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| College Eye | 20 | 29 | 5 |
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| Mr. Paul Porter will speak at the "Forum of Religious Life" | An authority on social and industrial questions and visitor to China will speak at the Young Womens Christion Association. |
| Our great task | Daniel W. LaRue feels that men do not go to war because of land, but because thoughts and feelings that surround them. |
| If you want knowledge, toil for it; and if pleasure, you must toil for it. | John Ruskin says when one gets to love work, his life is a happy one. |
| Westminster Foundation | Host to East/West track meet, Grant Bailey to lead Christian Endeavor, and state Sunday School will be in Waterloo. |
| Senior announces marriage | Anna Mae Wilson and Dwight S. James were married March 29 in Des Moines. |
| Methodist Men's Club | Club members and pledges were the guests of the Reverend Rowley in the social rooms of the Methodist church. |
| Mathematics Club | Dr. R. L. Morton, Ohio University, will speak to the Mathematics Club. He has written books on the teaching of mathematics in elementary and primary grades. |
| An excellent position in a Detroit High School demanding special proficiency in piano and harmony | Frank Swain named to music position in a Detroit High School. |
| Dorothea Speakman is to be congrautolated on receiving an applied music position. | Dorothea Speakman named to spplied music position at Western Union College, Le Mars, Iowa. |
| Miss Elizabeth Brower, 944 Walnut Street, Waterloo | Engaged to George E. Rath. |
| Miss Watters pleases audience | Violet Watters performed an interesting and pleasing voice recital. |
| Zeta | Three new members were formally initiated into the Zeta Society. Plans made for annual spring banquet, curtains made for the society room, and picnic supper enjoyed. |
| Delphian | Hold regular meeting; program based on Indian music and legends. |