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1	1924 Old Gold snap-shot contest! Cash prizes!; first prize--four gold dollars, second prize--two gold dollars; contest opens Sept. 25 and closes Dec.	Will award prizes for best two photos.


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2	Classes elect fall officers	Result of elections for Junior B. A., Commercials, Second Year Kindergarten, and Sophomores; roster of officers.


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3	Gilchrist Hall; this week's feature story portrays the history of one of the oldest buildings on the campus	Recounts history of building, including current and original uses of rooms; photo.


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4	Important notice!	Reminds students not to wear emblems on their clothing other than that of I. S. T. C.


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5	Local concern aids student loan fund; Viking Pump Co. is donor of check for $100	Hopes that other will contribute, too.


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6	Miss Shanewise pleases discriminating audience; interpretive reading of "Miss Lulu Bett"; talented artist brought here through efforts of Theta Alpha	Review of Lenore Shanewise interpretation of "Miss Lulu Bett".


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7	New directory will be out soon; will contain names of students and faculty members	First directory published in winter term of previous year; this will be more complete.


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8	T. C. will have good band this year; benefit dance to be given Friday night	Officers elected; still seeking new members; will perform benefit concert for boosting the football team.


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9	Two men's glee clubs have been organized; sixty men report to try out for Minnesingers and Troubadours; Prof. Hays will be director of both clubs	Roster of Minnesingers and Troubadours.


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10	Upper classmen hold mass meeting; organize to deal with Green Cap Problem; men agree that force will not be resorted to	Decided to encourage freshmen to be loyal to the college by wearing green caps.

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11	Official	News from campus and from other colleges.


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12	We beg your pardon	Corrects errors from previous editions of the College Eye.

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13	Freshmen enjoy Y. M. stag Harrington--Harold D. (Class of 1927)


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14	T. C. High drops first game to Grundy Center; final score is fourteen to six


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15	Training School News	TCHS defeated Grundy Center; enrollment is 413; Eva May Luse will pursue doctoral degree.


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16	Untitled	Mrs. Adam Willson visited campus.

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17	Are you with us?	Encourages subscribers to recruit more subscribers to the College Eye.


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18	Editorially speaking; Class contest--why not?	Encourages class contests.


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19	Editorially speaking; the College Band	Praises the College Band for being good examples of school spirit; encourages students to support the group.

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20	T. C. Society	Campus social calendar.

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21	Girls look at this!	Encourages women to sign up for Women's Athletic Association.


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22	Inquisitive reporter; question: how do you account for the increased enrollment of men at I. S. T. C.?	Students respond.


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23	Moleskin wearers start scrimmage work on field; candidates are rapidly rounding into form; Coach "Mendy" has wealth of material to choose from	Coach Mendenhall has football men split into smaller teams to manage better; many practices are scheduled; will start cutting down the size of the squad soon.


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24	Shh--page Sherlock Holmes; who were the T. C. coeds disguised as men?	Two women were discovered trying to pose as men; would like to know who they were and why they were dressed as men.

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25	Chris N. Scott	Is teaching in the Philippines.


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26	Eugene Lynch	Is superintendent at Farson Consolidated School.


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27	Inez Walton	Will be teaching in Long Beach, California.


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28	Introducing "Billy Stiff", the cartoon epic of adolescent youth	New comic strip to be added.


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29	Leo J. Friis	Is taking classes at the University of California.


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30	Miss Linnie Butts	Will be teaching in Valley City, North Dakota.

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31	Miss Bernice Slifsgard	Visited home.


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32	Miss Dorice Coffin	Will be teaching in Manilla.


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33	Miss Eva May Luce	Left to attend the University of Iowa.


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34	Miss Helen Knapp	Was out on institute work.


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35	Miss Janette Fenn	Is an assistant at the Presbyterian church.


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36	Miss Winnie Eubank	Married Clarence O. Bare.


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37	Mr. Ben W. Robinson	Visited his uncle.


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38	Mr. O. D. Foster	Spoke to students about church.


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39	Mr. R. R. Hollingsworth	Has been granted a leave of absence.


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40	Mr. Viggo Justeson	Injured one of his arches in the gymnasium.


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41	Mrs. Freeman Conway	Visited chapel with Mrs. H. N. Silliman.


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42	Mrs. Harry McDonald	Visited Hazel Strayer.


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43	Mrs. T. B. Homan	Returned home due to father's illness.

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44	There are five new members	New English Department members.


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45	Theron Walker	Visited with friends.


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46	Two new instructors	New physical training instructors.