Issue Contents
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1 | Keep posted | Everyone should read newspapers, magazines, and reviews in order to keep upwith the world outside the school. |
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2 | The bill providing for an appropriation | Visiting Committee has reduced recommendations in some areas; list of sums as they now stand; President Seerley seems optimistic that it will pass. |
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3 | A Kranky Kroak | Would like audiences for literary society sessions to be seated and not mill around outside the hall; believes applause should be reserved for fine performances. |
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4 | The gymnasium | Athletic Association gathers subscriptions from students to equip a small gymnasium in the armory; good place for students to get in shape for spring sports or just to keep in good health during the winter. |
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5 | The library party | Description of party at Frank Cotton's home in which students wore badges hinting at book titles; faculty and senior class were guests. |
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6 | Women in the Fatherland Harding--Stella |
An essay on German women from recent Alpha session. |
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7 | Athletic | Excerpts from Professor Parish's address to the men on the subject of athletics. |
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8 | Byrde L. Hill | Doing well at Coon Rapids. |
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9 | Wilbur H. Bender | Will finish course at University of Iowa and likely continue at another university; could be headed for a college teaching position. |
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10 | Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. | Membership now over four hundred; considering the habits of a Christian. |
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11 | C. E. Locke | Plans to return from California to take Fourth Year course at the Normal. |
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12 | Harry Aldrich | Visited the Hill. |
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13 | Miss Agnes Boal | Has the measles. |
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14 | Miss Allie D. Asquith | Teaching in Lamoni. |
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15 | Miss Florence Claypool | Recovering from serious illness. |
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16 | Miss Olive Grobel | Teaching in Camanche schools under Principal E. B. Williams. |
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17 | Mr. Albertson | Has been sick. |
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18 | Mrs. Agnes (Pitcher) Claypool | Has a new daughter. |
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19 | Rev. John W. Geiger | Will speak in chapel. |
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20 | S. T. Walker | Went to Cedar Rapids. |
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21 | We are glad to hear | Gertrude Childs teaching in Atlantic. |
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22 | Why don't the IV years have a sleighing party? |
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23 | Charles Stinson, Misses Montgomery, Larkin, and Willey | Have measles. |
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24 | Dan Beck | Back in school after having the measles. |
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25 | Frank Miller | Visits the Normal. |
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26 | Miss Alice Erion | Teaching in South Omaha, but has been sick. |
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27 | Miss Anna Goodale | Visited home in Parkersburg. |
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28 | Miss Charlotte Shearer | Married Martin Goodale. |
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29 | Miss Jamison | Recovering from illness. |
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30 | Miss Sallie Van Metre | Visited by brother. |
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31 | Mr. Hollis followed his brother home | Both have the measles. |
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32 | Mr. J. R. Byers | Will teach in Bancroft. |
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33 | Mrs. Jamison | Visits daughter Myrtle. |
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34 | Mrs. Loughridge and Mrs. Arey | Are sick. |
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35 | Mrs. Terwilliger | Visited daughter Daisy. |
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36 | Neotrophians have elected officers | Roster of officers. |
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37 | O. M. Harvey | Injured himself. |
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38 | P. G. Fullerton | Visited the Normal. |
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39 | The dreaded foe | Many have the measles, but none has taken a serious turn. |
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40 | The incoming officials | Orio officers. |
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41 | The new Alpha officers | Roster of officers. |
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42 | The Orios | First society to furnish their hall with a piano. |
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43 | The Zetaletheans | Roster of officers. |
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44 | W. D. Taylor | Leaves position in Eddyville. |
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45 | We are sorry to learn | Elma Raymond recovering more slowly than expected. |
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46 | Will Knickerbocker and Harlie Jennings | Visited chapel. |
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47 | An apparent case of poisoning | Victim had convulsions and stupor. |
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48 | An unusually large crowd | Aristos debate relative merits of ill-natured tidy woman versus good-natured untidy woman; elect new officers. |
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49 | Messrs. O. M. Harvey and S. T. Walker | Will petition for acceptance of Normal Oratorical Association into state association. |
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50 | Owing to the illness of certain parties | Oratorical contest postponed. |
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51 | P. E. McClenahan | Principal in Baldwin; receives high praise. |
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52 | The Appropriations Committee | Recommends $70,000 instead of the earlier figure of $94,500; outcome uncertain. |
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53 | The Fourth Year class | Elected representatives for Commencement planning. |
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54 | Washington's Birthday | Students invited to Congregational Church for $.15 supper. |