Issue Contents

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1	90 granted diplomas at chapel yesterday; March class larger than fall	Roster of those who received diplomas or certificates.


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2	College Eye staff for next year; Brown-Ainsworth-Poland win in spirited election	Brief profiles of new staff; photo.


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3	Literary society scholarship record in hands of Philos; Minnesingers outrank Troubadours in scholastic standing	Breakdown of grades in the men's literary societies and glee clubs.


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4	Margaret Fullerton wins first place in dramatic contest; Miller wins second--Harshbarger takes third	Brief summaries of presentations.


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5	Old Gold election will be held March 19	Staff must consist of juniors.


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6	Pedagog-Simpson debate Monday; triangular contest takes affirmative trio to Parsons	All teams preparing for match.


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7	Physical education department to give folk festival Mar. 14; charming dances and elaborate gowns will be big features of event staged in gym	Program of dances.


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8	Teachers High to stage comic opera tonight; program will be repeated tomorrow evening	Will present "The Pirates of Penzance."


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9	Tito Schipa, tenor, wins ovation from packed auditorium; Mr. Jose Enchaniz, pianist, proves to be rare artist	Description of performance given by Tito Schipa.


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10	Wolfe to be senior president for spring term	Roster of officers for the spring term of the Class of 1925.

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11	Cheap magazines not popular with large majority of students; Woman's Home Companion and Ladies' Home Journal are highest sellers	Psychology class surveys student reading habits.


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12	Ehrhardt and Fuller declare candidacy for college annual	Candidates state their platform.


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13	Hundreds listen to Coolidge's address	Student Bob Cummins assembles radio and puts loud speakers on side of Science Building; over one thousand listen; first Presidential address to be broadcast.

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14	Announcing our candidacy for the Old Gold staff of 1926	Dorothy Charles and Ross Galloway are candidates for positions on Old Gold staff; photo.


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15	Jeremiah hears from "Ma"	Jeremiah Plowman receives a letter from his mother discussing events from home.


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16	Pres. Seerley fears lack of Christian faith; graduates warned to follow teaching of Master	Brief excerpts from his baccalaureate address.


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17	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if yells should be used at intercollegiate debates.

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18	A word to the wise	The college is urged to release professors who teach easy courses because it is detrimental to students and the prestige of the school.


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19	Discussion groups	People urged to form groups on campus to discuss pertinent issues.


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20	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.

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21	Alpha society	Roster of officers.


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22	Bel Canto luncheon	Held as a farewell to Agnes Nelson.


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23	June Weidlein president of Neotrophians	Roster of officers.


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24	Kappa St. Patrick's dance	Informal dance held by the Kappa Theta Psi sorority.


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25	P. E. Shield Party	The faculty entertained Physical Education majors at annual party.


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26	Pan Hellenic dance	To be held in the Gymnasium.


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27	Phi Omega Pi	Held luncheon in honor of their fifteenth anniversary.


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28	Pi Theta Pi	Announces pledges.


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29	Spring term enrollment	Projected to be the same as previous terms.


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30	Spring term enrollment	It looks as if enrollment will remain steady.


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31	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Mary Paulsen welcomed as associate member.


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32	V. O. V. Sigma Phi dance	Held at the Rialto Gardens.


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33	Xanho carnival dance	Held at Woodman Hall.


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34	Zetalethean	Roster of officers.

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35	Coach Bender's trackmen work outside; track and field schedule complete	Track and field schedule is completed as the team prepares for the upcoming season.


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36	Coach Dickinson's warriors finish successful season; Morrison and Horton stand out as main scorers on cage squad	Recap of Tutors' 13-1 basketball season.


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37	District cage meet to be held here on Friday and Saturday; will take place of Teachers Invitational tourney	Teachers College to host district high school basketball tournament.


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38	Women athletes have busy schedule; final games in volleyball tournament played	Upcoming athletic events for women are described.

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39	Baseball schedule	Baseball schedule for 1925 season.


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40	Bel Cantos please discriminating audience	Positive review given to Bel Canto performance.


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41	Bible discussion groups	Schedule of speakers and topics.


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42	Play production classes display one act dramas	Schedule of plays and roster of those who will take part.


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43	Xanhos take intramural championship; defeat Lambda Gams in final game by a 49 to 19 score	Xanho fraternity wins the college intramural basketball title.

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44	Dramatic Club presents "Manner and Modes"	One-act play performed at chapel.


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45	MacManus, Irish lecturer speaks to large audience	Seamus MacManus gave a lecture entitled "A merry ramble through Ireland."


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46	Methodists---notice!	Life Service Group to hold regular meeting.


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47	Minnesingers in concert at La Porte City Friday	La Porte City performance to start spring tour.


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48	Old Gold expected to arrive May 15th


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49	Y. M. C. A. Gospel team at Waterloo, Hudson, and Janesville Sunday	Three teams sent out after requests from various churches.


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50	Y. W. installation service Monday	New members of the cabinet installed.