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1 At the present time, style holds a higher place in literature Writer must be able to hold reader's attention in the vast array of literature.
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2 Many universities and colleges Supports the idea of earning credit for working on student newspapers.
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3 At the University Professor Parish gives his account of a visit to the University of Iowa.
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4 The ball game at the Normal Poetic account of the Aristo-Philo game.
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5 The ball game Detailed account of game won by Seniors over Juniors, 9-5; game slow to start because of lost ball; bicyclist goes to town to buy one.
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6 The Iowa Teachers' Exchange Employment opportunities.
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7 A U. S. Army inspector Will inspect student battalion.
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8 About seventy students Civics classes visit public institutions.
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9 At Ames Women have formed battalion.
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10 B. F. Ogden Will teach this summer at Keokuk County Institute.
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11 Chas. W. Bruner Taking dental course at University; visited friends.
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12 Geo. Wright Able to attend class again.
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13 Gun squads have been formed Battalion begins artillery drill.
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14 Miss Della Northey Visited in Waterloo.
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15 Miss Mamie Thurston Will teach in Red Oak.
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16 Miss Matie Mills Visited her cousin Sophie Keeler.
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17 Miss Maud Humphrey Will teach in Waterloo.
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18 Miss Sue Graham Visited Waverly.
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19 Misses Amy Bell . . . . Several Normalites will teach in Cedar Falls next year.
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20 Prof. Loughridge Will conduct chapel service.
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21 Supt. E. R. Moore Visiting committee of Board on campus.
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22 The senior classes Headed for river on Wednesday.
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23 The Y. M. C. A. meeting To be led by Osmond Johnson.
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24 Three rousing cheers Applauds efforts of band.
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25 Veatch of '90 William Veatch is in photography business.
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26 Walter Guthridge On crutches.
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27 Y. G. Barnell Visited in Carroll.
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28 F. A. Nimocks Resigns as principal in Alden to attend law school; Bertha Bishop succeeds him; Nora Held will teach in Alden.
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29 Hon. Geo. R. Wendling Speaks on popular delusions.
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30 Miss Belle Crawford Will teach in Garwin.
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31 Resignation
Ensign--Martha Baldwin 		Poem.
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32 The faculty generously granted Seniors get time to prepare orations.
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33 The Philomathean Society Program for the open session.
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34 The teachers in the vicinity of Ft. Dodge Refusing to teach for low pay.
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35 Personal liberty
Thompson--Charles M. (Class of 1892)