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1	The first number of the lecture course	Excerpts from speech by the Reverend N. D. Hillis.

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2	Miss Delia Knight	Now a nurse in Boston, Massachusetts.


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3	Professor W. N. Hull	Now in Chicago.


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4	The enrollment by classes	Enrollment breakdown by class and course of study; total now 937.


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5	The senior class	Now totals 160.

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6	Horace Mann's country school Sabin--Henry	Henry Sabin's essay on Mann's ideas about country schools.


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7	Jno. A. Kleinsorge	Enjoying year of study in Germany.


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8	Miss Ida L. Schell	Studying medicine at University of Iowa.


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9	Miss S. Laura Ensign	Will study at Yale.


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10	Mr. G. W. Newton	Putting museum into good order.


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11	The State Normal School	Arranging academic calendar to accommodate teachers' work schedules.

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12	Cora Henness	Teaching near Oskaloosa.


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13	E. G. Copeland	Studying at University of Iowa and teaching at Iowa City Academy.


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14	Francis Mills	Teaching in Ottumwa.


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15	From the Vidette Reporter	Medical faculty at University of Iowa appoint W. L. Hearst house surgeon and J. G. McAlvin clerk.


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16	Henry Ed. Nothomb	Will practice law in Chicago.


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17	I. C. Welty	Attending college in Kentucky.


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18	M. H. Thielen	On editorial staff of Vidette Reporter.


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19	Mary Hieber	Returns to Atlantic.


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20	Miss Anna Cunningham	Attending Teachers College in New York City.


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21	Miss M. Franc DeGraffe	Teaching in Cherokee.


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22	R. M. Wyant	Will teach in Brighton, where S. T. Walker is in charge.


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23	Sarah Peters	On way to China to resume missionary work.


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24	The many friends	S. Younkin married Abbie Gunn.


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25	The marriage	Minnie Mack married Mr. Gatrilson; Adelaide Glenn married Harry I. Brown.


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26	The State Normal	Roster of Normalites studying at University of Michigan.

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27	Society notes	Brief looks at recent programs.


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28	Y. W. and Y. M. C. A.	Report on Lake Geneva conference and on prayer meeting.

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29	Athletic Department	Large group of men report for football; game against Upper Iowa scheduled; President Seerley suggests limiting practice to one hour per day.

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30	Anna Belle Light	Will teach in Walnut; Lillian Gellespie will teach in Corning.


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31	Anna Goodale	Visits home.


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32	Bruce Alderman	Called home due to mother's illness.


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33	Frances Barnett	Has been sick.


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34	Harlan Hollis	Visits brother.


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35	Minnie Edwards	Attended campus lecture.


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36	Minnie Talcott	Will teach in Mason City.


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37	We were glad to see	Miss Wallbank visited chapel.

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38	Arthur Rhine	Principal at Hedrick.


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39	Clara Terwilliger	Visiting Cedar Falls.


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40	Gay Brown	Visited friends on campus.


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41	J. D. Long	Attending University of Idaho.


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42	Mr. Sparks	Burned in furnace accident.


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43	Mrs. H. E. Button	Visited husband.


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44	O. P. McElmeel	Visited campus.


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45	The enrollment	847 in Normal School; seventy-eight in Preparatory Department; 101 in Training School.


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46	The following are the regulations	Open sessions are free.

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47	Institute Economics and Civics	Professor Parish's book has sold eleven thousand copies.