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| College Eye | 11 | 19 | 8 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
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| The Tiger Quintet | Defeated Nashua, 25-13. |
| Ward Hall | News from the boarding house. |
| Van Hall | News notes from the boarding house. |
| Never Inn | News from the boarding house. |
| Barrigar Hall | News notes from the boarding house. |
| Candidates for College Eye | Ad promoting William Berry, Ruth Souter, and Jimmy James for the newspaper staff; photo. |
| Mable Hartz | Teaching drawing in Rockford, Illinois. |
| Miss Smith | Returned after being hospitalized for twelve days. |
| Bessie Vanderkar | Has influenza. |
| Helen Kubik, Rhea Sylvester, and Pauline Schwartz | Hospitalized due to influenza. |
| Last week Marion Egan | Went to her home in Waterloo; suffering from influenza. |
| The American Legion | Rehearsing for a minstrel show to be given in February. |
| Cedar Falls High School | Plans to perform a play in February. |
| Melvin Barton | Visited Nelle Wimer. |
| Mary Eaton | Left school. |
| Miss Ronelva Reddick | Released from the hospital but unable to continue in school. |
| Fred Jean | Suffering from influenza. |
| Ralph Purdy | Visited friends and relatives on the Hill. |
| Miss Rose Smith | Suffering from influenza. |
| West Waterloo High School | Won public speaking contest against East Waterloo and Cedar Falls. |
| A group of students from the college | Students visited the elderly in the Western Home. |
| Lois Brown | Visited Helen Draper. |
| Pauline Schwartz | Was hospitalized with the flu. |
| Dr. Shoemaker | Plans to address the Y. W. C. A. |
| Pres. Seerley | Plans to speak at the Northwest Iowa Teachers Association's program in Fort Dodge. |