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Issue Contents

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1	Basketball captain chosen; James new leader	Abram James will be next year's captain; letter winners are announced.


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2	College high school to present operetta	Teachers College High School glee clubs will present "The Last of Limerick Town."


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3	Decorator to give talk	Grace D. Wilmot will speak to women students on April 5, 1920.


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4	Faculty club organized	Faculty Men's Club organized; officers announced; test of constitution.


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5	Grade point system adopted; new scholarship standards	Effective June 1, 1920, students will be subject to new grade point system adopted by faculty; explanation of the meaning of the grades.


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6	Many decisions at conference; meeting a success	Life Work Conference events reviewed.


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7	New ruling on society work	Faculty announces revised rules for required literary society participation.


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8	Noted lecturer here; R. E. Sternheim coming	Chapel speaker Rabbi Emanuel Sternheim will give four presentations this week.


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9	Speaking of Lhevinne	Faculty members took lessons from pianist Josef Lhevinne, who will perform on campus.


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10	Track work begins; many report for work	Prospects for the 1920 season appear promising.

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11	Are you ready for a hike?	Coffee will be served after Baptist student hike to the Pines.


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12	Letters awarded athletes	Basketball and football letter winners announced; Russell Dickinson, Glenn Cowan, and Albert McKinstry received all-state honors.


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13	M. E. notes	Review of events during the Methodist Episcopal division of the Life Work Conference held on campus.


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14	Miss Uttley entertains	Professor Uttley hosted the members of the Old House Council at the Presbyterian Church House.


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15	New student to study law; through under physical handicap George Schnepf perseveres	George Schnepf, who came here from the school for the blind in Vinton, plans to continue his education in law school.


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16	Philo program	Hosted first program of the term.


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17	Ruth Glaze	Oskaloosa teacher Ruth Glaze visits Wanda Lichtenheld.

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18	Davis Hall news	News from the boarding house.


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19	Madame Hammer is trained actress	Norwegian actress Madame Borhny Hammer will perform on campus.


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20	Ossoli Society	Holland was program topic; other news from the literary society.


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21	Senior B. A.	News from the senior class.

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22	Anglo-Chinese College Nelson--Ray D. (Classes of 1912--1914--and 1916)	Asks for the Y. M. C. A. to help support a possible foreign exchange student from China.


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23	Editorially Speaking	Criticizes lettermen who do not support other campus athletics.


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24	Official notes	Jessie H. Ames, President of the Wisconsin State Normal School, hired Olive Filton in mathematics and critic work.

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25	English Department	Occurrences in the Department of English.


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26	Natural Science	News from the Department of Natural Science.


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27	Prof. Perrine resigns	After summer term, J. O. Perrine will take up new position at Cornell University; will also be working towards Ph. D.


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28	Rural Department	News from the Department of Rural Education.


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29	Social Science Stone--Carol Lucile (Classes of 1921 and 1924)	News from the Department of Government.


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30	T. C. Club elects officers	Albert McKinstry will serve as president; Clark Andrews will serve as vice president.

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31	Lhevinne as others know him!	Collection of reviews of Josef Lhevinne's performances; he will perform on campus.

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32	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.

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33	Agnes Dunham	Visited the Hill; attended the Life Work Conference.


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34	Bachelor Hall	News from the boarding house.


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35	Bartlett Hall	News from the dormitory.


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36	Bishop Stuntz	Spoke at a church in Waterloo.


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37	Easter Tea	Y. W. C. A. announces planned Easter tea.


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38	Eben Darnielle	Superintendent of schools in Floyd; interviewed students for teaching positions.


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39	Eleanor Bentley	Teaching second grade in Independence.


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40	Hackley recuperates from injuries	Guy Hackley is still recovering from injuries sustained in France during the war.


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41	Ivan Pollock	Elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Iowa Society of Economics and Sociologists.


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42	John Briden	Visited campus.


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43	Mabelle Jensen	Spent the day in Waterloo with Florence Black.


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44	President Ames	President of Wisconsin State Normal School visited campus and hired an instructor.


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45	Professor Hugh Buffum	Reports his son is recovering from pneumonia.


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46	Representative John Bradley	Visited his daughter Grace on campus.


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47	Superintendent S. A. Potts	Re-elected as superintendent in Muscatine.