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Issue Contents

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1	Fifty pieces with orchestra; seven soloists	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to perform at Teachers College on May 9; photo.


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2	Great canning campaign; organize clubs	People organize and begin to can and preserve surplus fruit and vegetables for the war effort.


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3	Military drill a success; Major Holland of Ames in charge	Description and opinions on the military training program at Teachers College.


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4	No more reserve units during war	Publication of statement issued by Department of War suspending federal military instruction in schools and colleges and calling all able men to action.


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5	Philo-Alpha give farewell program; patriotic numbers given	Program given for recently enlisted members.


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6	Sophs honor patriotic members; sing patriotic songs	Hike and program given for Milton Tostlebe before he departs for military service.

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7	C. S. A. A.	News notes from the Catholic Student Association.


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8	Elections	Roster of those who have found teaching positions.


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9	Verne Marshall to give return engagement in Cedar Falls	To speak on experiences on the front in France.

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10	Cost of smoke Kirkeberg--Clara (Student--1917)	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.


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11	I hereby declare myself	Students declare their candidacy for Old Gold staff positions.


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12	In what other ways besides in the waste of coal does smoke cost? Cooledge--Dorothy J. (Class of 1917; Training School Faculty)	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.


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13	In what other ways, besides in the waste of coal, does smoke cost?	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.


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14	Mr. Sempson	Mr. Sempson visits Miss Pike.


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15	What has been done in cities to abate the smoke nuisance Bryan--Edith (Class of 1917)	Article written in Professor Aitchison's class regarding coal usage.


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16	Y. W. and Y. M.	Dr. Sage of Waterloo speaks on the war.


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17	Y. W. birthday party	Birthday party held for all women with birthdays between March and August.

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18	Editorial	Attributes prior article to correct author; denounces cheap usage of patriotism for advertising; discusses the Great War; speaks out against specialization in schools.


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19	New plan for the Old Gold	Due to dissatisfaction of editing procedures by Old Gold staff in previous years, changes are being made in the process.


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20	The ungraded room--East Waterloo City Schools Kline--Charles W. (Education Faculty)	Elaborates on effectiveness of ungraded instruction in classrooms.

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21	Conference of county superintendents	Program for conference provided.


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22	First aid class	Y. W. C. A. sponsors first aid class for college women.

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23	Ellen Richards Club	Ida G. Rhoades to lecture on the care and feeding of babies.


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24	Homerian	Recap of events at Homerian Literary Society meeting.


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25	Judge G. D. Thompson; class 1900	G. D. Thompson appointed district judge by Governor Harding.


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26	Mathematics Club	Discussed statistical methods.


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27	Misses Grace and Helen Sterling	Lucille and Orpha Milleson are visited by acquaintances from Drake University.


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28	Names of students who have been honorably dismissed from I. S. T. C. in order to enlist in the U. S. Army; dated April 26, 1917	Roster of students dismissed from the college who are enlisting in Army.


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29	No Commencement play	Due to induction of college men into military service, the Commencement play finds itself shorthanded and unable to find suitable replacements.


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30	Official	News notes concerning Iowa education, Teachers College administration and faculty, and alumni.


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31	Shake experiences	Recap of events at Shakespearean Literary Society meeting.

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32	Y. W. C. A.	Recap of events at Y. W. C. A. meeting.

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33	A large number	Faculty and students went to Waterloo to see a show.


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34	Alva Gaarder	Went home during recent illness.


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35	Bernice Bobbit	Married Adolph Otte.


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36	Bernice Weart	Spent the weekend in Ames.


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37	Bertha Logsden	Visited her uncle in Marshalltown.


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38	Bess Howell	Missed school due to sprained ankle.


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39	Bethene Smith	Went to Fairfield.


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40	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.


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41	Edith Wilson	Was here visiting her sister.


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42	Elda Mae Platt	Entertained the Campfire Girls for dinner.


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43	Esther Oldenburg and Mamie Schnepf	Visited friends in La Porte.


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44	Grace and Helen Sterling	Visited Orphia Wilson.


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45	Gretchen Evans	Spent the weekend at home in Manchester.


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46	Helen R. Hinkson	Spent the weekend with a friend in Waterloo.


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47	Isabelle Hoyman	Is visiting family in Des Moines.


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48	Lucille Boyd	Spent the weekend at home.


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49	Lucille Liffering	Was ill with tonsillitis.


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50	Mabel Hobbs	Intends to teach at Clear Lake.


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51	Margaret Railsback	Visited Ames last weekend.


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52	Marion Cooley	Has been re-elected at Remsen.


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53	Metta Leftwich	Was called home by the death of a sister-in-law.


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54	Miss Clarine Mueller, Rhea Ford and Esther Groneweg	Are going to visit friends in Waterloo.


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55	Miss Grace Williams	Has returned from an Easter visit.


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56	Miss Lorenz	Hosted a party last weekend.


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57	Miss Margaret Hendricks	Visited friends in Arlington.


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58	Miss Mary McDonald	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.


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59	Miss Young	Is attending to business in Chicago.


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60	Mr. Luteyn	Gave an address at Castle Ridge School.


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61	Mrs. Gutches	Visited her daughter, Neva.


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62	Mrs. Stella Cooper	Visited her daughter, Schell.


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63	Mrs. Warner	Visited Mildred and Meda.


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64	Piano recital	Two recitals will be given this week.


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65	Public demonstrations	Will take place next week.


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66	Stella Tenold	Spent the weekend at home in Northwood.


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67	Superintendents visiting here	Schedule of visitors.


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68	The college sewing classes	Will showcase their work.


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69	The following girls	Visited their homes.


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70	We are informed	The Old Gold will soon arrive.