hosted by the Delphian literary society.
Neos turn Epicurians	The Neos hosted a gathering in the Gymnasium.
Miss Gladys Young	Spending time at home with her mother.
Mrs. Homer Seerley, Miss Myra Call, and Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Left to attend the board meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs in Colfax.
Parker Lichty	Traveled extensively in California this summer.
Professor Barnes	Sold his residence on Twenty-Third Street.
Miss Ruth Hutchins	Spent time with Miss Beal of Cedar Falls.
Mr. Leonard St. John	Accepted a position as instructor at Purdue University.
Dr. MaGee	Recently married to Fay Vaughn; will continue to work in Waterloo.
Mrs. Blanche Walters and Mabel Parrish	Teaching in the High School at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Miss Emma Belschner, Mr. Lou Schlatter and Mr. Lewis Cornish	All are teaching high school at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Miss Mae Howell of Waterloo	Entertained a company of twenty young people at a birthday dinner in honor of Jane Bigelow.
Miss Carlton	Spent her summer in extensive travel throughout the west.
Mr. Schluter	Left for Columbia to obtain his master's degree.
Clio Informal	Cliosophic literary society gave an informal dinner for their friends.
We are pleased to hear	Minna Merriam was elected president of the Long Beach City Teachers' Club in California.
Harry Anderson	Recently visited the college and played at the band concert.
Professors Colegrove, Brown, Eells and Osborne	Have been doing institute work in Clinton.

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Professor C. P. Colegrove	Devotes half of his week to teaching and the other half to extension work.
Professor Charles H. Meyerholz	Visited Canal Zone after summer session.
Professor D. S. Wright	Visited World's Fairs in California.
Edw. A. Ruppelt	Spent time on College Hill on his way to Chicago.
Major Anderson, formerly of Fort Sumptor	Gave up doctors work in Iowa City to open a drug store in Dike.
President and Mrs. Homer H. Seerley	Spent time traveling in the West.
Josephine Dodge	Stopped to visit friends on her way to Clarksville.
Mr. C. A. Fullerton's new house	New house has only a few things left to work on.
Miss Helen Brocksmit	Will take over duties running Bartlett Hall.
Miss Mabel Lodge	Spent time at the State Fair.
Miss Kittie Weisbard	Enrolled in the B. A. section of the senior class.
Any girls	Women who wish to meet with Miss Helmer or Miss Lynch should make appointments with Miss McCague.
Miss Lillian V. Lambert	Building a new house on Iowa Street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Berkstrasser	Recently moved into Mr. Shield's house on Olive Street; J. O. Perrine had been living there.