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1 The poetic genius of Martha Baldwin Ensign Tributes to her recent work.
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2 Mr. Editor:--Why not give us a little corner for talks on Art? Believes knowing how to draw is a fundamental part of education.
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3 The decision of the judges
Cunningham--Edmund P. (Class of 1892) 		Humorous poem on a recent Aristo debate.
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4 Mr. Cator, your production of last week Still believes that judges for local debates are unnecessary.
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5 Won and lost
Ensign--Martha Baldwin 		Poem.
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6 Company drills Company and battalion drills scheduled.
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7 Frank McElwain Pleased with studies at Northwestern University.
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8 J. L. Chassell Farming at home.
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9 Miss Allie Richardson Visits Parkersburg.
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10 Miss Byrd Butler Former student visits friends on campus.
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11 Miss Eunice Overman At home with measles.
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12 Miss Grace Gillmor Visiting sister Margaret on campus.
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13 Miss Kate Schell Younger sister dies.
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14 Miss Mollie Reno Leaves school; quite ill with typhoid fever.
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15 Miss Sula Sheffer of the city schools and Miss Mollie Thompson Visited campus.
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16 Prof. A. C. Page Mother visits from Connecticut.
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17 T. S. Metcalf Returns to school after teaching near Dysart.
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18 The Aristos Favor the Republican ticket.
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19 The athletic spirit Several tennis clubs have organized.
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20 The board at its meeting last week Gives $25 to school athletic association.
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21 The high wind of last Friday Topples one of the Central Hall chimneys.
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22 A company of musicians Cornell group entertains.
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23 E. P. and Bridgie Cunningham Called home due to mother's death.
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24 Hon. Henry Sabin Will deliver lecture.
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25 Many will be grieved to hear Blanche I. Judd dies in Coggon.
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26 Miss Ensign Visits New Hartford.
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27 Miss Leone Stewart Intended to enter school, but ill health forces her to return home.
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28 Miss S. Laura Ensign After teaching at the Normal for fourteen years, Miss Ensign will move on to teach at Stanley Hall in Minneapolis.
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29 Prof. S. L. Whitcomb After two years at the Normal, Professor Whitcomb will attend the University of Wisconsin.
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30 The Board of Directors Roads in such bad shape that the Board had difficulty reaching town.
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31 The Cedar Falls Band Will give musical entertainment accompanied by Woman's Relief Corps.
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32 The new arms from the War Department have arrived Two field pieces also on way; board spends $56 on swords and belts.
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33 The Normal flag staff Damaged in high winds.
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34 The societies are kindly excusing their graduates Graduates may concentrate on winding up their studies.
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35 A report was once circulated Street railway still just a dream; would appreciate a good sidewalk at least.
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36 At the meeting of the Board of Directors Boarding Department will be discontinued and Central Hall fitted for classrooms; prep course to begin for those not ready for Normal classes; model school to start in North Hall; third level bridge may be built between Central and Old Gilchrist Halls.
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37 Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. Meeting leaders announced; students should heed call of Ys in the same spirit that they respond to calls of sports and leisure.
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38 A. M. Willson Principal at St. Ansgar.
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39 E. H. Griffin Principal at Traer.
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40 H. B. Lizer Principal at Hubbard.
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41 J. W. Case Visits from Waverly.
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42 Joseph Clayton Principal at Delmar.
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43 Miss Minnie Ashbrook Visiting Vinnie Mowrey.
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44 Mr. E. E. Bartlett Visiting home from Ogden.
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45 O. H. L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Mason visit campus.
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46 Resolutions adopted by the Aristos Vote resolution of comfort for E. P. Cunningham on death of his mother.
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47 Sunset thought
Ensign--Martha Baldwin 		Poem.
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48 W. R. Patterson Spends vacation at home.