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| College Eye | 3 | 29 | 488a |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Hazel Strayer | Gave a reading at Greene, Iowa. |
| Prof. Morgan, of Teachers College faculty | Nominated a traveling fellow by the graduate schools of Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania. |
| Prof. and Mrs. B. W. Merrill | Summoned to Chicago due to his sister's illness caused by typhoid fever. |
| The Irving and Homerian literary societies | Were entertained at President Seerley's home. |
| A banquet was served | Aristos and Shakespearean societies held a banquet in the Methodist Social Service building. |
| Last Tuesday evening | The faculty showed off their acting skills with the play "Triphammer School"; cast list provided. |
| Miss Walker | Held a luncheon complimentary to Mrs. E. L. Johnson of Waterloo. |
| Peter and Carl Hanson | Enjoyed a visit from their mother. |
| Mr. Axel Johnson | Enjoyed a visit from his mother on May Day. |
| Miss Hatcher | Spoke before the teachers at Decorah. |
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weisbard and Kittie and Ella Weisbard | Enjoyed an auto trip to Vinton. |
| Prof. S. A. Lynch | Judged a debate between the Warrensburg Normal and the Emporia, Kansas, Normal School. |
| Miss Emma Lambert and Prof. I. S. Condit | Conducted a study center in Waverly. |
| Miss Vera Mutch of Grundy Centre | Visited with College friends. |
| Prof. Dick and Miss Luse | Conducted study centers at Manly. |