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Stage Old Gold election tomorrow from 9 to 4	Two teams of candidates are in contention.
Famous clock given for Campanile; nation's best tower clock presented to college last week	Fasoldt clock won prize at Centennial Exposition in 1876; maker's nephew presents clock; will save money in Campanile fundraising effort.
Tutor arguers win from Simpson and Parsons Monday; cop both sides of Japanese Exclusion question in triangular contest	Recap of the debate.
Minnesingers to give home concert tomorrow evening; Prof. W. E. Hays to direct first appearance of warblers this season	Performance program.
Dr. Roadman to speak at chapel next Sunday	Will speak on "The Christian and his Community."
Galford-Farley win in original oration and extempore meet; will represent Teachers in interstate contest at Cape Girardeau, Mo., April 26	Explanation of judging system.
Rural institute program Friday and Saturday; national Y. W. secretary, Talitha Gerlach, and Dr. Earl Roadman will speak	Conference schedule features several ISTC speakers.

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What ten books would you take if you were to be placed in exile?; 100 students asked question	Survey results.
Annual music festival to be held May 17	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform.

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Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Farrell	Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Farrell visited campus.
Professor Wallace assisting students	Writes pamphlet to accompany textbook.
Juniors!! Vote March 19th for the staff of loyalty, progress, originality	Dorothy Charles and Ross Galloway are campaigning for positions on the Old Golf staff; photo.
Over seven hundred did below average work last term	Faculty continuing to study reasons for continuing poor performance.
New tennis court to be built	In back of Wesley Foundation.
Physical Education Folk Festival scores a decided success; Spanish dance given by Miss Wahle is feature of evening's entertainment	Present dances of many countries.
Merchants' window display night Apr. 2	All show windows will be dressed up.
Miss Margaret Busby	Margaret Busby will teach at Pacific Junction.
Rev. Howland Hanson speaks on Beatitudes; practical and inspiring message delivered at Sunday church service	Summary of his sermon.
Last rites for Henry Roelofse held here Sunday afternoon; student enrolled for spring term dies of apoplexy leaving wife and three children	Enrolled recently; died on way to class.

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Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
As seen by a former student	Kind teachers praised and harsh teachers denounced in response to a previous editorial.
A Union church or church unity, which?	Doubts are expressed that a Unionist church would truly unite the different Christian sects on campus.

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Zetalethean	Officers installed; "get-acquainted" party planned.
C. S. A.	First Spring term meeting held; roster of officers.
Pi Theta Pi	Roster of officers.
Neotrophian	New officers installed.
Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of officers.
All college dance	To be held in the Gymnasium; Imps Orchestra to provide music.
Inter-fraternity dance	Dance held at the Armory in Cedar Falls; music by Imps Orchestra.
Nineteenth Century Club	Annual banquet held.
Ellen Richards Club	Mamie Grimes spoke at recent meeting; roster of officers.
Fuller	Fuller and Ehrhardt are campaigning for positions on the Old Gold staff.
Bartlett Hall notes	News notes about residents.

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Tutor wrestlers will be strong in 1926	Every man wrestling for the 1925 season is set to return.
Notice--subscribers	Should pay College Eye subscription fees.
Coach Minton's diamond stars drill hard in preliminary workouts; Tutors play Ames college nine on April 22, 23 here	Preview of upcoming season; to start with Iowa State College.
Teachers coaching school has big enrollment	Three hundred men are taking the coaching courses.
Dysart wins Class B district championship over Dike five 17-12; Teachers College athletes pick all college team	High school district basketball tournament hosted on campus; first and second all-college teams selected by T. C. athletes.
Largest track squad in history answers Coach Bender's call; Pesek, star sprinter, returns to boost the dashes	Over seventy-five men show up for track workouts; upcoming season previewed.
College Eye's all conference teams	College Eye picks all-conference teams for basketball.

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Vote for Charles and Galloway for a loyalty annual; only juniors will be permitted to cast ballot	Class of 1926 to vote for Old Gold staff; endorsement given to Dorothy Charles and Ross Galloway.
Present library capacity does not meet demands; no room for classes in future library plans	Library facilities are becoming crowded due to growing book collection and increased enrollment; main hallway on first floor to be devoted to artworks; staff looking forward to elimination of classes in the building.
Art Myattway says	Random thoughts and observations

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John Poland	Teaching in Buck Creek; visited his mother in Cedar Falls.
Cora Mae Hockaday	Visited her parents in Manchester.
Anna Grace McNally	Mother visited.
June McComas	Mother visited.
Sigma Tau Delta	Bernice Toms held a "mad tea party."
Sigma Tau Delta	Announces pledges.
Joseph Vanderveer	Visited his parents in Cedar Falls.
"Pirates of Penzance" scores success	Performance presented by T.C. High glee clubs.
Supt. H. Ostergaard	Interviewed candidates on campus.
Pres. Seerley at Des Moines	Will meet with the State Board of Education to discuss summer school appropriations.
Notice! Please!	Books must be removed from the Book Exchange immediately.
Lois Patton	Enrolled in school.
Prof. Welles in Cornell Sunday service	Professor Welles performed in concert with former professor John Conrad at Cornell College.
Frank Hovorka to get Ph. D. in spring	Alumnus Frank Havorka to receive doctorate from the University of Illinois.
Spring hikes begin Saturday	Ruth Everman to lead hikes.
Lyla Day	Visited home in Clarksville.
Enrollment exceeds last year	Enrollment reaches 2378 for spring term, an increase of about 100 over the previous spring term.
One act plays presented at English Club	Presented "Thursday Evening" and "The Man on the Kerb."
Mildred Hollis to lead "Y" discussion	Topic of discussion to be "What is Christianity?"