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| College Eye | 28 | 5 | 5 |
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| Personality tests now being scored | Were administered to all new students. |
| Oh yes, even ads change in years | A look at some of the ads in the old newspapers. |
| Three apply for vaudeville position | Kenneth Mueller, William Lenz, and Ruth Cameron apply for the position of Tutor Ticklers manager. |
| Slang, yes, children in Louisiana know | Student collects slang expressions from Southern school. |
| These were the trailblazers | Some of the first buildings on campus were Old Gilchrist and Central Halls; photo. |
| Football programs make appearance | Sixteen page booklets will be available for each of the four home games. |
| Chamber of Commerce entertains gridders | Gives banquet for football teams from ISTC, TCHS, and CFHS. |
| Wester to Iowa City | Professor Wester attended teachers meeting. |
| Beat Grinnell! Was war cry Saturday | Students march to Sloan Wallace Stadium. |
| Panic breaks out among students as street cars collide | Street car runs into another street car; cars were filled with students coming home from the football game in Waterloo; minor damage; no injuries. |
| John Slacks writes teachers' textbook | For rural teachers. |
| Women's League picnic | For house presidents of Women's League. |
| Students attend Van Gogh exhibit | In Chicago. |
| Des Moines editor visits the campus | Harvey Ingham and photographer on campus for celebration. |
| Anti-war play chosen for Homecoming | Will produce "Bury the Dead". |
| Capacity crowd at Friday assembly | President Latham and others spoke at pep rally. |
| College once housed in two buildings | Early cook, Mrs. McGee, remembers the old days; cooked for all students on campus; walked to College Hill from Cedar Falls; carriage went to mission Sunday School every Sunday. |