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Issue Contents

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1	Sixth triangular debate Ede--Ernest D.	Brief history of intersociety debate.

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2	As the spring time draws nigh	Advice on voting on the staff for the Normal Eyte.


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3	It is granting a rare privilege	Speculates on risks of opening up the paper to guest editorials.

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4	Now that our worthy editor	Explains the wearing of purple by the Third Year Class.


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5	The state oratorical association	Hopes for an Iowa win among college orators.


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6	Your duty to yourself	Urges students to take advantage of opportunities and to build school spirit.

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7	In another column	Praise for oration by E. C. Hill; calls for support of oratorical contest.


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8	Mr. Editor	Unhappy with students who take up class time for unprofitable discussion.

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9	A successful failure Hill--E. C. (Student--1897)	Text of E. C. Hill oration.

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10	Lecture January 27, 1899	Excerpts from lecture by Bishop Vincent.

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11	Professor Walker	Praise for S. T. Walker's work in Mt. Pleasant.


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12	The March section of the Class of 1899	Winter term has highest enrollment in school history.


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13	The office is preparing the catalogue for 1899	Will not contain many changes but will offer a full range of classes.


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14	The semi-annual meeting of the faculty	Was held.


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15	The spring term program	Will offer a wide variety of classes for all levels of students.


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16	The spring term program is printed	Seniors will register soon.


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17	The summer term graduating class	Some of those who would have graduated in June are now planning to complete their work in the summer.

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18	A. M. Lane	Gave up work at Rockwell due to poor health.


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19	Byron Lambert	Visited home.


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20	Cedar Falls people are glad	C.. E. Steele is YMCA secretary.


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21	Cynthia Titus	Mother died.


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22	Emma Lambert	Visited home.


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23	J. E. Fitzgerald	Doing well in Mapleton.


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24	Mary A. Boyle	Visited campus.


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25	Minnie A. Adams	Married Ezra C. Potts.


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26	Nellie Maynard	Visited campus.


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27	O. D. Longstreth	Doing well at Muscatine.


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28	Professor Bartlett	Only grandfather on faculty; son Will has new son.

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29	Bee Weller	Entertained.


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30	Belle Griffiths	Went home to recover from the grippe.


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31	Blanche Riggs	Missed a day of school.


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32	Ethel Eyers	Substituting for a Waterloo teacher.


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33	Grace Minnis	Will teach in Oak Park, Illinois.


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34	Herbert Mowry	Visited chapel.


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35	Ida Reed	Has been sick.


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36	It is reported	Professors Condit and Cummins planning new houses.


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37	Little Roderick Fullerton	Has had the grippe.


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38	Mabelle McBride	Back in school.


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39	Mae Gollobith	Went home due to sickness.


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40	May Greenside	Teaching at Peterson.


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41	Miss Gregg	Entertained guests.


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42	Miss Henning, Messrs. Hoel, Twaddle, and Bartlett	Have had the grippe.


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43	Miss Hutchinson	Still sick.


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44	Miss Jones	Has been on campus.


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45	Miss Sweeney	Attended glee club concert.


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46	Misses Anna Sloan and Mary Lillie	Have been sick.


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47	Misses Ina Clump and Bertha Taylor	Have the grippe.


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48	Mr. Colegrove	Gave address in La Porte City.


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49	Mr. Cummins	Has been sick.


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50	Mr. Frederick	Recovering from illness.


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51	Mr. Fritchie	Visited Miss Achenbach.


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52	Mr. Mahannah	Recovered from the grippe.


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53	Mr. Marsh	Guest of Miss Mehan.


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54	Mr. Schenk	Attended glee club show.


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55	Mr. Washburn	Visited campus.


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56	Prof. Arey	Has new cabinet for specimens.


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57	The military companies	Excused from drill.

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58	Edith Lathrop	Left school due to poor health.


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59	Married	Ralph Waldo and Mamie Hedges.


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60	Normal Chapel Sunday services	Schedule of speakers.


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61	The Governor has appointed	Lillian Goodwin's brother as second lieutenant; sent to Cuba.

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62	Aristo	Report on triangular debate.


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63	Orio	Report of triangular debate.

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64	Philo	Account of triangular debate.

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65	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XX: the Christian calling.