Issue Contents

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1	Athletic Board awards letters; fourteen men win honor letters in football	Letter winners for football listed.


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2	B. A.s banquet at Blackhawk; seniors enjoy first formal	President and Mrs. Seerley, Professor and Mrs. Begeman, and Mrs. Walker attend as guests of honor.


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3	Choral society will give Messiah; one hundred seventy five voices will sing oratorio	Performance to be under direction of Professor Fullerton.


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4	David and Clara Mannes' concert; chamber music will feature next lecture number	Profile of the Mannes' performance style; to perform as next number of lecture course; photo.


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5	Highlanders and Teachers even; teams well matched	Debate with Highland Park ends in a tie.


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6	Junior B.A. officers	Officers elected for winter term.


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7	Teachers College Club at Iowa	Former students of Teachers College now at the University of Iowa organize and plan banquet.

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8	Girls! Girls! Imlay--Ruth Egbert (Class of 1916; English Faculty)	Women of the college urged to submit material for women's issue of the College Eye.


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9	Junior K. G.s entertain seniors	Recap of events.


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10	The life topic in education; teaching local and standard time Correll-Francis--Florence E. (Classes of 1904 and 1905; Training School Faculty)	Outline and guide for teaching students about time differences.

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11	After battle banquet	Those debating and judging at the Highland Park debate treated to dinner after the contest by the school.


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12	B.A.s elect officers	Officers listed.


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13	Freshmen "mix"	Freshmen students enjoy party in college gymnasium.


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14	Iowa Club	Recap of events at meeting.


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15	Teachers-Highland debate	High points of event described.

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16	Christmas	Wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.


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17	Editorial	Questions use of barbed wire fences in order to keep pedestrians off the grass.


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18	Gospel teams	Y. M. C. A. will send out two gospel teams, one each led by R. C. Haight and N. F. Cooledge.


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19	Ink	Asserts that students should have respect for the library building.


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20	Oratory	Contest will be held after Christmas.


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21	The Forensic League	Encourages objections to the constitution of the Forensic League to be openly stated.


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22	The Women's number	First issue of next year will be written and edited by women.


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23	Which shall it be?	Encourages students to make lasting, meaningful New Year's resolutions.

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24	Alpha	Elected officers.


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25	Large enrollment for winter term	The rural department received the most growth.


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26	Monsieur Beaucaire	Short history of the play.


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27	Y. M. C. A. Reception	Will hold a reception for men.


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28	Y. W. C. A.	Will watch "The Star of Bethlehem".

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29	Official Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	President Seerley describes the highlights of his trip to Nashville, Tennessee, for an education conference.


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30	Study Center Service	7606 teachers have enrolled in the study center services.


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31	William N. Hull	Died November 13, 1915; brief tribute.

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32	Basketball tickets	Students should present their receipt at the door for free admission to the basketball game.


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33	C. C. Severin	Now sole owner of College Inn.


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34	Colegroves entertain administration class	Description of program.


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35	Ethel and Merle Miner	Spent time at their home in Shell Rock.


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36	F. E. Birch	Swam across the Cedar River.


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37	Gridiron practice	Margaret Oliver cooked breakfast for the football players.


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38	Lee Rhea	Called home because of the serious illness of his mother.


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39	Miss Edna Sherriff	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.


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40	Miss Emily Pipal	Returned to school to continue her course in physical education.


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41	Miss Esther Haney	Visited at the home of Hallie Ward.


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42	Miss Fox	Visited with Miss McCague.


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43	Miss Shanewise's recital	Lenore Shanewise will give a music recital.


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44	Misses Dora and Emma Kirstein	Spent time with their sister Minnie.


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45	Mr. Clyde Powell of Redfield, South Dakota	Visited at the home of his cousins, May and Hallie Ward.


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46	O. H. Thompson	Visited with his brother, J. W. Thompson.


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47	Prof. Barnes banquets debaters	Debate students were guests of Professor Barnes and his wife for dinner.


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48	Schoolmaster's Club elects officers	Roster of officers.

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49	Bartlett Hall "At Home"	Bartlett Hall women entertained their friends with games and music.


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50	Basketball prospects bright	Thirty-seven men are out for basketball.


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51	State boys' conference	Over eight hundred boys attended meeting in Grinnell; twenty-three were from Cedar Falls.