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1	College Eye asks seniors to answer five questions on college professors and classes; seek honest opinions of teachers and the value of their work	Seniors offer opinions on best faculty, strongest part of the curriculum, curricular improvements, and suggestions for change.


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2	Dutch university invites students to visit Holland; special sightseeing trips are planned	Students invited to study at University of Leyden.


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3	George Johnson new Y president	Roster of officers; will attend meeting in Boone.


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4	Home Ec. Club plan style show	Will model old style clothing for Campanile benefit.


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5	More boys


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6	Mrs. Elfa Porter	Elfa Porter won May Queen election.


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7	Musical artists to close lecture course Friday; Jacobsen, Kindler and Shattuck in group and solo selections	Sascha Jacobsen, Hans Kindler, and Arthur Shattuck will perform.


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8	Speech graduate in Minnesota school	Lois Knickerbocker is teaching in Sauk Center, Minnesota.


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9	Student recital	Lois Roush and Marlys Schwarck will perform.


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10	The Bel Canto Glee Club	Bel Cantos give annual recital.


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11	W. A. A. box social	Members should invite guests.

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12	"Widow by Proxy" well received	Review of play presented by Theta Alpha Phi.


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13	Miss Florence M. Krantz	Florence Krantz is teaching in Dubuque.


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14	The art of the Campanile	Lengthy description of the many features of the Campanile.


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15	Travel	Opportunity to sail on "University Trip Around the World."

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16	April work day planned by Y. W.	Opportunity to earn money for Chinese and European relief.


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17	Bobbed, re-bobbed	Many women are having their hair bobbed.


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18	Have You?	Poem encouraging readers to do their best.


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19	Mrs. Collin J. Brock	Will speak in auditorium.


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20	The Minnesinger Glee Club	Will perform in Manchester.


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21	The Old Gold	Went to press.

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22	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.


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23	Clothes	Thoughts on what clothes say about the wearer.


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24	Editorially	Collection of opinions on military training in schools.

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25	A traveling bag	Bag containing silk gowns, cameos and false curls makes its way from Waterloo to Des Moines and back.


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26	Although the flu seems to be rampant	Elizabeth Cashman and Jemina Duckett hospitalized with influenza.


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27	College Inn News	College Orchestra re-organizes.


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28	Dorice Coffin	Teaching in Vinton; visited parents.


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29	Doyle Cady	Coaching at Diagonal; home for Easter.


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30	Henry Iblings	Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iblings have traveled to Midwest cities with opera company.


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31	Howard Orth and Hobart Brown	Visitors to Manley included John Howard Orth and Hobart Brown. Mr. Orth will teach drama in Manley next year.


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32	Iver Christoffersen	Visited parents.


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33	Marjorie Diedrich	Visited Cedar Falls friends.


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34	Miss Dorothy Wyth	Teaching in Randall; spent Easter with her parents.


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35	Miss Elizabeth Hart	Senior at Grinnell College visits parents.


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36	Miss Lyla Day	Lyla Day visited in Clarksville; entertained Mary Ainsworth and June McComas.


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37	Miss Margaret Fullerton	Teaching in Stratford; spent Easter with her parents, Professor and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton.


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38	Miss Rosa Ruegnitz	Rosa Ruegnitz remains in Rochester with her mother following an operation at Mayo.


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39	Mrs. Mayfield	Mrs. Mayfield of Macon, Missouri, attended the Bel Canto Club concert, which was directed by her daughter.


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40	Roger Mullinex	Visits home for Easter.


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41	William Hearst	William Hearst, Joe Vanderveer, Ansgar Jensen, and Rollin Stevens of Iowa City visited in Cedar Falls.

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42	Bud Hauser breaks world's discus record


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43	Coach Whitford takes charge of baseball squad; prospects brighter than in previous years	Profile of Coach Whitford; prospects for the season.


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44	Little Tutors home track meet soon; Coach Green announced rules for competition	Rules for athletic eligibility for high school.


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45	Student Council to sponsor track; baseball contests; varsity men will not compete. Entries must be April 13	Fraternity and house teams will compete.


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46	Tutor home meet postponed until April 16; unfair weather conditions hinder conditioning of men; Coe meet to be held after drake relays	Schedule of remaining meets.

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47	Alpha Theta Beta	News notes about members.


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48	Lambda Gamma Nu	Announces new pledges; many visitors to the house.


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49	Phi Sigma Phi	Has had many visitors lately.


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50	Pi Tau Phi	Mrs. Buffum holds emblem ceremony.


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51	Pi Theta Pi	News notes about members.


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52	The first year Junior College class	First Year Junior College class elected officers.