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1	Oriental pageant to be given by Physical Education Department	Pageant to feature Asian dance and fashions.
2	Teachers High defeat Independence; locals play best game	T. C. High beats Independence in basketball, 20-11.
3	Miss Emma Christensen	Emma Christensen visits campus.
4	Teachers defeat Coe 4-17; no field baskets during first half	T. C. defeats Coe College in basketball, 17-4.
5	A Pair of Sixes; midwinter play next Thursday evening	"A Pair of Sixes" to be performed in the college auditorium; cast listed.
6	Motion pictures at the college; Vanity Fair next Saturday evening	Lecture Committee provides for series of motion pictures to be shown.
7	Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association	President Seerley to give three addresses before SWTA in February.
8	Prof. Kay lectures; gives interesting discussion on Pleistocenic geology of Iowa	George F. Kay to lecture on the geology of Iowa.
9	May Robson at the Cotton	May Robson to star in comedy play at the Cotton Theatre.
10	Ida M. Tarbell to lecture; editor, author, historian, and lecturer	Ida M. Tarbell to lecture at the college.
11	Summer term bulletin and faculty	Plans for 1917 summer term being formulated; await approval from Board of Education.

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12	English Club holds meeting	English Club holds meeting at the home of Professor Lynch.
13	Y. W. C. A.	News from Y. W. C. A. meeting.
14	Preparatories	Preparatories organize and elect officers.
15	Training School beats Waterloo, 16-11	Training School basketball team defeats Hawkeye Oil of Waterloo, 16-11.
16	Shake-Aristo	Recap of events at joint Shakespearean-Aristotelian Society meeting.
17	B. A. juniors frolic	Junior class holds youthful frolic party.

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18	Our advertisers	Publishes list of local advertisers.
19	Teachers defeated by Upper Iowa	Upper Iowa defeats Teachers College, 34-30.
20	Morbus Sabbaticus	Uses illness as a metaphor to express displeasure for those who miss Sunday church services.
21	The Iowa Club	Recap of events at Iowa Club meeting.
22	"P. T. affair"	Twenty-five go sledding at Olive Hill.
23	Newman notes	News from the Newman Catholic Student Association.

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24	Editorial	Quick comments and announcements.
25	Cooperate with the Old Gold staff	Seniors reminded to deliver pictures to Old Gold.
26	The College Eye election	Believes everyone on campus should get informed on the candidates for College Eye staff and vote in the election.
27	Chapel exercises	Praises students for excellent administration of the chapel services; hopes that faculty will continue high standard while in charge.
28	Untitled	"A Pair of Sixes" to be performed as midwinter play.
29	What is school spirit?	Contemplates the nature of school spirit and how it works at Teachers College.

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30	Economics	Believes prices at local business establishments are too high.

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31	They "pat" us; "pat" them	Urges students to patronize businesses that advertise in the College Eye.
32	An appeal to the teacher	Reprint of "Eulogy of the Teacher" from the January 14, 1915 issue of the College Eye.
33	Teachers second team defeats Nashua	T. C. second team defeats Nashua High, 34-17.
34	Joe E. Vance, 1898	Joe Vance serves as president of the Minneapolis Society for the Blind.
35	J. Percival Huget, 1892	Huget to serve as minister of First Congregational Church in Detroit, Michigan.
36	New course of study for rural critic teachers	To be implemented as part of Department of Rural Education.
37	Study Centers, January 20, 1917	Locations and faculty assigned to them listed.
38	Untitled	Humorous exchange in economics class.
39	Success	Congratulations offered to Paul James for his accolades as superintendent of schools at Fertile, Iowa.

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40	An interesting letter	Mihran Mardigan is living in Detroit, Michigan.
41	Miss Margaret Ferris	Is teaching in Dysart and visited friends on the Hill.
42	Miss Maude Wilson	Married Harry Foster.
43	Miss Dorothy Onoby	Is working in Slarges, North Dakota.
44	Miss Mildred Weenick	Married Louis Pelzer.
45	The marriage of Miss Miriam Robertson	Married Mr. Barron.
46	Miss Maude Wilson	Married Harold Foster.
47	Mrs. Geo. O. Fisher	Was living in Cuba, but now resides in Bingham Lake, Minnesota.
48	Miss Ruth Fitzsimmons	Is an English teacher in Clarion.
49	Miss Ethel Waller	Is living in Charles City and taking care of her ill mother.
50	Miss Martha Fullerton	Is teaching in Floyd.
51	Miss Nell Young	Is teaching in Rudd.

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52	Miss Idella Brinkman	Is caring for her mother at home.
53	Miss Theresa Sheehy	Spent the weekend on the Hill.
54	Miss Edith Towe	Visited with an old roommate.
55	Miss Geraldine Cleaver	Has quit school due to illness.
56	Miss May Francis	Visited campus.
57	Miss Marjorie Ellis	Was absent from school due to illness.
58	Miss Gretchen Madearis' brother	Visited here last weekend.
59	Miss Florence Marsh	Was not in school because of illness.
60	Nelson Hersey	Was absent because of illness.
61	Chas. Cougill	Visited his brother-in-law, H. H. Seerley.
62	Mr. Stevens	Is again enrolled at ISTC.
63	Miss McGovern	Missed some classes last week due to illness.
64	Mr. Vincent Ridge	Visited with old friends on the Hill.
65	Miss Hazel Strayer	Was a judge at a declamatory contest in Waterloo.
66	Summer B. Chase	Is practicing medicine in Fprd Dodge.
67	The many friends	Miss Oliver has returned to school.
68	Mr. Paul	Was absent part of last week.
69	Misses Hazel and Pearl Brown	Entertained members of the office.
70	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
71	Mr. Sophus Jacobsen	Acted as a judge at a declamatory contest.