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| Teachers who did much for me | President Seerley writes about one of his elementary teachers. |
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| Literary contests | Believes societies would benefit from more competition between and among them. | |
| Have the classes of '92 class letters? | Normal Eyte offers to assist in the production and circulation of class letters. |
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| Desirous to be original | Philos may discuss question of support for women. | |
| At the University of Wisconsin | Advocates system which would exempt high-achieving students from examinations. | |
| The question of how and where to use the gloves | Boxing gloves available in basement room; will also be fitted up with horizontal ladder and mat. | |
| The reunion of Normalites | Will meet at ISTA convention; meeting program. |
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| J. H. Schroeder | Dealing in Nebraska real estate; mentions discovery of petrified man. | |
| Morris Cooper | Visits friends while his school is out of session due to scarlet fever. | |
| Last but not least of Class of '92 | Students may graduate at the close of any term in which work is completed; will celebrate first mid-year Commencement on December 13; program. | |
| Prof. W. A. Bartlett | Elected Professor of Mathematics at Tabor College. | |
| Miss Lizzie Hughes | Superintendent of Wapello County. | |
| Miss Bertha Engel | Will teach in Yankton, South Dakota. | |
| We have at hand a new course of study | T. B. Morris puts together plan in Goldfield. |
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| Miss Jessie Orr | Will teach in Danbury. | |
| The board have again come and gone | Directors hold special meeting. | |
| Chas. Hearst | Has pleasant visit at Normal. | |
| In a paper on the country schools | Praise for recent Henry Sabin article. | |
| Numerous warnings | Watching for approach of comet. | |
| Miss Ella Waters | Receives visit from sister. | |
| Clifton Halsey | Visits brother Herbert. | |
| Miss Sallie Van Meter | Visited by cousin. | |
| Miss Lillie Wild | Visited Europe last summer. | |
| The contest which has been going on | Clios drop debate over pins versus rings. | |
| Miss Harriet Hartshorn | Visited home in Traer. | |
| Miss Jennie Rowland | Goes out to teach. |
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| Last Saturday | L. H. Andrews will teach in Winterset, but return in spring. | |
| A consignment of specimens | Professor Arey receives geological specimens and a disarticulated skull. | |
| Examinations are again with us | How to tell a student who has not been a faithful scholar. | |
| At 8 o'clock Thanksgiving evening | Fire discovered in roof of Patterson Hall; Normal students help put out fire; speculates on adequate fire protection on Normal Hill. | |
| The bridge is progressing as rapidly as the weather will permit | Sides are enclosed, but much work needs to be done. | |
| Prof. Jameson of Iowa City | Had contract for new steam plant chimney; work found satisfactory. | |
| Miss Maud Carr | Will teach in Alden and fill vacancy left by resignation of Eugene Button. | |
| Harry Williams | Back at Normal to take special math course before trying Rose Polytech again. |
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| Program of closing exercises of training school | Performers and their topics. |