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| College Eye | 18 | 14 | 3 |
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| The Freshman and Sophomore girls | The Training School girls will play the college sophomores in soccer. |
| Moral: visit the sick | Roster of women in the hospital. |
| The many friends of Prof. S. A. Lynch | News that his son, John, is recovering well from surgery. |
| Prof. H. L. Eells | Conducted institute work at Winterset. |
| Prof. Macy Campbell | Lectured in Mankato and Winona, Minnesota. |
| Rev. R. E. Elliot | Will deliver the sermon on October 17. |
| Last Friday the Orchesis, Dancing Club | Gave a demonstration for the first year physical training students. |
| Miss Clara Witter | Arranged a natural dancing class for the eighth grade students at the training school. |
| The finance committee | Met with I. S. T. C. officials. |
| Professor Fullerton's institute program | Includes Keosauqua and Sigourney. |
| Professor Winfield Scott | Received his Ph. D. from Iowa State College. |
| Miss Alice Waugh | Resigned. |
| Extension Division notes | Roster of faculty and where they went. |
| Forensic League | Held meeting to plan the year's work. |
| W. B. Fagan in John Hopkins | Professor Fagan is studying at John Hopkins for a year to work on his Ph. D. |
| At a meeting of the College Men's Club | Mary Hunter gave a talk. |
| Scott Porter | Elected president of the Y. M. C. A; correction of error printed previously. |
| Aristo | Roster of officers and new members. |
| The hikes are an interesting feature of Y. W. work | Approximately fifty women attend hikes on Saturday mornings. |
| Miss Ruth Waugh | Accepted teaching position in Morovia, Iowa. |