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| College Eye | 18 | 43 | 7 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
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| Secretary Benjamin Boardman | Visited Chester, Iowa. |
| Jessie Harriet Howe | Accepted a position as teacher at Waters College in Jacksonville, Florida. |
| Miss Verna Brown | Visited campus. |
| Miss Haight | Vacationing in Northwest Iowa; will not return this term. |
| The entire Education Department | Took a trip to Eldora, Iowa. |
| Misses Priscilla Harman and Ella Paulsen | Visited friends on campus on the way to Austin, Minnesota. |
| Miss Alice Waugh | Resigned. |
| Miss Maude Moore | Accepted teaching position in the Department of Physical Education. |
| Mrs. Ilse Forest | Resigned. |
| Mrs. Ethyl Albright | Spending vacation in Niagara Falls, New York. |
| Orchestra again triumphant; Miss Olive Barker soloist | Performance review. |
| "Kangaroo-Land" on sale at Boardman's | Book on Australia by Kilroy Harris on sale. |
| Three new critics for next year | Velma Colbrook, Mabelle Gross, and Helen Thompson will join staff. |
| Champion puts Nichols out of tennis tourney | Merle Brown defeated Ralph Nichols. |
| The Campanile funds | Eight student teams have raised over $1000 in cash and pledges; total raised now stands at $42,590.55. |
| College tennis starts in as expected | First round results. |
| Intramural baseball standing | |
| A book a week | Review of "Elmer Gantry" by Sinclair Lewis. |