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1 Editorial Believes harsh response to hazing at University of Iowa was probably appropriate; finds that University of Iowa values the graduates of the Normal School; preparing for oratorical contest.
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2 Daughter of former Normal trustee and Governor of Kansas hazed Jessie Lewelling, daughter of Lorenzo Lewelling, was branded on the forehead with silver nitrate at a Kansas high school.
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3 In general; teaching in the Philippines Potential prospects and conditions.
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4 March class, 1901 Roster of graduates.
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5 The summer session Profile of Lida B. Earhart, who will teach at ISNS this summer.
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6 A. O. Wydell Is principal at Slater.
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7 Alumni items W. R. Patterson appointed to government statistical position; Bertha Bishop now in nurses training.
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8 Arthur C. Wyant Is a student at the State University.
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9 Beatrice S. Weller Is teaching at Gladbrook.
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10 Bell Woodford Is teaching at Sergeants Bluffs.
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11 Belle Tellier Is teaching in Emmetsburg.
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12 Chas. Yeager Was at Normal until the winter term.
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13 Clara Wakefield Is second assistant at Adel.
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14 Clarence Wassam Is teaching at Hudson.
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15 Emery E. Watson Is enrolled at Normal.
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16 Ida May Wilson Is enrolled at the State University.
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17 Ida Nell Tupper Is teaching at Panora.
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18 Ida West Is teaching in Bristow.
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19 J. R. Wilson Is teaching at Spirit Lake.
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20 John P. Woodruff Is teaching in Lima, Washington.
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21 M. R. Timmerman Is principal at Jewell; married to Hattie Higley.
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22 Mabel Whitney Is teaching at Clear Lake.
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23 Mabel Wise Is teaching near Villisca.
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24 Margaret A. Tobin Is teaching in Fort Dodge.
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25 Margaret Thompson Has not reported.
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26 Minnie L. Wilson Is an assistant at Olin.
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27 Myra Woodford Is teaching at Sergeants Bluffs.
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28 Nellie W. Williams Teaches at Minden.
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29 Quincy Yost Has not reported.
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30 Walter H. Wadleigh Is teaching in Milford.
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31 Anna Hosmer Left school to teach.
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32 Bessie Everett Visited Fairbank.
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33 C. L. Berry Will not return to school this term.
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34 Grace Earhart Visited Janesville.
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35 Harriet Elston and Abbie Laughlin Guests in Waverly.
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36 John R. Slacks Mother sick.
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37 La Grippe Jessie Cunning missed class.
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38 Martha Duxbury A number of students have left school due to poor health.
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39 Maude Titus Will not return to school this term.
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40 Miss Humphrey Visited Eagle Center.
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41 Miss Lettie Hollis Visited sister Jennie.
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42 Miss Marie Washburn Visited Hudson.
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43 Miss Mayme E. Parkes Substituted in Cedar Falls.
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44 Miss Nellie Young Guest of Maude Dudley.
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45 Miss Suplee Went to Waterloo.
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46 Misses Call and Simmons Entertained guests.
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47 Misses Nell Miller and Lulu Graham Attended Philo session.
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48 Mr. Achenbach Visited daughter Beth.
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49 Mr. Gaasch Left school due to eye trouble.
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50 Mrs. Arey Entertained friends.
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51 Mrs. Frink Visited Professor Carpenter.
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52 Mrs. Wilsey Visited cousin Mabel Leffingwell.
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53 Nellie Leehey, Miss McMorrow, and Miss Ehrlich Have the grippe.
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54 President Seerley Attended examiners meeting in Des Moines.
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55 Prof. and Mrs. Bender Entertained friends.
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56 Prof. Page Has the grippe.
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57 Prof. Parish Addressed YMCA in Independence.
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58 There was a spread At the home of Jennie Jennings.
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59 A reception Faculty will hold reception for juniors.
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60 After some delay Speakers and topics for the local oratorical contest.
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61 Miss Enola Pearl Pierce Entertained basketball team in Manchester.
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62 Miss Pierce Preparing advanced elocution class.
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63 Next Wednesday afternoon Professor Curtiss will give talk on the Passion Play, which she saw on her trip to Europe.
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64 Normal Hill had another sensation Dr. Mead's horses ran away; no one injured.
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65 Rev. Evans Addressed chapel on Sunday; Professor Colegrove will speak next.
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66 The committee on Class Day Selected "Love's Labor Lost" for presentation.
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67 The Cottage Reading Circle Continued discussion of Ruskin.
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68 The Philo open session Presented selections from "Othello".
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69 A few symptoms Humorous look at the symptoms of the grippe.
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70 Training; illustration in teaching
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)
Advice for teachers.
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71 Chrestomathian Society Doing well this term.
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72 Neotrophian Society Present program with Southern theme.
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73 Y. W. C. A. Call for universal day of prayer.
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74 Athletic; Normal 8--Manchester 17 Account of the basketball game.
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75 Normal's baseball schedule Eight games scheduled; hope to improve baseball diamond.
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76 Bible Study Department Lesson XVIII: Paul's third missionary journey.