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| This week the Normal Eyte attains its expected growth | Offers a more lengthy newspaper. | |
| The Fayette Collegian | Student newspaper from Upper Iowa reacts strongly to Normal Eyte football season review; Normal Eyte defends its position. |
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| Since the lecture by Russell H. Conwell | Questions the connection between character and wealth. |
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| A Negro ghost story |
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| The drawing department | Demand for classes growing; sections added. | |
| The demands for desks | Added thirty special desks for penmanship. | |
| Biennial period, 1895-1897 | President Seerley's plans for the school including an assembly building, a science building, a training school, a gymnasium, and a library. | |
| The winter term opens | Unprecedented winter term enrollment. |
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| The museum | Growing rapidly; attracting attention. |
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| Charles F. Johnson | Now doing state YMCA work; E. L. Hollis succeeded him at Fort Dodge. | |
| C. E. Stinson | Doing well at Cornell College. | |
| We have received a program | H. H. Savage and H. E. Blackmar speak at meeting. | |
| C. A. Frederick | Completed courses at University of Chicago. | |
| Edna Klepinger | Teaching near Lafayette, Indiana. | |
| O. J. McManus | Will teach in summer institute. | |
| Reports have come to us | Evelyn Newton doing well in Belle Plaine. | |
| On the program of an educational council | Several Normalites on program. | |
| Carl J. Shaffer | Principal at Lewiston, Idaho. | |
| R. M. Wyant | Read paper at recent teachers meeting. | |
| The correspondence in the office | Enrollment is likely to increase even further. | |
| Louisa Crary | Teaching in Whitten. | |
| Margaret Young | Assistant principal at Marathon. |
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| J. E. Williams | Visited campus. | |
| The B. C. R. & N. Railroad | Will sell tickets to students at special holiday rates. | |
| The Second Year High School class | Elected officers and Commencement speakers. | |
| Grace Troutner | Attended wedding. | |
| Mina Gifford | Back in school. | |
| Minnie Fix | Brother died. | |
| Chas. Johnson | Visited campus. | |
| C. J. Burrell | Brother died. | |
| Miss Ridley | Brother seriously ill. | |
| Mrs. S. T. Walker | Visited parents. | |
| Fannie Fink | Went home sick. | |
| Ella Morris | Visited school. | |
| Edna Poorbaugh | Is quite sick. |
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| Remember the Andrews lecture | ||
| The sad news has come | May Kennedy's mother died. | |
| The next meeting | Grace Troutner, Casper Schenk, Mamie Hearst, Fannie Mowry, and Jason Mowry will participate. | |
| The forty-third session | ISTA will meet. | |
| The long-awaited street car | Route of new street railway will shortly reach the corner of 24th and Normal Streets; propelled by electric motor charged by gasoline engine; two cars are working. | |
| The enrollment this term | 975 in normal training; eighty-nine in preparatory training. | |
| On Thursday the M. Di. class and the Third Years | Selected Commencement speakers. | |
| On Tuesday each of the senior classes | Organized and elected officers. |
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| Society Notes | News of YMCA and YWCA meetings; description of literary society programs. |
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| Athletic | Basketball teams continuing to play; Association still has small debt. |
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| Where is our skating pond | Proposes creating pond on Dry Run Creek. |