Issue Contents

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1	The Aristo 'Doings"	Description of the Aristo meeting in which society members played the roles of political figures and discussed political issues.


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2	The day of adventures

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3	It is estimated that 200,000 people	Attractions and accommodations at the World's Fair.


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4	The program given by the Shakespearean Circle	Description of program.

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5	Hoop-skirts have been the subject of much ridicule	Believes that hoop skirt jokes are out of fashion.


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6	It is very natural, no doubt	Believes Aristo-Shake connection may be overstated.


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7	Why are we here?	Believes students should seek education, not concentrate solely on grades.

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8	Arthur Lyon	Returns from visit home.


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9	Harry Aldrich	Visits Sioux City.


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10	Miss Amy Draper	Visited by sister Alice.


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11	Miss Carrie Miller	Slowly recovering health.


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12	Miss Irene Fisher	Goes home because of ill health.


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13	Miss Laura Strong	Visits Charlotte Shearer and other friends.


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14	Miss Lucy Mount	Visits home in Mt. Ayr.


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15	Miss Mae Cooper	Has been sick.


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16	Miss Marie Bell	Visited by Miss Jackson.


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17	Miss Mary Wilson	Visited by sister.


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18	Miss Nettie Hartsell	Left school due to sickness.


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19	Mr. E. E. Crane	Returns to school.


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20	Mr. Hopkins	Owner of boarding house dies.


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21	Mr. Wilson Hartshorn	Visits home in Traer.


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22	Prof. Loughridge	Delivers lecture on mission work at Reinbeck.


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23	Rob Fullerton and Oliver Harvey	Feeling better.


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24	The names of Miss Lulu Hall and Stella Suiter	Both sick.

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25	As previously announced, Prof. Arey will leave us about the first of May	In preparation for his Bahamas trip, Prof. Arey's botany classes will meet extra hours, and then senior students will give botany instruction.


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26	Examinations are again with us	Offers advice on facing the examination period.


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27	Maud Carr	Suffering from the grippe.


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28	Miss Nellie Wallbank	Recovers from illness.


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29	The IV Yr. History of Education class	Have been using plan in which they teach one another.


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30	The M'Arey Natural History Association	Has new bulletin board.


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31	Well, the theses are done	Seniors are at last done with their theses.

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32	Poetry of creation Lees--Annie (Classes of 1892 and 1893)


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33	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; mission circle continues to meet.

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34	Another former S. N. S. maiden	Agnes Russell marries Robert C. Stirton.


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35	J. W. Case honored the Aristo program	Visits campus; will get back to work shortly.


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36	John Sogard	Sends geological specimens to Normal.


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37	The genial countenance	C. Ray Aurner visits classes.


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38	Word has just reached our editorial ears	J. C. Magee marries Mattie Riggs.