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Issue Contents

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1	All school party staged Friday night


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2	Ancient rivals pitted versus new Teachers College nine; Coe College nine opens season on local diamond with Dickinson's men	Who's playing where in the baseball game against Coe College; should be a good battle.


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3	Candidates for next staff are announced	Election coming up for College Eye staff.


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4	English Club presents James Riley recital	David Riley Earle read work of James Whitcomb Riley.


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5	Equal suffrage given in May queen election; Friday at chapel time every student is expected to vote


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6	High school scouts present "our Teddy"	Showed movie on the Roosevelts.


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7	Men's issue promises worth while things


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8	Music festival promoters plan record turn out; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra here tomorrow afternoon and evening


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9	Philo mock trial draws crowd of twelve hundred; performance given by men's society last Thursday pleases audience	The mock trial went well and was very entertaining.


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10	Professor Eells arrives safe in French port	Getting ready for work at American school in France.


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11	Rare money samples presented to museum; T. B. Carpenter donor of money used in fifties and sixties	Presented currency and banknotes.


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12	Reserve Officers Training Corps requisition speeds to Washington; Major Dickerson announces an enrollment of ninety in both senior and junior units	Hope to have group outfitted by end of term.


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13	Sacred cantata given on Easter Sunday	Presented "The Last Seven Words of Christ".


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14	Young Women's Christian Association gives pageant featuring forty girls	Will include three choruses and many new costumes.


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15	Young Women's Christian Association plans to train club leaders	Will train women to lead summer girls clubs.

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16	A good addition to our library	Proposes a college paper exchange so that students can learn more about other Iowa colleges.


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17	Our social functions	Conflicts with the issue of having school dances.


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18	Society spirit	The Philos' mock trial had a good turn out and went really well.


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19	The attitude of a college toward a college paper	Believes that there should be a journalism class so that the small number of students working on the newspaper get credit; and there should be a professor in charge.

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20	Captain Sage to practice in Waterloo	Dr. Fred Sage has just returned from military service.


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21	Choosing a profession	What you need to do before you choose a profession and how to be a better person.


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22	Colfax convention unqualified success; editor of College Eye is elected a director of association for coming year	Program highlights of the college press association meeting.


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23	Grinnell Reserve Officers Training Corps adds aviation department


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24	Jorgensen elected baseball captain	Peter Jorgensen is going to be a good captain for the college baseball team.


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25	Rev. O. N. Oleson	Died March 27, 1919.


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26	Superintendent of college grounds celebrates	James Robinson celebrates fifty-sixth anniversary of his arrival in Cedar Falls; has been in charge of buildings and grounds since 1901.

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27	"Swatty" Bogle	Spent weekend home in Shellsburg.


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28	Alice Kister	Visited Independence friend Theresa Rohwer.


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29	Alva Gaarder	Went to Kensett home for Easter visit.


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30	Andy Meyer, B. A. '15	Alumnus visits college.


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31	Athletics and the Reserve Officers Training Corps	There is room for both athletics and military training on campus.


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32	Clara Henrickson	Visited home in Inwood to visit brother, who was recently discharged from army.


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33	Elizabeth Jones accompanied Esther Bergen	Visited Bergen home in Shellsburg.


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34	Ethyl Warner accompanied Muriel Henderson	Visited Henderson home in Hampton.


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35	Evangeline Tesdell	Spent weekend with sister, Mrs. P. M. Gord, in Marshalltown.


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36	Evangeline Tesdell	Spent the weekend in Marshalltown at sister's home.


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37	Francis Stepanek	Was the guest of her sister Lenora; both visited home in Cedar Rapids.


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38	Gladys and Maud Morris	Visited home in Central City.


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39	Gladys Barnoske and Hazel Fulton	Spent Easter at their homes in Washington.


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40	Glenn ("Shorty") Mitchell	Former student visited friends.


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41	Hazel De Bolt	Spent Easter home near Dickens.


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42	In the window of Cross and Co.	Captain Sophus Jacobsen's souvenirs from his war service.


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43	Jessie Powell	Went home to Ames for a weekend visit.


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44	Kathryn Moore	Kathryn Moore and others were guests.


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45	Lieutenant Corning returns from France	Duane Corning visits campus.


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46	Linna Edgerton and Linda Townsend	Spent weekend at their West Branch homes.


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47	Marguerite Logan	Spent weekend at home.


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48	Merle Packard	Was the weekend guest of Elsie Reynolds in Grundy Center.


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49	Mina Smith weds Waterloo man	Married Ralph Morrison.


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50	Miriam Brock	Spent Easter in Cedar Rapids with friends.


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51	Miss Florence Boomer	Accepted position as Dean Walker's private secretary.


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52	Miss Hallie Stooksberry of Iowa Falls	Visited Bartlett Hall women.


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53	Miss Helen Broeksmit went to Chicago	Spent Easter with brother, Captain John Broeksmit, in Chicago.


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54	Miss Naoma Rice of Austin Minnesota	Minnesota woman was the guest of Floy Murray.


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55	Miss Tear	Entertained student teachers at her home on Friday.


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56	Mr. A. L. Beavers of Lamar, Colorado	Visited daughter, Gladys, on way home to Colorado from Washington, D. C.


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57	Mr. and Mrs. Paul James	Former students announced son's birth.


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58	Nita Wehr went to Monmouth, Illinois, Friday	Was the guest of Ruth Pierce and Donald Ross.


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59	Ruth Beanblossom	Was guest of Mr. and Mrs. John McGill in Independence.


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60	Ruth Watson	Was the weekend guest of Ruth Fleek in Greene.


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61	The engagement of Lucille Bentley, '17	Lucille Bentley and William Brown announce plans for a June wedding.


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62	The Neotrophian Society had a pleasant affair at the Blackhawk	Hosted event for new members; Dr. and Mrs. Gist were guests of honor.


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63	The Senior kindergarteners	Enjoyed a party given by Corrine Brown on Saturday.


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64	Thelma Wickersheim	Went home to Monoa to meet new infant niece.


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65	Valeria Hein, Maud Clifton and Lelah Evans	Were guests at the Gladys Allen home in Rudd.


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66	Vic. Peterson, B. A. '17	Medical corpsman and former student visited last week.


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67	Young Men's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association	Macy Campbell will address group.

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68	Editor of faculty issue doubts ethics of his position	Professor Samson has thoughts about editing the College Eye.


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69	The worship of the fashion god Dewey--Mabel (Class of 1920)	Believes that the god we worship most is the god of fashion.