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1 Coffer-Miller players here next week Ralph Helm Johonnot will also speak.
2 College concert at Waterloo popular success; applaud Prof. Harold Holst, soloist Orchestra of about forty gives fine performance.
3 College Eye election Encourages students to start thinking about whether or not to run for the College Eye staff.
4 M. E. Church buys property on the hill; to open temporary student center at once Purchase old Colegrove house at 25th and College as well as adjacent property; will eventually build large new building.
5 Mid-winter play captivates large audience; much credit due Miss Martin for coaching players; unusual talent is displayed in "Rollo's Wild Oat" Review of "Rollo's Wild Oat".
6 Miss Knickerbocker wins women's extemp. contest; another women's contest will be held on Feb. 5 Continue debate and discussion on Prohibition.
7 Miss Ruegnitz in recital enthusiastically received; W. E. Hays proves popular assisting artist
8 Mrs. Deubig, national Red Cross worker here; local life savings corps to give exhibition Wed. and Thurs.; will lecture Wednesday and Thursday on life
9 Orators for triangular debate are chosen; Tutor debaters face hardest schedule in recent years; T. C. will have debate with Cornell and Nebraska Wes. Will compete against Cornell and Nebraska Wesleyan.
10 Vote on Bok Peace Plan Students encouraged to vote on which solution to war is best.
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11 Theron Walker wins high honors at Harvard University Theron Walker writes exceptional paper; enrolled in Graduate School of Business Administration.
12 Training School Cedar Falls High School won basketball game, 16-13.
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13 Bishop Longley is coming To speak at vespers service.
14 Primaries elect for winter term Roster of officers.
15 Wrestlers deal out classy home program; home meet provides many thrills, Riley and Strayer in fast event of evening; Croy upsets Kahoe Final seven team members are: Stevens, Strayer, Bartelma, Miller, Croy, Brown, and Scott.
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16 Editorially speaking; discussion groups Encourages students to form and join groups that discuss national and international affairs.
17 Editorially speaking; should sororities and fraternities be recognized? Wants sororities and fraternities to be subject to faculty regulation.
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18 T. C. Society News from student organizations.
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19 Intramural league starts with hot battles; Hobos and A. X. E.s win first ones; Lam Gams and A. D. A.'s in feature battle Intramural sports highlights.
20 T. C. grapplers meet Simpson tonite; Tutor matmen and Methodists clash at 7:30; promise lots of action for Simpson; give Ames real battle in prelims Won against Ames, 21-0.
21 Teachers lose first basketball game; close game keeps crowd constantly in an uproar; lose to Parsons because of inability to locate hoop; "Joker" Hars Lost, 18-17.
22 Women's Athletic Association Encourages women to join.
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23 Freshmen squad will tackle Mt. Morris tonite; Illinois collegians have strong quint; have beaten Northwestern; are here on tour Freshman basketball team will play Mt. Morris.
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24 Campus Notes News of students and alumni.
25 Dinsmore-Gaffney Helen Dinsmore married James Gaffney.
26 Merle Francis Visited friends here Friday.
27 Miss Alice Gienape Has the flu.
28 Miss Bernice Slifsgard Spent the weekend with her parents.
29 Miss Gladys Lynch Was a judge at a declamatory contest.
30 Miss Grace Williams Has the measles.
31 Miss Guyer Was ill.
32 Miss Hazel Strayer Judged a declamatory contest in Ackley.
33 Miss Lois Gillam Judged a contest in Hudson.
34 Miss Lois Patten Was is Marshalltown for the weekend.
35 Miss Mary Louise Weikert and Miss Geneva Waters Visited the college on Monday.
36 Miss Vera Copeland Left school because of ill health.
37 Misses Bernice Krahl and Dorothy Longbotham Visited here on Sunday.
38 Mr. A. C. Fuller Was in Mason City and Clarion on business.
39 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Eckhoff Visited Professor and Mrs. Walters.
40 Mr. Clay Burkhardt Was visiting last weekend.
41 Mr. Edward Cummins Spent the weekend with his parents.
42 Mr. Harry Reiss Visited friends here during the weekend.
43 Mr. Hugh S. Buffum Was called home by a family illness.
44 Mr. Lester Minkel Attended the Alpha- Philo initiation.
45 Mr. Nelson Hersey Visited his parents.
46 Mr. Ralph Helm Johonnot Spoke to the faculty Men's Club.
47 Mrs. Edith Beatty Visited her daughter, Buelah.
48 Mrs. Hansen Visited her daughter, Ruth.
49 Mrs. Lee Smiley Spent the weekend here.
50 Professor Robinson Has started an extension class in Waterloo.
51 Rev. Ermil B. Frye Will be giving an address in Oklahoma City.
52 The art faculty Had lunch with visitor Mr. Johonnot.
53 The methods classes Gave a performance in the chapel.
54 The new topic Will be 'political responsibility of women' for the intrastate extempore contest.
55 The Old Gold staff Is working diligently.