Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	The Last Days of Pompeii; shown in motion pictures at the College Auditorium Saturday night	Review of the film "The Last Days of Pompeii."
2	Dubuque Irish defeat Teachers; failure to recover from mid-season slumps results in another loss of a conference game	Dubuque basketball team beats T. C., 28-17.
3	T. C. H. S. wins city championship; second team wins from high school second team	T. C. High basketball team defeats Cedar Falls High, 16-13; T. C. High second team also wins over Cedar Falls second team, 10-9.
4	Y. M. C. A. class reorganization; special program given	Professor Charles gives address.
5	Drake debate well under way; tryout for woman's debate March 5th	Preview of March 9 debate with Drake.
6	"A Pair of Sixes" delights a crowded auditorium; dramatic work of unusual excellence	Review of midwinter play "A Pair of Sixes."
7	Notice!	Reminder to pay College Eye subscriptions.
8	Last call for seniors; Feb. 10th the last day to receive senior pictures	Seniors receive reminder to submit photographs to the Old Gold staff for inclusion.

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9	A unique name	Students at Holstein have named their high school annual "The Moo."

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10	Newman notes	News notes from the Newman Catholic Student Association.
11	Y. W. C. A. birthday party	Roughly one hundred fifty women attend.
12	Y. W. C. A.	Eliza Rawstern Wright to address those in attendance.
13	Dr. Lorenz at the Cotton Theatre	Hypnotist to appear at Cotton Theatre.
14	Orio tryout	Hold tryout for intersociety debate.
15	Sophomore party	Sophomore class meets at Professor Berkstresser's home.

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16	South America; its opportunities--overcoming difficulties in our path	Essay written over issues in South America.
17	Editorial	Brief comments on campus issues.
18	Culture	Thoughts on what it means to be "cultured."
19	The College Eye election	Candidates for College Eye staff and letter publishing policy reiterated.

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20	Cliosophic	Home Economics women give program at Cliosophic meeting.
21	New teacher for English Department	Virginia McQueen hired to fill the vacancy left by Laura Meier's resignation.
22	Harry Reiss	Harry Reiss forced to leave school on account of illness.

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23	The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools	Will meet in St. Louis March 23-24.
24	J. E. Cundy	Superintendent J. E. Cundy to move to Cedar Falls to work for the J. S. Latta Company.
25	The Alumni Quarterly News Letter	Mailed to T. C. alumni to keep them informed of campus happenings.
26	The National Education Association	To meet in Kansas City, Missouri, February 26-March 2 and in Portland, Oregon, July 7-13.
27	H. C. Hemenway's portrait placed in the college	Portrait of H. C. Hemenway hung in the college library in recognition of service to the institution.
28	"Shorty" Berwick wins ad contest	Elmo R. Berwick wins College Eye ad contest sponsored by Burns' Café.
29	Dr. Louis Pelzer, 1901	Louis Pelzer married Mildred Lenore Weenick.
30	The Iowa educational meetings for the spring of 1917	Alumni and former students in attendance are listed.
31	Meeting of Social Science Club	Program was organized along war theme.

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32	Miss Dorothy Barnhouse	Visited friends on the Hill.
33	Miss Margaret Austin	Is teaching in Jesup; visited friends in Cedar Falls.
34	May Davisson	Is studying at the Cincinnati Bible School.
35	Miss Hazel Aldrich	Is a teacher at a normal school in Idaho.
36	The Misses Genevieve and Meta Edwards	Are teaching in Emmett, Idaho.
37	Dr. Chas. I. Lambert	Welcomes a daughter, Elizabeth.
38	Miss Helen Clagg	Is teaching in Fort Dodge.
39	Miss Hazel Granger	Is teaching in Chickasaw County.
40	Helen Pillsbury Hansen	Is now living in Winnetka, Illinois.
41	Carl H. Hansen	Is living in Ames.
42	Miss Luella M. Wright	Is teaching Latin and English in North Yakima, Washington.
43	Mr. Bert McDonald	Spent the weekend on the Hill.
44	"Frosty Baker"	Is teaching in Harlan.
45	Miss Florence Marsh	Florence Marsh unable to return to school due to illness.
46	School spirit	Description of school spirit and its benefits.
47	Miss Hazel Plumley	Is teaching in New Hampton.
48	The put-it-offs	Limerick about procrastination.
49	The equality of the sexes	Questions the intent of the women publishing an article on rude comments from men toward passing women; editor's reply.

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50	Cal. McElhinney	Visited his sick uncle in Garner.
51	Harry Jewell	Will study for a master's degree at Harvard University.
52	Miss Pauline Ashley	Spent the weekend at home in La Porte.
53	Miss Bell Eberhard's brother	Visited last week.
54	Miss Mabel Huddleston	Spent the weekend at home in Webster City.
55	Lewis Leighton	Visited friends and family.
56	Prof. and Mrs. Rueben McKitrick	Welcome a newborn daughter.
57	Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Returned from visiting her sick son.
58	Harry Young	Officiated a basketball game in Nashua.
59	Miss Elda Latta	Visited Bill Brown.
60	The many friends	Nate Fields has been released from scarlet fever quarantine.
61	Miss Lula Campbell	Visited friends on the Hill.
62	Mr. Wendell Strike	Is attending school in Ames; visited Cedar Falls.
63	Misses Marcia Daigneau and Louise Johnson	Spent the weekend at their homes in Austin, Minnesota.
64	The Misses Marguerite Gregg and Blanche Henok	Visited friends in Nashua.
65	Paul Farlow	Officiated a basketball game in Independence.
66	Miss Norma Jones	Works for her father, a county treasurer.
67	Miss Edna Hale	Visited her parents in Tripoli.
68	Miss Matrid Whittam	Spent the weekend in Webster City.
69	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
70	Miss Elizabeth Fullerton	Has returned to classes after spraining her ankle.