Issue Contents

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1	District basketball tournament; twenty-four high schools entered	T. C. High to host district high school basketball tournament.


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2	Gay Zenola MacLaren pleases; mimical reproduction pleases audience	Review of performance given by Gay Zenola MacLaren.


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3	Hear Warren Proctor	Will perform in auditorium; photo.


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4	Peter Hansen has new plans for next year	Peter Hansen plans to enter the Divinity School at Harvard.


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5	Teachers will meet Drake; government ownership of railroads discussed	Teachers to debate with Drake.


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6	Teachers win last game; Letich plays star game	Teachers College defeats Upper Iowa in basketball, 29-16.


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7	Women debaters are chosen; fourteen women enter tryout; will meet Coe this spring	Women's debate team chosen for contest against Coe.

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8	Dr. Meyerholz	Professors Meyerholz and McKitrick to serve as judges at Coe-Cornell debate.


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9	Examination days	Poem about exams and student attitudes toward them.


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10	Heroism	Compares fire incident on Walnut Street to legendary tales of heroism.


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11	Kindergarten education extending throughout the United States	Kindergarten programs being adopted nationwide.


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12	Sunday evening meeting; Prof. McKitrick talks on "The Supreme Test of the College"	Professor McKitrick speaks on the purpose of a college education.

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13	C. S. S. A.	Recap of events at Catholic Student Association meeting; newly elected officers listed.


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14	Holmes and Dickerman	Zada Dickerman married Paul D. Holmes.


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15	John L. Cherny at I. S. T. C.	John L. Cherny spends the day at Teachers College.


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16	Meeting of Student Council; March 2	Minutes from Student Council meeting; considered May Day celebration and school directory.


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17	Miss Ethyl Oxley	Ethel Oxley visits friends on campus.


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18	Miss Gertrude Rogers	Gertrude Rogers writes from Sioux City about her teaching experiences there.


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19	Miss Irene Fox	Irene Fox visits campus and brings news of other T. C. alumnae working at Charter Oak.


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20	Miss Jennie Sanders successful in her work as critic teacher	Jennie Sanders is working as a critic teacher at Moorhead.


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21	New employment manager	William Berry leaves school; William McGrew appointed to fill his employment manager position at the Y. M. C. A.


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22	Newman Society changes title	Newman Society changes name to Cedar Falls Chapter of the Catholic Student Association of America.


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23	Training School exhibition	Training School exhibition postponed a week due to the scarlet fever outbreak.


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24	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Newton speaks on how to make proper use of time.


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25	Y. W. C. A.	Ruby Giltner leads Y. W. C. A. meeting.

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26	A directory	College Eye staff wishes to publish a directory of all student organization officers.


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27	According to our agreement	College Eye fulfills its publishing requirement for the term; will resume publication for the second week of the spring term.


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28	Barbers	Describes a trip to the barber shop as a harrowing experience.


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29	Boost for I. S. T. C.	Urges men at Teachers College to attempt to win over visiting high school men so that they will choose to attend Teachers College.


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30	Chapel exercises Perrott--Charles Frank (Class of 1918; Critic Teacher)	Believes students should sit and listen at chapel exercises rather than make a commotion.


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31	Conference of Iowa editors	College Eye supports notion of having Iowa newspaper editor conference.


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32	Preparedness	Urges students to dress appropriately when interviewing for teaching positions.


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33	Spongers	Speaks out against those who do not do their share of the work in student organizations.

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34	Alpha-Philo formal	Literary societies hold formal meeting.


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35	English Club holds meeting	Readings given by Charles Perrott and Professor Gist.


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36	Homerians	Recap of events at meeting.


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37	Irving Society	Recap of events at meeting; new members listed.


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38	Mathematics Club	Recap of events at meeting; Professor Condit selected as president of the club.


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39	The Iowa Club	Iowa Club holds "play festival" in college gym.

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40	Clem Letich	Clem Letich called home due to his mother's death.


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41	Eulalian	Presented Ladies Home Journal program; roster of speakers and their topics.


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42	First year primary	First year primaries entertained at Professor Buffum's home.


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43	Miss Lillian Lambert	Lillian Lambert entertains members of her drama class at her home.


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44	Miss Rice	Miss Rice visits Miss Hutchison in Monmouth, Illinois.


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45	Student Volunteer Band	Recap of events at joint Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting; roster of officers elected for coming term.


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46	Students who were in school	Pearl McGill is teaching at a village school in Scott County, Iowa.

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47	A correction	President Seerley attended a meeting for the National Education Association, not the North Central Association.


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48	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.


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49	Dinner parties at the H. E. kitchen	Professor and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler entertained friends.


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50	Faith Kiddoo T. C. visitor	Visited last weekend.


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51	Miss Broeksmit	Hosted a dinner party.


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52	Miss Fay Hombrighouse	Spent the weekend with friends in Reinbeck.


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53	Miss Gertrude Reynolds' mother	Came to visit.


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54	Miss Ivy Hunt	Will be teaching in Earlville.


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55	Miss Katinka Gjellefald	Went to Mason City.


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56	Miss Lane Jongewaard	Spent a weekend in Iowa City.


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57	Miss Lenore Weinberg	Has stopped teaching on account of illness.


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58	Miss Louise Arildson	Returned home to Oklahoma after the death of her mother.


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59	Miss Lucile Bell	Has been released from quarantine and has gone home.


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60	Miss Mona Weisham	Is teaching in Omaha.


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61	Miss Oliver leaves for the South	Travels will take her to Florida.


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62	Miss Rosalia Scott	Was called home after the death of her mother.


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63	Miss Sara Riggs	Has purchased a Professor Merrill's house.


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64	Miss Vera Cool	Is teaching in Monona; visited her sister Coretta.


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65	The Misses Jongewaard doing nicely at Iowa University	Genevieve Staudt visited the Jongewaard sisters at Iowa City.