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College Eye	25	5	1

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Student names will appear in College Eye advertisements	Students will win free passes to the Regent Theater.
High school student leaders will attend two day meet here	Will be opportunity for leaders to discuss their problems.
Student Council charters special three car train for Coe game next Friday; sixty-two piece men's band to make trip; student pep inspiring	Students may purchase round trip tickets for $1.
Dr. Beard presents talk on curriculums	Speaks his research on college curriculum development.
Purple Pen to be issued on campus Monday Nov. 13th
Playcraft Club to discuss Galsworthy	Will also include presentation of one act play.
Miss Phylla Slattery returns to conduct F. B. Fagan's classes	Professor Fagan has suffered complications from the flu.
Pep rally tonight! dance afterwards	Will include singing of new loyalty song.
Speakers meet in semi-finals; twelve winners compete tonight; finals are October 23	List of those remaining after first elimination round.
Fifty students and guests attracted to publications dinner	At annual publications banquet.
Fourteenth century pictures and fiction continue on display	Exhibit will continue for at least three more weeks.
Sunday leisure time hour is new enjoyment	Professor Freeman will talk about her work and perform.
Extension director, faculty trio, appear on WOI October 28	On PTA program.
Spider-rat spat stirs scientists	Rat kills tarantula.
Complete plans for Dad's Day; program includes concerts, dance and football game	Schedule of activities.
Opening matches of faculty golf tourney yield many surprises	Professor Cram defeats Professor Charles; other results.
Forty-nine students at commerce dinner	Roster of officers elected.
Blue Key makes plans for men's campus union; president states need for men's group akin to Women's League	Plan for student organization to include all men.
Campus to hum at Homecoming; committee employs new methods to stimulate enthusiasm	Schedule of activities; will try to get maximum number of alumni back to campus.
Publication's editors attend press meeting; Eye, Old Gold, Purple pen editors all to be present	Will attend convention in Chicago.
'Peril of Wrong Holy' to be Sunday topic	The Reverend Grant B. Wilder will speak.
Rural study groups open discussion on Iowa and problems	Schedule for series of discussions.
Soloist chosen for orchestra concert	Jvone Lowrie will perform.