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1 Aristotelian public Review of Aristotelian public session in which members portrayed historical figures.
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2 The future, or the new era realized
Savage--Harry Harper (Class of 1895; Political Science Faculty) 		A fictional look back at the 20th century.
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3 Alpha Hall Alphas present program featuring witches as theme.
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4 E. A. Felmley Working on farm.
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5 G. S. Dick His Charles City school graduated twenty-nine; other Normalites teaching there, too.
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6 Miss Emma Funk Resigns in Red Oak; will teach in Independence.
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7 Miss Mabel Shearer Will teach in Corwith.
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8 W. W. Bartine and W. F. Berner Studying medicine in Chicago.
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9 We notice the names F. A. Lacy and E. D. Culbertson on Teacher's Association program.
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10 Y. W. & Y. M. C. A. Meeting leaders announced; noon prayer meetings held; term Sunday School organized.
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11 Little Eva Snider Visited campus.
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12 Miss Cynthia Titus Visited campus.
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13 Miss Ella Ford Teaching in Des Moines.
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14 Miss Helen Poor Visited campus.
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15 Miss Henrietta Brayton Now in Logan.
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16 Miss Libbie Lodwick Teaching in Eldora; may attend University of Iowa.
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17 Miss Lulu Marsh Teaching in Cresco.
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18 Miss Mary King Visited Nellie Rownd.
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19 W. H. Manifold Closed Colorado school; will attend University of Colorado.
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20 We are in receipt Anna E. McElhinney married T. C. Robb.
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21 Already there are 597 normal students and twenty-six preparatory students enrolled.
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22 Among the Aristo brethren Roster of those present.
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23 Daisy Tabor, Lizzie Luther, and Lillie Barber Visited Edna Poor and Mabel Gillett.
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24 Four young ladies Visited Elizabeth McDowell and Alberta Hoffman.
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25 Last Thursday Two of Professor Parish's boys visited campus.
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26 Miss Alice Fullerton Visited Ida Tupper.
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27 Miss Berta Mitchell Has been sick.
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28 Miss Bertha Edwards Visited campus.
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29 Miss Grace Griffin Vacationing at home.
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30 Miss Ida Ziegler Has been sick.
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31 Miss Margaret Hawk Went home; has been sick.
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32 Miss Nellie Miner Visited campus with Mary Wilson.
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33 Mr. A. D. McCormack and F. C. Sheldon Have been sick.
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34 Mr. A. L. Comstock Visited from Oskaloosa.
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35 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Nichols Mr. Nichols is studying at the University of Chicago.
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36 Mr. C. T. Weimer Has been sick.
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37 Mr. Percy Huggett Visited campus.
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38 Mr. V. M. Gregg Enrolled in dental school in Iowa City.
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39 On account of ill health Robert Fullerton spent a few days at home.
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40 The large number of girls Appreciated Miss McFarland's lecture.
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41 We missed Miss Anna Baker Was sick.
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42 Maj. Dinwiddie Went to Chicago for medical treatment; President Seerley will be in charge of drill.
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43 Miss Leora Parker Teaching near Jesup.
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44 Miss Lillian Cooper Called home because of mother's illness.
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45 Most of the young men Seeking students to work as agents this summer.
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46 Mr. Carl Magee Visited campus as did Vinnie Marsh.
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47 Mr. P. M. Shaffer Returned to school.
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48 On last Saturday evening Aristos elect officers and present program.
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49 Orations of the past week Speakers and topics.
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50 The main feature Description of Neotrophian program; featured debate with Clios, a new activity for women's societies.
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51 Vergil D. Merrill Seeking men to work as agents this summer.
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52 Work is being pushed Stone work will soon be done on Administration Building; most material is on site.
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53 A meeting of the Athletic Association Will organize baseball team; hope to develop a track; urges students to get ready for field events.
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54 Neotrophian public Performance program.