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1	1925 Old Gold wins honorable mention	In Art Craft Guild competition.


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2	College bands are jazz missionaries


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3	Diamond was not always most precious stone


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4	Gift suggestions for men


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5	Give yourself an Old Gold for Christmas


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6	Lace in unusual shapes feature of coming season


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7	Pointers about ties


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8	Spring Suits adopt three-quarter coats


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9	Y. W. to hold leadership institute	Will study community leadership and organization.

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10	Advanced pupils in recital Monday	Performers and their programs.


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11	Cafeteria does big business	Statistics on the amount of food served in Bartlett Hall.


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12	Gov. Hammill and F. O. Lowden speak before conference	Highlights of conference devoted to rural and consolidated schools.


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13	Miss Hazel Strayer	Hazel Strayer went to Florida for the winter; Ethel Short will teach in Kansas City; Peg Fullerton visited her parents; Anne Nagel will teach in Onawa.


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14	Science Club	Science Club will meet.


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15	Special diploma granted Wright by State Board	Text of the diploma honoring Professor Wright for his fifty years of service; photo.


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16	State Board honors Wright; the broadcasting program proves a great success; many noteworthy persons present	The program for honoring Professor Wright on his fifty years of service to the school; photo.


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17	Will you graduate in 1926?	Last opportunity to get picture in Old Gold.

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18	At the theater	Preview of "The Pony Express."


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19	Mr. S. A. Cohagan	S. A. Cohagan will speak at Sunday services.


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20	Prof. McCreary on the saxophone McCreary--Frank Lynn (Class of 1925; Music Faculty)	Encourages the acceptance and use of the saxophone.

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21	Edna Wheeler	Changes in Senior Cabinet.


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22	Freshman Commission	Organized for purpose of developing Christian leadership and personality.


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23	Juanita Earp	Recent graduate; will teach in Beaman.


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24	Katherine Buxbaum	Entertained house guests during Thanksgiving.


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25	Marjorie Holly	Will lead open forum on morals, dress, and social relations at the Y.W.C.A.


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26	Mary Louise Keough	Teaching 4th and 5th grades in Galva.


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27	Miss Nancy Marie Ferguson	Nancy Ferguson judged declamatory contest in Tama; runs into bad weather.


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28	Prof. Hendrickson	Teaching at Iowa State University.


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29	Roy Howard	Will enter Drake University to study law this winter.


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30	World Friendship Committee	Organized by YMCA and YWCA to face world problems of war, race, nationalism, intellectual doubt, and moral degeneration.

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31	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Student creative expressions.


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32	Jazz; an attempt at a definition	Discusses the good and bad points of jazz.


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33	Miss Katherine Buxbaum	Professors Buxbaum and Peterson are living on 23rd Street.

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34	Prof. Henderson to Ames	Now teaching biology there; Winifred Gilbert will replace him in January.


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35	Suggested reforms for T. C.	Humorous suggestions to improve life on campus.


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36	The inquiring reporter	Asks students and faculty if they favor the World Court.


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37	The World Court question	Current status of the legislation.

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38	"Dickmen"-Ellsworth tilt Monday; Purple basketeers will meet "Panthers" in opening game	Prospects for basketball team look good as it prepares for first game of the season.


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39	1926 grid prospects bright, will lose only four regulars


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40	Coach Bender drills grapplers; five lettermen back	Wrestling season prospects.


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41	Football squad note	Invited to banquet.


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42	Pedagogs have unusually good grid season	Gives summary of 1925 football season.


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43	Tutor cage men start practice; ten lettermen answer call	Prospects for basketball team look good as practices begin.

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44	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Held annual house party.


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45	Alpha Delta Alpha	Held informal party.


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46	Grid rules for 1926	Critical of new rule on safeties.


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47	Lambda Gamma Nu	Several alumni visited.


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48	The pop off	Criticizes overprotective rules.


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49	Xanhos	Roster of initiates.

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50	Adams Hall news	Boarding house news.


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51	Alpha Beta Gamma	Roster of officers; held annual fall dance.


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52	Aristo Literary Society	Roster of officers.


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53	Cliosophic	Roster of officers.


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54	Phi Omega Pi	Held farewell dinner for several members who will be leaving.


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55	Pi Theta Pi	Roster of officers.


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56	Tau Sigma Delta	Enjoyed farewell lunch.