Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	First faculty tea this P. M.	For senior students; different academic departments will host weekly teas..
2	Christiansen elected football captain	Harold Christensen elected at recent football banquet.
3	Juniors have supper	Were rewarded for hard work.
4	Anna Cordts wins oratorical; Methfessel took second and Todd third place	Spoke for abolition of all wars; will represent T. C. in Interstate Normal School Oratorical Contest.
5	Men with world vision needed	Need volunteers for Y. M. C. A. work.
6	Training School gives pageant	Commemorated three hundredth anniversary of landing on Plymouth Rock.
7	Mrs. Booth lectures Tuesday; lecture course brings "The little mother of the prisons"	Dynamic speaker Maude Ballington Booth to come to T. C.; photo.
8	Basket ball team beats Waterloo; fast legion team beaten 16-14
9	World fellowship classes start	Will give better understanding of social, religious, and political conditions of other countries.
10	Methodist students hold mix	Will be held in the gym; Marie Cline replaces Alta Wilmarth as president.

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11	Music Department	Professor Frampton attended several meetings recently.
12	Old Gold to feature splendid works of art	Ivan Doseff will do the work.
13	Geneva Club	Elected officers; group includes all those who have attended the camp.
14	Cupid attacks many former students	Announcements of alumni marriages.
15	Relief board sends thanks for money	Response to $618.75 sent from faculty and students to help relief of European college students.
16	Alumnus elected to important office	Charles E. Hearst elected vice-president of Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.
17	Fifteen men earn football letters	Roster of men inducted into the T. C. Club.

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18	Frank Johnson	Is superintendent at Springdale.
19	Y. W. C. A. news; Y. W. C. A. "cozy"; Y. W. C. A. pageant	Schedule of upcoming activities.
20	Hawley J. Whitaker	Married Blanche Bartley.
21	Chinese interpreter lecturing	Students and faculty would like to hear Peng Chun Chang speak again.
22	Miss Lambert	Encourages students to put themselves in the setting of their literature.
23	Training School News	Have won five games, the most recent two against Dike (14-11) and Waterloo West (18-16).
24	Extension Division	More than 13,000 students have been reached with services.
25	Study Centers for Jan. 15	Schedule for instructors in study centers.
26	Commercial Notes	News notes about students in the curriculum.

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27	Editorially speaking; attention! Hunt up your street car receipts!	Fares will go down from ten cents to seven cents for six months.
28	Editorially speaking; observing the Sabbath	Outline of remarks by Professor Charles at recent YMCA meeting.
29	Editorially speaking; the new year	Encourages students to make this year the best year possible.

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30	Kindergarten Christmas program; December 21, 1920	Enjoyed carols and party.
31	Sidelights on consolidation	Formed committee at conference to discuss issues in the schools on an annual basis.
32	Department of Mathematics	News of the department; H. L. Rietz spoke on campus.

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33	Iowa State Board of Education bill	Budget for the three state schools combined will be close to $7 million; ISTC will receive $915,000.
34	Californian visits Teachers College	Arthur H. Chamberlain spoke on how to use money more effectively for students.
35	Mason family has unique war record	Many members served the country in foreign service; O. H. L. Mason just returned from service in France and Siberia.
36	Miss Fromme tells of Smith-Hughes work in Home Economics	Law was passed to make home economics practical.
37	Summary of degrees conferred by Iowa colleges and universities	Reports the number of diplomas given by Iowa post-secondary institutions from 1915 through 1919.

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38	Henry Immerzeel	Henry Immerzeel tells humorous story about his war service.

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39	Lorena Hersman	Has not been able to return to school due to illness.
40	Miss Hanthorn	Returned from visit to Maryland.
41	Bettie Dew	Teaching in Michigan.
42	Mr. Cable	Injured ankle, but still getting to work.
43	E. Laurence Palmer	Teaching at Cornell University; visited Cedar Falls.
44	W. H. Davis	Completing doctoral work at Wisconsin; visited Cedar Falls.
45	Miss Jane Oliver	Visiting Vera Schultz.
46	Vera Duncan	Has had rheumatism.
47	Grace Leigh	Visited Independence.
48	Ella Manson	Will teach near her home.
49	Florence Reid	Will study in Chicago.
50	Louise Johnson	Visited her sister Hazel.
51	Mrs. Walker's lectures	Will begin Monday and continue through term.
52	Bruce McCleary	Booking lyceum lectures in southern Iowa.
53	Miss Marguerite Uttley	Injured by auto in Chicago; recovering in Dubuque.
54	Mr. Goetch's S. S. class	Roster of officers elected.
55	First year primary	Roster of winter term officers elected.
56	Second year primary	Roster of officers elected.
57	First year junior college	Roster of officers elected.
58	Chapman Hall news	News of residents.
59	Proctor Hall jingles	Creative poetry about residents.
60	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
61	Eulalian Society	Enjoyed Christmas party at home of Dorothy Palmer.
62	Zeta	Roster of officers elected.
63	Chrestomathian	Roster of officers elected.
64	First year kindergarten	Roster of officers elected.
65	Miss Doolittle	Has been sick.