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1	T. C. Club will stage entertainment; athletic motions will be turned into dramatic channels	Entertainment to happen on March 11.
2	Faculty enjoys entertainment; Miss Case and Miss Platner entertain faculty	Faculty observed a reenactment of an "old time" school in session.
3	T. C. High drops game to C. F. H.	Cedar Falls High School won against T. C. H. S. in basketball, 20-19.
4	Bishop Hughes' lecture pleases; noted speaker is both scientific and humorous	Spoke about raising boys.
5	Pedagogues defeat Penn College; cleanest and fastest game seen here this year before crowd of 1,000; score 40-21	At the end of the first half of the basketball game, the Teachers were up by two, but Penn College then faded.
6	Notice	College Eye will not be printed on March 15.
7	"College Eye" staff is elected; a wide interest is shown in election	Ida Gaarder, A. C. Grubb, and S. C. Jacobsen are elected; photo.
8	Wm. Owen Company tonight; well known company to present Kennedy's famous play	Will present "The Servant in the House".
9	Charles Rann Kennedy	Gives history of the play "The Servant in the House", which will be performed tonight.

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10	Education Club	Hawley Whitacre spoke about the study of motion pictures and their effects on school-aged children.
11	Miss Nellie Frederick	Nellie Frederick and Irma Hemphill spent the weekend in Plymouth.

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12	Rural Education	Community meetings were held in study centers throughout the state.
13	Schillerverein	German games were played and German refreshments were served at the meeting.

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14	Dubuque-Teachers	The last basketball game of the season will be on Friday.
15	Idealism vs. practicality	Believes there should be a uniting of idealism and practical solutions.
16	"For people who think"	Recommends magazine of editorials to students who want to ponder issues.
17	Even college students	Encourages students and faculty to think about their obligation as citizens to the community.
18	Senator Kenyon	Agrees that members of Congress should be focused completely on improving this country.
19	That anyone would favor	Disagrees with people who support political candidates only because they were raised in Iowa.
20	If the women of our state	Wants women to be granted suffrage as long as they do not take over politics.
21	It is interesting to notice	Newspapers change their stance on alcohol and saloons depending on the nature of the advertisements.
22	In our criticism of the present administration	Believes those who are critical of the current administration should try to be more fair in their accusations.
23	The United States and Canada	Believes that Canada and the United States need to discuss what will happen if the safety of their hemisphere is threatened.

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24	Teachers-Simpson debate	Encourages student support.
25	Woman's debate	Debating whether or not the United States should build up her navy to be equivalent with other world powers.
26	Triangular debate	Encourages student attendance at intersociety debate.
27	Boy's recital	Some of Professor McCreary's students will give a recital next week.
28	Botany: its problems; its importance; its place in the school	Professor Palmer says that lack of preparation to teach botany is a problem; believes it is hard to choose which elements of the subject are most important to teach.

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29	Big interscholastic athletic carnival, at College gym, March 10 and 11	Twenty-six high school basketball teams will come to T. C. to play in tournament.
30	Delphian	Had a four course dinner with faculty guests of honor.
31	Miss Blanche Geary addresses women mass meeting of the Jubilee month	National Y. W. C. A. secretary addressed women at meeting.
32	Miss Daisy Wood, a former student, addresses Y. W. and Y. M. C. A.	Spoke about "Christianizing the Women's Movement" and her missionary work in Calcutta, India.
33	Official	T. C. will do self-inquiry of its costs of administration to students and reevaluate standards; national education news.

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34	"Pep Club" skips chapel; Men's Pep Club has its picture taken for the Old Gold	Concerned about waning school spirit; encourages men who are not already in the Pep Club to join, especially if they are athletes.
35	Miss Esther Daniel	Esther Daniel spent the weekend on campus; she is currently teaching in Independence.
36	Les Miserables	Film will be shown for next lecture course number.
37	Dramatic preliminary is held	Dramatic declamatory contest participants are announced.
38	N. C. bazaar held	Students had dinner and listened to the program.
39	Dr. Schulte talked on Switzerland	Spoke about his time as a student at the University of Freiburg.
40	Mathematics Club	Has held two meetings and taken a picture for the Old Gold.

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41	Miss Vivian Campbell	Spent Sunday in Burlington.
42	Miss Ina Adams	Spent the weekend in Alta.
43	Last Thursday	Victor Peterson attended his parents' wedding anniversary.
44	Mr. John Briden's father	Spent some time at the college.
45	Miss Bailey	Spent Sunday in Mingo.
46	Vincent Rich	Spent weekend in Vinton.
47	Miss Josephine Tucker	Spent the weekend visiting friends.
48	Mr. Arthur Snyder	Visited Conrad.
49	Miss Mabel Rekers	Spent the weekend in New Hampton.
50	Miss Ethel Wood	Spent the weekend in Brandon.
51	Mrs. John Barnes	Will be traveling to Canada.
52	Mr. Henry Abels	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
53	Miss Mattie Kruel	Visited her sister.
54	Miss Elsie Treplow	Left school due to illness.
55	Miss Margaret Munsey	Visited with Nell Young on the Hill.
56	Mr. John Gipe	Visited his niece, Floy Swartzendrover.
57	Clark Gillingham	Visited Wesley Cerney.
58	Miss Mabel Trumbauer	Visited Beulah Cerny.
59	Miss Helen Berg	Visited her sister Irene.
60	Miss Hazel Tanner	Visited Dorothy Barnhouse.
61	Misses Pearle Maneary and Lucile Bingen	Visited Luora Weber in Ackley.
62	Miss Lillian Lambert	Entertained faculty at tea.
63	Miss Ceuna Meybe	Is back in school following an illness.
64	Miss Irma Searle	Spent the weekend in Jesup.
65	Miss Elizabeth Bates	Returned home to South Dakota.
66	Miss Eunice Lee	Returned to school after visiting her home in Webster City.
67	Clara Molin	Spent Sunday in Oelwein visiting a friend.
68	Miss Lola Glock and Mrs. Ruth Egbert Imlay	Went to Vinton.
69	Marguerite Bechtel	Hosted a party with her friends.
70	Professor Lynch entertains	Teaching of English students were invited for dinner and games.
71	Patriotic pageant	The Training School put on a pageant in honor of Washington's birthday.