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Issue Contents

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1	Allied debt subject for women's varsity debate	Will debate Morningside and Des Moines College.


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2	Alpha-Philo Christmas party	Enjoyed party in Waterloo.


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3	Debate trophy will be presented at special assembly	To be presented to Ossolis.


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4	Debaters defeat Morningside	Recounting of the competition.


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5	Messiah draws capacity house	Review of vocal performances during "Messiah" program.


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6	Piano recital pleases large audience	Review of Guy Maier and Lee Patison's performance on campus.


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7	Sioux Club gives $50.00 to Student Friendship Fund	Challenges other groups to beat them.


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8	Societies schedule exchange programs	To be held during winter term.


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9	The Christmas Queen Conradi--William C. (Classes of 1923 and 1926)	Tells story of a visit from the Christmas Queen.


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10	Tim's birthday Brown--Glenn (Class of 1924)	Story about a young, poor boy's Christmas.


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11	Two large fires	Armory at Iowa State University and Robinson Hall at Albion College destroyed.


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12	Y. W. awards letters for hiking	Thirty-one women receive letters.

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13	1922	Claims that the current college students will one day decide the fate of the nation.


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14	A college paper	College Eye declines the opportunity to explain all jokes and other things that could be misunderstood by readers.


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15	A neglected master?	Contemplates the good qualities of Charles Dickens.


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16	Pencil marks in the right places Kidder--Harriett L. (Library Faculty)	Criticizes those students who are marking on walls with their pencils.


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17	When Mr. Fullerton	Walks carefully on icy sidewalks when he is carrying phonograph records.


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18	Why hibernate? Wheeler--Loring Frances (Student--1922)	Urges the Student Council to pass a rule requiring freshmen to don green headwear.

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19	Alpha	Meeting held.


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20	Alpha Beta Gamma	Formal initiation of pledges occurred at the home of Ethel Short; after the ceremony they enjoyed a dinner at Jean's Café; roster of initiates.


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21	Annual P. T. Christmas party	Held in the Gymnasium; three course dinner served followed by various entertainment.


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22	Chresto Christmas party	Informal party held; several students performed.


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23	Chrestomathian party	Christmas program held.


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24	Entertains for student assistants	Louise Traer held a party at her apartment for her students.


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25	House parties	Parties held after the Alpha party.


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26	Irving-Homerian mix	Christmas party held.


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27	Kappa Theta Psi	Entertained pledges at a dinner held at the Russell Lamson Hotel before formal initiation; roster of initiates.


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28	Ossoli	Held Christmas party; business session held before party and officers were elected.


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29	Ossoli debaters honored	Party held in honor of the debates for winning the Marion McFarland Walker trophy.


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30	Progressive party	Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi held progressive dinner.


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31	Sioux Club to entertain	Plans to hold a party before the members head to South Dakota for the break.


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32	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Informal initiation of pledges held at the home of Vesta Paul; formal initiation held at the Russell-Lamson Hotel; roster of pledges.

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33	Bartlett Hall	Christmas party held.


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34	Basket tossers given a strenuous workout before holidays; Tutors in final workout for Osage Sat.	Practice continues as ISTC prepares to face the independent Osage team as the second game of the season.


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35	Football letters awarded; "Bud" McKinstry gets blanket	Letter winners listed; "Bud" McKinstry received a T. C. blanket for four years of athletic participation.


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36	Fottral injured; unable to play Osage game	Captain Jim Fottral will not play next game, due to a back injury.


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37	Office party	Members of the clerical division gathered at the home of Ethyl Albright to recognize the marriage of Maude Messier to Glenn Leland.


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38	Teachers win second practice game at Osage	ISTC defeated Osage Independents in basketball, 20-9.


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39	The Sioux Club	Sioux Club gives $50 to European Relief Fund.


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40	Two T. C. men coaching high school basketball	Wesley Hicks is coaching in Hudson; Einer Morgenson coaches in Parkersburg.


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41	Wis. physical director visits T. C.	Tom Jones and Dr. William F. Hamilton were guests of honor at the football banquet.

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42	C. S. A.	Held large Christmas party.


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43	L. S. A.	Invites students to join.


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44	Social Science Club	Group hears talks by students.


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45	Training School News	News from the Training School.

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46	2nd year primary	Roster of officers.


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47	Esther Larson dies suddenly	Died of Bright's disease; brief obituary.


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48	Literary; H. B. Shakespeare at Teachers College	Fictional character tells of experiences during registration.