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1	Dr. Roadman to speak at chapel next Sunday	Will speak on "The Christian and his Community."


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2	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.


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3	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.


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4	Minnesingers to give home concert tomorrow evening; Prof. W. E. Hays to direct first appearance of warblers this season	Performance program.


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5	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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6	Stage Old Gold election tomorrow from 9 to 4	Two teams of candidates are in contention.


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7	Tutor arguers win from Simpson and Parsons Monday; cop both sides of Japanese Exclusion question in triangular contest	Recap of the debate.

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8	Annual music festival to be held May 17	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform.


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9	What ten books would you take if you were to be placed in exile?; 100 students asked question	Survey results.

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10	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.


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11	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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12	Merchants' window display night Apr. 2	All show windows will be dressed up.


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13	Miss Margaret Busby	Margaret Busby will teach at Pacific Junction.


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14	Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Farrell	Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Farrell visited campus.


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15	New tennis court to be built	In back of Wesley Foundation.


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16	Over seven hundred did below average work last term	Faculty continuing to study reasons for continuing poor performance.


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17	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.


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18	Professor Wallace assisting students	Writes pamphlet to accompany textbook.


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19	Rev. Howland Hanson speaks on Beatitudes; practical and inspiring message delivered at Sunday church service	Summary of his sermon.

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20	A Union church or church unity, which? Frye--E. B.	Doubts are expressed that a Unionist church would truly unite the different Christian sects on campus.


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21	As seen by a former student Whittum--Mina	Kind teachers praised and harsh teachers denounced in response to a previous editorial.


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

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23	All college dance	To be held in the Gymnasium; Imps Orchestra to provide music.


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24	Bartlett Hall notes	News notes about residents.


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25	C. S. A.	First Spring term meeting held; roster of officers.


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26	Ellen Richards Club	Mamie Grimes spoke at recent meeting; roster of officers.


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27	Fuller	Fuller and Ehrhardt are campaigning for positions on the Old Gold staff.


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28	Inter-fraternity dance	Dance held at the Armory in Cedar Falls; music by Imps Orchestra.


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29	Neotrophian	New officers installed.


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30	Nineteenth Century Club	Annual banquet held.


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31	Phi Omega Pi notes	News about members.


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32	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of officers.


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33	Pi Theta Pi	Roster of officers.


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34	Zetalethean	Officers installed; "get-acquainted" party planned.

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35	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.


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36	College Eye's all conference teams Ho--Wally	College Eye picks all-conference teams for basketball.


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37	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.


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38	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.


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39	Notice--subscribers	Should pay College Eye subscription fees.


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40	Teachers coaching school has big enrollment	Three hundred men are taking the coaching courses.


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41	Tutor wrestlers will be strong in 1926	Every man wrestling for the 1925 season is set to return.

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42	Art Myattway says Myattway--Arthur (Student--1925)	Random thoughts and observations


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43	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.


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44	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.

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45	"Pirates of Penzance" scores success	Performance presented by T.C. High glee clubs.


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46	Anna Grace McNally	Mother visited.


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47	Cora Mae Hockaday	Visited her parents in Manchester.


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48	Enrollment exceeds last year	Enrollment reaches 2378 for spring term, an increase of about 100 over the previous spring term.


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49	Frank Hovorka to get Ph. D. in spring	Alumnus Frank Havorka to receive doctorate from the University of Illinois.


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50	John Poland	Teaching in Buck Creek; visited his mother in Cedar Falls.


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51	Joseph Vanderveer	Visited his parents in Cedar Falls.


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52	June McComas	Mother visited.


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53	Lois Patton	Enrolled in school.


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54	Lyla Day	Visited home in Clarksville.


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55	Mildred Hollis to lead "Y" discussion	Topic of discussion to be "What is Christianity?"


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56	Notice! Please!	Books must be removed from the Book Exchange immediately.


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57	One act plays presented at English Club	Presented "Thursday Evening" and "The Man on the Kerb."


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58	Pres. Seerley at Des Moines	Will meet with the State Board of Education to discuss summer school appropriations.


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59	Prof. Welles in Cornell Sunday service	Professor Welles performed in concert with former professor John Conrad at Cornell College.


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60	Sigma Tau Delta	Announces pledges.


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61	Sigma Tau Delta	Bernice Toms held a "mad tea party."


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62	Spring hikes begin Saturday	Ruth Everman to lead hikes.


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63	Supt. H. Ostergaard	Interviewed candidates on campus.