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1	Clio world	Clios put on political program.


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2	The jest and joys of another delightful term of study	Students and faculty have experienced a great deal of sickness; advanced work in Latin and the sciences has made great progress; military drill extended during winter term.

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3	A tenderfoot abroad	A visit to Niagara Falls.

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4	Civics Department	Professor Parish furnishes some civics questions.


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5	The day of adventures

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6	Securing a position Morris--Thomas B. (Class of 1891)	T. B. Morris offers advice on finding a job in the schools.

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7	Dan Perkins	Has been sick.


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8	Miss Abbie Gunn	Called home because of family illness.


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9	Miss Belle Wardrup	Left school.


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10	Miss Elma Raymond	Has been sick.


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11	Miss Lucy Mount	Visits home.


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12	Miss Nora Thomas	Visits Ely Hobbs.


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13	Mr. Kelley	Has returned.


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14	The name of Miss Etta Brooks	Has been sick.


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15	We are moved to this plaint	Need to have good sidewalks from 18th Street to campus.

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16	A new boarding hall will soon be commenced	Mrs. Davenport is building a new hall.


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17	Carl Rummel	Left school because of ill health.


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18	Chapel orations for the past week	Speakers and topics.


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19	Elsie Wilson	Recovering from inflammatory rheumatism.


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20	Miss Fannie Allison	Visited by sister Mary.


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21	Miss Maud Carr	Back at Normal after teaching.


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22	Misses Ada Harrison, Lou Cruikshank, Marie Bell, and Clara Blackburn	Back in class after illnesses.


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23	Rob. Fullerton	Back to singing in chapel.


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24	The following is a complete list of the seniors	Roster of those who will appear on the program for Commencement.


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25	The officers elected by Neotrophian Society	Roster of officers.


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26	The S. N. S. Athletic Association	Will hold regular spring meeting.


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27	The sickness along Normal Street	Landlords and landladies have been sick; boarders have found meals elsewhere.


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28	The various classes elected class orators	Roster of orators.


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29	With the coming of spring, our thoughts revert to tennis	Hopes tennis group will reorganize.

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30	A sudden gleam of joy	School will close one week early because of sickness among students and faculty.


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31	C. M. Thompson	Will visit next week.


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32	Miss Gertrude Bothwell	Marries J. T. Deits.


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33	Professor W. A. Bartlett	Promoted to chair of mathematics at Tabor College; profile of professional experience.


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34	T. B. Morris	Doing good work in Goldfield.


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35	The appeal to the alumni	Alumni have responded to request for donations to pay off costs of installing baths.


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36	The first copy of the Horton Headlight	J. P. Dodds owns the paper.


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37	The name of G. H. Olmsted	Teaching at normal institute in Osceola County.


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38	The Zetalethian Society	New society organized in fall term of 1892; recognized in January 1893; membership now twenty-five.


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39	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Meeting leaders announced; Waterloo YMCA challenges Normal to spelling contest.

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40	The reappearance on our exchange table	Believes all three Iowa public institutions of higher learning are doing excellent work despite inadequate funding; notes that the Normal has had to use the armory, the library, and the chapel as classrooms.