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| Life in Iowa portrayed; read our modern authors | Author Hamlin Garland writes about his experiences growing up near Osage, Iowa. |
| Candidates for the College Eye staff | College Eye staff candidates must turn in their names soon. |
| The Miracle Man as picture of unusual talent; George Loane Tucker production has most powerful heart appeal | Review of the movie adaptation of George M. Cohan's play. |
| T. C. H. S. students graduate | Five students will graduate on January 30th, 1920, from the Teachers College High School; students are listed. |
| Des Moines and the ends of the world; delegates report | Student delegates at the Des Moines convention spoke during the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. meeting. |
| Y. W. C. A. constitution discussed | Text of proposed changes to the current Y. W. C. A. constitution; would allow membership of women who are not members of Protestant evangelical churches to join. |
| Quintet plays two big games; Cornell defeats T. C. at Mt. Vernon 25-13; Ames and Teachers clashed Monday; Ames 28--T. C. 19 | Team statistics are posted from Cornell and Ames games. |
| Violin and piano recital given | Review of performance by Professors Frampton and Gundry. |
| Waterloo H. S. bldg. dedicated | President Seerley gave address at the dedication ceremony for East Waterloo's new high school building. |
| Story writers contest open | Iowa Press and Author's Club will host the third annual short story and poetry contest. |
| American Ass'n of Teachers Colleges meet; Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday, 6:30 p.m., February 21, 1920 | Schedule of events for the American Association of Teachers Colleges convention. |
| Men hold big mix; best time this year | Claims the men's mix was a success; encourages men to attend Y. M. C. A. meetings. |