Issue Contents

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1 "Smilin' Through"; a criticism
Lynch--Gladys E. (Class of 1924) 		Review of the play.
2 "The Magic Flute" played College Orchestra played in chapel.
3 August B. A. graduates Should order cap and gown.
4 Campanile chimes to play August 14 Should be better concert than the one held in October 1926; Fasoldt clock has been running for two months.
5 Former T. C. student wins highest honors Iva Mae Musbach honored at New England Conservatory of Music.
6 Hoyt defeats Richman in golf semifinals Will compete against Professor Kadesch.
7 Official announcement Dean Reed will be on vacation.
8 Official Notice Third grade certification will continue for another year.
9 The library Brief description of the building and its services; photo.
10 Werrenrath August 12; noted baritone to sing in gym; expect capacity crowd Profile of Reinald Werrenrath.
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11 College at State Fair; August 24-September 1
Shutt--Philip Leslie (Student--1927) 		Each department will send an exhibit.
12 Football for '27 has bright prospects; twelve men will return 1927 season prospects.
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13 "Love's Greatest Mistake" a polished performance Movie preview.
14 Colleen Moore wears amazing garb in latest; difficulty encountered assembling misfits for vivacious star in "Naughty but Nice" Movie preview.
15 New books New books in the Library.
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16 Is it right? Editorial asks if the fines and rules for checking out reserve books at the Library are adequate.
17 To show our appreciation Editorial praises the Cedar Falls Concert Band for all of their wonderful performances during the summer term.
18 Types found in the cafeteria Editorial comments on what you can learn from students around you just by stopping to listen while in the cafeteria line.
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19 A book a week; you can't win; Jack Black
Shutt--Philip Leslie (Student--1927)
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20 "Old Swimmin' Hole" doomed Due to pollution in natural waters and the building of swimming pools.
21 Many coaches furnished from T. C. athletic squads Roster of ISTC men who are now coaching.
22 Positions Roster of those who have found jobs.
23 Who's Who at Teachers College Profile of Charles H. Bailey; photo.
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24 Because of the Bible Conference No Sunday morning services will be held.
25 Because of the Bible Conference No Mathematics Club meeting.
26 Iowa State Teachers College song recital Performance program for Ruth Hultquist.
27 Mathematics play is decided success Mathematics Club presents "It is easy, if . . . ."
28 Miss Mildred Raker Visited Margaret Henderson
29 Miss Olive Barker Visited Cedar Rapids.
30 Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Ames Parents of a daughter, Helen Barbara, born July 25.
31 Mr. Dale Welsch Married Helen Wahl on July 30.
32 Mrs. Leo. J. Fries Visiting Dorothy Charles.
33 Roeder defeats Nichols in tennis finals
34 Superintendent Joe Vance Superintendent Vance was on campus to interview prospective teachers.
35 Wilma Dick Accepted a position at St. Monica's Home for Girls in Des Moines.
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36 Alpha Delta Alpha Dance held at the house; news about members.
37 Helping the two million lepers
Park--Joseph King (Class of 1929) 		Outlines missionary work among those who have leprosy.
39 Prof. Keim to lead discussion Will lead discussion on Latin America.
40 Y. M. C. A. News about recent and upcoming events.
41 Y. W. C. A. Request for unwanted pillows; reminder of upcoming hikes and morning worship.
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38 Prof. and Mrs. Hugh S. Buffum Entertained at a breakfast for Mr. Buffum's School Administration classes.