Issue Contents

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1	Coubroin organist Sunday at 4:00	Charles M. Courboin will perform.
2	Dramatic Club initiates five	Also stage "Little Red Riding Hood'.
3	Exercises for high school class held this week	Hold January graduation exercises at TCHS.
4	Former T. C. student elected to West Point	George Woods appointed.
5	Four numbers of lecture course this weekend	Schedule of performances by Harold Bauer, marionettes, Charles Courboin, and Paul Goode.
6	Four staffs out for College Eye; two for Old Gold	Roster of publication staff candidates.
7	Home declamatory contest held in Training School	TCHS presents program.
8	J. Paul Goode here on Monday	Will speak on economic geography.
9	Japanese tea February 10	Sponsored by World Friendship League.
10	Program for joint concert is announced	Program for Euterpean and Troubadour performance.
11	Prom balance shows deficit	Other attractions and bad weather hold down attendance.
12	Square and Compass to have banquet	To celebrate Washington's Birthday.
13	Student recital, Gilchrist, Monday	Roster of performers and their work.
14	Tso Yan Wang lists Chinese fears	Excerpts from address by Chinese educator.

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15	Dramatic contest preliminaries held	Roster of speakers and topics.
16	Recommendation Bureau begins work of year	Gathering placement data.
17	Science Club	Professor Rigdon will address group.
18	Theta Alpha Phi	Meets for program.
19	W. A. A.	Urges women to join and participate in WAA activities.

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20	Plans made for extension summer school	Representatives meet to organize branch summer schools to be held in Albia, Burlington, Creston, Harlan, Ida Grove, and Spencer.
21	School service for week reported	Schedule of assignments.
22	Winter debates begin this week	Will debate farm bill.

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23	A lock policy	Author complains about certain doors being locked at 5PM, for buildings heavily used by students all day and all night.
24	An intramural petting party	Comments on the public displays of affection shown at the intramural basketball games held recently.
25	To the ladies	Author is applauds women of I. S. T. C. for taking part in elections for College Eye editor. The author feels the change from male domination to women taking control is good.

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26	A. C. Fuller, Jr.	Visited Pacific Junction for department business.
27	Absences from school among the faculty	Roster of professors who missed classes.
28	C. C. Swain	Vacationing in Long Beach, California; currently president of the North Dakota State Normal School.
29	College Club	Business session and luncheon to be held on February 9th.
30	Coming Events	Dates, places, and times of upcoming events.
31	Harold Thompson	Teaching in Emmetsburg; director of the Palo Alto County Men's Glee Club; the club sang for the House of Representatives.
32	I. H. Hart	Visited Ames to make arrangements for an extension summer school.
33	Important, Juniors	All people intending to run for the Old Gold must give a written notice to the editor.
34	In a recent issue of the National Municipal Review	There was a summary of the Iowa Primary of 1926 written by Warren L. Wallace.
35	Mathematics Club	Meeting postponed until February 16th.
36	Miss Mary B. Hunter	Attended the Seventh Annual Conference of History Teachers in Iowa City.
37	Miss Sara Riggs	Hosted Chapter R of P. E. O; Professor Cable gave the address.
38	Mr. Piper of the University of Iowa	Will read his own poems on campus.
39	Mrs. Glenn Orth	Visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Larsen
40	Mrs. Julia Stanton	Visited campus; Mrs. Madge McGlade visited as well.
41	Mrs. L. W. Whitford	Entertained members of the Saturday Club.
42	Mrs. Mae B. Yarcho	Missed work due to her illness.
43	Professor F. D. Cram	Conducted extension work in Fort Madison; Ida Huglin was in Warren County; H. C. Moeller was in Taylor County; Lou Shepherd was in Lakeview.
44	Professor Homer C. Haddox	Addressed the Lions Club.
45	Professor Walters	Gave a lecture in the Y. M. C. A. room; Professors Charles and Getchell are also scheduled to speak.
46	Rev. Tom Fred Campbell	Will speak in the Auditorium on February 13th.
47	Sister Mary Emmanuel and Sister Mary Fidelis	Visited campus to study organization and methods of instruction; teaching in Lohrville, Iowa.
48	The Chemistry Department	Invoicing equipment and chemicals.
49	There will be no moving pictures	Lecture courses scheduled for the same time.

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50	Intramural cage winners loom	Results of last week's intramural basketball games.
51	Overpower Iowa Wesleyan 24 to 19	I. S. T. C. defeated Iowa Wesleyan in basketball, 24-19; Howard Hughes helped win the game.
52	Parsons-Teachers clash here Fri.; invaders top Iowa Conference; Wildcats loose to Cornell 28 to 22 in furious battle	I. S. T. C. will play Parsons College on Friday.
53	Tutor cagers break even in tilts held last week; lose to Central College 37 to 22; purple guards stop Hoogeveen but lose Beyers	I. S. T. C. lost to Central College, 37-22. Howard Hughes was the high scorer.
54	Tutor grapplers meet with Wisconsin U. here February 14; Coach Bender holds 115 lb. and 125 lb. tryouts	I. S. T. C. will face University of Wisconsin on February 14th.

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55	Board of Education given souvenirs of Campanile	Given "artistic representations" of Campanile in winter.
56	New plan in college finance, let student pay	National rate is now about 31%; would raise tuition gradually until students pay the whole bill.

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57	Alpha Beta Gamma	News about members; members and guests enjoyed a dinner together; then attended a basketball game.
58	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
59	Alpha Theta Beta	News about members.
60	Alpha-Shakespearean	Program for recent joint meeting.
61	Edna Wolfe and Pauline Johnson ring chimes	Received training from Irving Wolfe; now play Campanile chimes regularly.
62	Homerian	Details about recent meeting.
63	Phi Sigma Phi	Valentine party held at the Blackhawk Hotel.