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The Bible Study Department Lesson XXI: the law of personal responsibility.
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The following extract Thoughts on the education to be gained at a small college.
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The large audience For first in a series of sermons by clergy from a variety of denominations.
The editorials of last week Pleased with editorials written by non-staff members.
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Our library has been increased this year Have added four hundred books; trying to build up children's book collection.
At eight o'clock last Friday evening Band and Orchestra put on excellent performance; students should support their efforts.
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Recommendations considered Lengthy consideration on the value of recommendations in a job search.
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Bertha C. Morrison Taking up settlement house work.
Expression of sympathy Sympathy for Edna Poor on the death of her sister Helen.
Helen Poor Died February 6, 1899, in Boone.
W. E. Snider Pastor in Montana.
We should judge Percy Hugget doing well at Coe College.
George Olmsted Taking trip to Seattle.
At the Big 7 educational meeting Several Normalites participating.
Clara Boss Teaching at Creston.
Willard H. Lyon Doing well at Pella.
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The boys basketball team Makes amusing spectacle.
M. S. Nelson Recovering from the grippe.
Clara Tostlebe Visited sister.
Misses Seals and Roberts Went to Waterloo.
Roy Harris Roy Harris visited Cedar Falls.
Miss Curtiss Mother sick.
Mr. Fibert Sister very sick.
Stena Jensen Father died.
H. K. Poorbaugh Left for Mingo.
Mary Martin Went to Aplington.
Letta Horner Has had the grippe.
Loretta Blake Has the grippe.
Did Gertrude Coffman Have the grippe.
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Mr. Steele Visited campus.
A small but joyous gathering For ground hog day.
Among those who have not responded to roll call Several still have the grippe.
Professor Colegrove Lectured in Charles City and La Porte City.
Mae Gollobith Went home.
Grace Brainard Called home due to family sickness, as was Julia Bucklen.
Prof. Parish Attended funeral of Helen Poor.
Jennie Curtis Has not met classes.
Miss Whitney Had skating accident.
E. C. Bartlett Still has tonsillitis.
Anna Baker Mother died.
Hal Washburn Visited campus.
Benjamin Quigley Doing well while filling in for Professor Frederick.
Miss Ridley Talked with the men students.
Mae Dolan's menagerie Photographed.
Ida Reed Gave up work and went home.
The Fourth Year Class Extended sympathy to Edna Poor by sending flowers.
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We present below a clipping Penn student newspaper comments on the Normal Eyte.
How to write an oration Martha Hutchinson presents her advice.
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Y. W. C. A. Account of recent meetings.
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Y. M. C. A. Miss Ridley addresses young men.
Ossoli Account of recent meeting.
Clio Account of recent program with Dutch theme.
Shake Hall Account of program with Wagner theme.
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Athletic Men have organized two basketball teams; first time that men have been involved in the sport.