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| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| College Eye | 16 | 24 | 10 |
Page 10
| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Robert Gibson | Visited friends in Baird. |
| Listen to Coolidge inaugural at 11 o'clock chapel | Regular chapel postponed to allow students to listen. |
| Prof. Warren Wallace | Will judge debate in Waterloo. |
| Walter Ruther | Made a business trip to La Porte City and Cedar Rapids. |
| Celeste Armstrong | Left her teaching position in Stewart to return to Cedar Falls due to ill health. |
| Word has been received | Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sutherland had a baby boy. |
| Prof. and Mrs. C. S. Cory | Returned from Texas. |
| "Peeney" Brooks | Judged a declamatory contest in Decorah. |
| Prof. and Mrs. Buffum entertain school administration class | |
| Miss Grace Gaarder | Judged a declamatory contest in Stanhope. |
| Rolff, five hundred dollar German police dog | Frank Hollis' dog is poisoned. |
| L. L. Mendenhall | Refereed a basketball game between Coe and Carleton College. |
| "Three pills in a bottle" and "Thursday evening" a success | The one-act plays were performed by the Dramatic Club in chapel. |
| Dramatic Club selects name | Selected the name "Playcraft Club" for the organization. |
| London back in Frisco April 9 | Earl M. London will complete his world voyage as a cadet on the President Van Buren steamship. |
| Monday night | The faculty men's volleyball team participated in a game in Waterloo. |
| Nathan Howard Gist | Writes "Life at its Best.; photo. |