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1 "Pharaoh's Daughter" announced as spring Commencement play; production is under direction of Miss Bertha Martin Brief preview of the play.
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2 College and university women graduates organize Monday; form branch of American Association of University Women Cedar Falls chapter of the American Association of University Women opens; those eligible to join are welcomed to do so.
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3 DeMarco harpists in pleasing concert; large audience attend unusual musical treat Review of performance given by DeMarco Harp Ensemble.
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4 Famous Minneapolis Symphony to appear in concert May 7; Marie Tiffany, noted soprano of Metropolitan Opera Company, with orchestra Marie Tiffany and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to perform at the Music Festival.
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5 Freeman pianists in recital Tuesday; advanced students will give program in Gilchrist chapel Schedule of performers and their work.
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6 Grad classes asked to pledge to campanile Graduation classes urged to follow the lead of previous years and donate to the Campanile Fund in order to complete construction.
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7 Loan Fund coffers nearly drained; four thousand dollars now loaned to students Three hundred dollars remains in the fund; more expected to be added as students pay back loans and after the Campanile construction is completed.
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8 Merchants' style show tomorrow; annual spring opening to feature latest creations of season Merchants of Cedar Falls to debut fashions for spring.
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9 Mrs. Hooper speaks on peace movement Mrs. Hooper of Wisconsin, recent Senate candidate, spoke in the college auditorium.
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10 Tutor-Ellsworth game Friday; Coach Minton's nine open season with Panther team here Tutors to open baseball season against Ellsworth; starting lineup uncertain.
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11 Tutors have edge on Huron debaters in Jap argument; Dorothy Stone captains trio in first open forum contest of arguers this season Tutor debate team argues against Huron College; no winner declared due to the structure of the contest.
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12 Winship will speak Monday and Tuesday; well known lecturer is editor of "Journal of Education" A. E. Winship to speak to college.
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13 Parrish's "At Dawn" heads list as favorite painting; 100 questioned Survey results asking what students' favorite paintings are.
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14 Summer Extension School plans are nearing completion Schools to be located at Carroll, Clinton, Corydon, Red Oak, Sheldon, and Davenport.
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15 College journalists of state will meet at Drake May 10-11; many prominent speakers to appear on program Iowa College Press Association to hold annual convention at Drake University; several members of College Eye staff to attend.
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16 Dorothy Wyth Teaching at Elgin; visited Cedar Falls.
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17 Esther McNally Visited friends on campus.
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18 Katherine Peterson Will visit friends on campus.
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19 Margaret Johnk Teaching at Baird.
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20 Palmer Hollis Will teach at Buck Creek.
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21 Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says-- Jokes and commentary on campus life.
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22 The debating season Suggestions on how to improve the Tutor debate teams.
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23 What about our May Queen? Displeasure shown toward the recent system of choosing the May Queen from the senior class as opposed to choosing from all women on campus.
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24 Alpha Beta Gamma Held formal initiation.
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25 Aristo Update on the society; program for recent meeting.
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26 Clio Program for recent meeting.
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27 Inter-fraternity dance Announces a Panhellenic dance.
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28 Kappa breakfast Elda May Platt will entertain the Kappa Theta Psi members.
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29 Kappa Theta Psi Held formal initiation.
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30 Lambda Gam initiation Held formal initiation.
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31 Lambda Gamma Nu Announces pledges.
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32 Neotrophian Program for recent meeting.
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33 Phi Omega Pi notes Updates on members.
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34 Shakespearean Program for recent meeting.
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35 Sioux Club entertain in honor of Huron, S. D., debaters
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36 V. O. V. Sigma Phi Dinner given in honor of Mary Vaughan's pledging.
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37 Xanho house Announces pledging of Andy Kurz and Fred E. Stanzel.
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38 Zetalethean Plans made for banquet.
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39 Faculty entertain varsity at luncheon Basketball team treated to lunch by the college faculty.
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40 Foundation of new gymnasium fast nearing completion; will be first building on new addition to college campus Description of new Men's Gymnasium.
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41 Many high schools enter Tutor classic to be held on May 23; over 500 athletes will compete in field and track meet Teachers College to host annual interscholastic track meet.
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42 Morrison--Horton land places on All-Iowa Conference 5's; J. Harshbarger given honorable mention by coaches and writers Vernon Morrison and Millard Horton earn all-conference honors from sportswriters of both the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Capital.
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43 Pedagogs to play Colorado grid team here November 28; will battle first out of state team in post season game Game marks the first time the Tutor football team has played a team from outside Iowa; schedule for 1925 season provided.
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44 Teachers home track meet April 11; Coe College added to Tutor card will meet with purple here the 18th Home track meet moved up a week in order to schedule a meet with Coe College on the previous date.
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45 Tennis players at college start practice Men's and women's college tournament to take place soon.
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46 Alice Kint Alice Kint is visiting; Wilma Bolte and Marie LeGrand visited Davenport.
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47 Dinner for Mrs. Hooper Bertha Patt and College Club entertained Mrs. Ben Hooper.
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48 Light schedule for study center workers this Saturday Schedule for study center assignments.
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49 Little Tutors start track work this week for Tutor meet; lack of experienced material causes coaches considerable trouble Preview of upcoming Little Tutor track season.
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50 Prof. McCreary's students in recital Program for performance.
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51 Ruth Forsberg president of Bartlett Hall Council Roster of officers.
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52 Training School Hi-Y entertain Y. W.
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53 Brockman's Ford stolen Edwin Brockman's car was stolen.
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54 Cecilians and Minnesingers to sing in Waterloo At teachers association meeting.
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55 College Orchestra to play in Waterloo this week Will play at teachers association meeting.
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56 Cummins accepts position with Westinghouse Electric Edward Cummins will begin work after graduation from University of Iowa.
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57 Dr. Wright speaks at Sunday church service Speaks on spiritual cultivation.
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58 Grace W. Williams Will teach at Remsen.
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59 National Music Convention in Kansas City Four faculty members will participate.
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60 Next All College dance to be held April 24th Money will be used for May Day costumes.
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61 Prof. Getchell speaks to Waterloo Lions Speaks on federal government powers.
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62 Students present "Mrs. Pat" and "The Law" Play production class will perform for Cedar Falls Parlor Reading Circle.
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63 Widow of first pres. of T. C. will be 92 on Wednesday Faculty will send letter of congratulations to Hannah Cramer Gilchrist.
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64 Willard Hall House Party this weekend YWCA delegates will attend Waterloo meeting.