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Issue Contents

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1	As the term advances	Auditorium Building is nearing completion but other ISNS needs remain; urges alumni to lobby General Assembly.


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2	Neither the students nor alumni	Normal Eyte has not received the support from alumni that it had hoped for.

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3	Extracts from Board of Trustees report	Report cites rising enrollment and consequent needs including a laboratory building, gymnasium, library, landscaping, and sidewalks


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4	One thing that is needed	Large crowds are needed to support football players this season.

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5	Debate	Contest to help select those who will participate in the debate with Ames.

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6	Training; teaching physiology Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Professor Bender outlines his recommendations for teaching physiology.

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7	Alma E. Evans	Teaching in Montana.


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8	Charles Levi Lewis	Works as bank teller; married Margaret Vikingstad.


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9	Cilena Mercer	Teaching at Aurelia.


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10	Clara Williamson	Teaching at Bismarck, Iowa.


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11	Ida M. Strawn	Teaching in South Dakota.


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12	It now seems	Plan to continue alumni column in the Normal Eyte will be dropped due to lack of alumni support.


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13	Jessie Danskin	Jessie Danskin is teaching near Nevada; her sister Ella is staying with her.


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14	Nervie Keeler	Teaching at Odebolt.


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15	Poem read on alumni day Poor--Edna (Student--1894)	Long poetic tribute to ISNS by Edna Poor


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16	Ruby Calderwood	Teaching at Moulton.


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17	The Pocahontas County Sun	Fred C. Gilchrist is a candidate for the November 1901 elections.


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18	W. H. Bridges	Principal at Marathon.


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19	W. H. Wadleigh	Studying at Northwestern University.

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20	Edith Redmond	Visiting her sister.


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21	Iva Lamb	Visited home in Grundy Center.


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22	J. D. Thompson	Visited campus.


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23	Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wolfe	Have a new baby boy.


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24	Nellie Worcester	Visited home.


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25	Pres. Seerley	Returned from Rochester, Minnesota.


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26	Prof. Rich	Spoke to men at prayer meeting.


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27	The heating plant	Partially completed; heat turned on.

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28	Again the melons were forced to render assistance	Professor Rice entertained faculty at her home.


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29	If you are wise	Urges students to buy football season ticket.


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30	Miss Rice	Entertained English history class at her home; Professor Thornton spoke on her trip to Europe.


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31	Miss Thornton	Entertained classes at her home.


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32	Prof. Hersey	Hopes to move into his new house on Iowa Street soon.


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33	The Cottage Reading Circle	Met at President Seerley's house; discussed anarchy; Professor Wright spoke on Shakespeare and his characters.


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34	The first chapel oration	Elizabeth Clifford spoke.


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35	The new auditorium	Nearing completion; will seat about two thousand; should be fine place for college lectures and entertainment performances.


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36	The street car company	Has begun grading work for a line and depot on campus; will run near new Auditorium Building.

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37	Neotrophian	Enjoyed program and debate.


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38	Ossoli Rieke--Ida Lydia (Class of 1902)	Getting organized for the year; roster of officers.


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39	Prof. Fullerton	Hopes to have new edition of his book available for sale soon.


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40	The new society halls	President Seerley and the English Department distributed the society halls in the new building by lot.


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41	The Y. W. C. A. has arranged	Women students will have series of addresses by women faculty; Mrs. G. W. Newton spoke on "Social Problems of Co-education."

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42	Aristo King--Albert D. (Class of 1903)	Getting organized for the year; lack of heat has hampered work.


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43	The first game of the season	First home football game of the season is next Friday against Ames.


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44	The first open session	Philos will present program.

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45	Normal is victorious, defeats Cornell College team by a score of 11 to 6 in a hard fought game	Normal wins first game of season; account of the game.

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46	Season tickets	Season tickets available.

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47	Directory	Roster of student organization officers.

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48	Bible Study Department	Lesson V; The chosen family, Abraham.