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| Editorial | Oratorical contest coming up; shortage of teachers in some places because boards are unwilling to pay fair salaries; hopes that three men can be found who are willing to teach in the Philippines. |
Page 734
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| Official; beginnings of the Iowa State Normal School; the students' volunteer religious work | Professor Wright discusses the foundation of religious work on campus. |
Page 746
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| Bible Study Department | Lesson XXIX: Paul's last labors and letters. |
Page 737
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| Commendation for Normal's system of literary training | Praise from the Iowa State University student newspaper. | |
| Program for the quarter centennial anniversary of the State Normal School | Program of events to be held during Commencement week. |
Page 738
| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Miss Elizabeth Griffith | Will have music classes. | |
| Miss Anna Baker | Visited sister in Waterloo. | |
| The Fitzgerald concert band | Played in Waterloo. | |
| Ida Harmon | Visited La Porte. | |
| Miss Florence Umbarger | Visited sister Clara. | |
| Frances Stewart | Studying osteopathy. | |
| Faith Stuntz | Visited campus. | |
| Tressa Tighe | Had malarial fever. | |
| Miss Enola Pierce | Entertained mother. | |
| Emma Adams, Lizzie Fry, and Fannie Hopkins | Went out to teach. | |
| Ruth Marsh | Visited sister. | |
| Miss Ida Strawn | Took class on picnic. | |
| Last week | Benjamin Boardman placed second in the half mile run at the University of Iowa. | |
| Maud Lane | Will continue at Lake Mills. | |
| E. G. Clark | Will be principal at Lake Mills. | |
| S. A. Potts | Resumed duties at Adel after recovering from illness. | |
| Blanche Hinkley | Studying at Cornell College. | |
| Emmetsburg | Quite a number of Normalites will teach there. | |
| Cora D. Patterson | Will teach in Salt Lake City. | |
| Mary E. Waller | Elected to Phi Beta Kappa. |
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| Shakespeare's Loves Labor Lost | Will be presented as class play. | |
| The elections for this week | More students have found teaching positions. | |
| The Eugene Brown fund | Has reached nearly $600. | |
| John Lund | Appointed to West Point. | |
| Francisco Pino | Cuban boy visits campus. | |
| Four beautiful pictures | Purchased by ISNS. | |
| A fine specimen of the Canada lynx | Donated to Museum by Rodney Arey. | |
| The Art Club | Met recently. | |
| The I. S. N. S. baseball team | Several men miss the train but catch up on a freight. | |
| Mrs. Seerley | Received letter that the Martz family arrived in California. | |
| Mrs. Dinwiddie | Major Dinwiddie is some better but will not return this term. |
Page 740
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| The quarterly bulletin | Will be a special historical issue. |
Page 812
| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Training; arithmetic | Advice for teachers. |
Page 742
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| Neotrophian Society | Presented several programs. | |
| Y. M. C. A. | Heard address on missionary work in Greece and Turkey. | |
| Aristo Society | Presented American Indian program. |
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| Clio Society | Present debate. |
Page 744
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| Athletic; Normal 5--Ames 0 | Account of the baseball game. |
