Issue Contents

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1	Army service for men of faculty	Seeking men to work in rehabilitation services.
2	Former "Eye" editor safe in France; Capt. S. C. Jacobsen writes an interesting letter	Tells of his experiences in military service.
3	Help young Willie come along; Y. W. C. A. launches finance campaign; $1800 goal-watch Willie!	Description of the work of the YWCA on campus.
4	New war work for T. C. girls; Girl Reserves need leaders	Waterloo YWCA seeking leaders.
5	Post surgeon lifts S. A. T. C. quarantine; first weekend passes granted to men on Saturday and Sunday	Description of SATC quarters, equipment, and officer staff.
6	Pres. Seerley delivers "war aims" lecture; danger point of epidemic is past; chapel exercises being held as before	Text of address; speaks on "The American College and the American Soldier."
7	Regular activities resumed on Monday; S. A. T. C. students and faculty attend the first number of the course	Mayo brothers make anti-influenza serum available; some believe that the disease has run its course; others believe it will persist during the winter.
8	Student army units are standardized	Committee will be formed.
9	Supervision of S. A. T. C. is provided	Iowa Committee on Instruction and Training announced.
10	Teachers College men to hold reunion; New York City the rendezvous	A number of ISTC students and faculty are in the New York City area and have met occasionally.
11	Training School band to challenge college	TCHS band will challenge ISTC band, now made up of women.
12	Twenty-five contestants for oratorical honors; Helen Knapp captures first place in the semi-finals	Roster of the seven who will continue to compete.

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13	The "Long-Time Look"	Editorial encourages students to give what they can to charitable organizations to help the needy.

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14	Abram James	Has arrived overseas.
15	Almost all of the victims of the 'flu	Nearly all have been released.
16	George Bleecker	Enlisted in Marines and expected to leave November first.
17	Harold George Frisby	Visited the Dick family for a few days before heading to Nebraska to visit the Frisby family, after which George will leave for military training.
19	Lieut. and Mrs. Harold Frisby	Visiting for a short time before Harold's call to active service.
20	Lieut. George C. Kint	Spent his furlough here before being stationed in California.
21	Manford Kint	Is on a submarine chaser in a radio branch of the US Navy.
22	Miss Anita Richards	Went home for weekend to see brother who is on furlough.
23	Miss Eleanor Kenyon	Returned to school after ill health last spring.
24	Miss Ethel Shields	Is in Bridgeport, Connecticut, reorganizing the library.
25	Miss Margaret Ferris	Made a weekend visit to old friends and to attend Gamma reunion.
26	Miss Myrtle Paine	Went home for rest of year.
27	Miss Myrtle Payne	Received news of brother's death in France.
28	Miss Naomi Mitchell	Returned home due to mother's illness.
29	Miss Pearl Long	Obtained a teaching position in Arizona.
30	Miss Sara Bishop	is the Physical Director at the Y. W. C. A. in Sioux City Iowa.
32	Mr. Paul Ulrich	Visited campus on return from father's funeral; expects to be deployed soon.
33	Mrs. Dr. J. L. Ruyavitz	Visited her sister last weekend; has been teaching since husbands call to service.
34	Mrs. J. L. Kent	Mrs. J. L. Kent, Olie, and Bernice Morgan enjoying visit with J. J. Morgan from Montana.
35	President George T. Dick	Visited the college while on his way from Chicago to Nebraska.
36	Professor Condit	Conducted chapel seating arrangement.
37	Professor John Barnes	Named Divisional Chief of the Y. M. C. A; has responsibilities in war.
38	Sergeant Ivan Powers	Sent home for injuries sustained in the war, recently arrived in New York from France.
39	The college girls enjoyed a lecture	Lecture given by Jennette Carpenter on "Everyday English".
40	Word has been received	Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carrier have a new daughter; Joseph Carrier is in France.

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18	Lawrence Bogle	Merchant Marine has made three trips to France.
31	Mr. John Wise	Floyd High School principal spent a few days visiting.

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41	An appreciation of Walter Koester	Died at Fort Riley, October 18, 1918.
42	Committee on national legislation on education	Several ISTC faculty will work on establishing a Cabinet-level Department of Education.
43	Macy Campbell called to Chicago	Will speak to Federal Reserve Bank about Iowa campaign to raise money for the war.
44	Personals	News notes on students and former students.
45	Samuel T. Neveln visits the college	Visited campus seeking a school nurse.
46	T. C. man a general	George H. McManus promoted to brigadier general; assignment involves shipping men to France.
47	Valley City Normal changes president	C. E. Allen replaces George A. McFarland.