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1	All subscribers to the Eyte	Urges subscribers to pay their bills.


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2	Another of the Editor's blunders	Notes that earlier statements should have been credited to a Cedar Rapids newspaper.


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3	Normal is surprising herself	Students and faculty have been generous in supporting the athletics program.


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4	With but little investigation	The influence of the Normal School in Iowa is great and expanding; twenty-two of the ninety-nine county superintendents are from ISNS.

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5	Report of Treasurer of I. S. N. S. Athletic Association Dunkerton--John M. (Class of 1903)	Balance sheet for winter term, 1901-1902.

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6	Training; the recitation Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)

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7	Alpha	Presented mock teachers association meeting.


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8	Orio society	Elected officers.

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9	Among graduates	Nervie Keeler attended professional meeting.


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10	Clara B. Denniston	Recovering from typhoid fever.


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11	County Superintendent Miller	Praise for work of Cap Miller.


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12	Excellent reports	E. S. Barker is doing well at Mediapolis.


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13	Geo. W. Curtis and Edith E. Curtis	Mother died.


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14	Ida Strawn	Teaching in South Dakota.


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15	Lydia Blanch	Teaching near Mt. Vernon.


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16	Miss Nellie Dority	Caring for her mother.


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17	Mrs. Alice Mallory	Teaching in Missouri Valley.


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18	Myrtle Bardsley	Teaching in Neola.


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19	Nellie Fields	Teaching in Grinnell.


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20	O. N. Oleson	Engaged in religious work in North Dakota.


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21	Otto F. Burgess	Working with religious group in New York.


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22	Recently the museum	Lulu Bovee donated a large collection of minerals and fossils from Montana.


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23	The assistant principal	Edna Poorbaugh is doing well at Maxwell.


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24	The first assistant	Edith M. Fischer is doing well in Logan.


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25	Wm. D. Taylor	Farming near Eddyville.

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26	Dr. W. R. Patterson	Will work as consultant for New York housing authority.


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27	Edward Switzer	Will farm in Cass County.


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28	Estella Merrill	Teaching at Dows.


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29	Martha Spencer	Teaching at Hull.


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30	Pres. Seerley	George Satterthwait talks about his experiences in the Philippines in a letter to President Seerley.


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31	Stella Thompson	Will teach in Madison County.

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32	Emma Howland	Teaching in Peterson.


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33	Harry Dana	Will continue as principal in Dedham.


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34	Horace Cover	Working as telegrapher in Mason City.


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35	Julia Cranny	Teaching near Blessing.


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36	Miss Kizzie Gambs	Will continue teaching at Mapleton.


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37	Y. W. C. A.	Report on the missionary convention in Toronto.

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38	Charles McCullough	Visited sister Clara.


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39	Chloris Anderson	Teaching in Nashua.


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40	Edith Anderson	Will teach near Cedar Falls.


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41	Edith Jarnagin	Has been sick.


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42	Herma Shaffer	Went home to family.


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43	Ida Leydig	Visited campus.


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44	It is expected	Major Olmsted will resume classes.


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45	J. P. Woodruff	Visited Dennison.


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46	Josephine Smith	Visiting campus.


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47	Katherine Toole	Teaching at Bristow.


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48	Lenora Sindt	Back in school.


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49	Lina Fisher	Mother died.


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50	Mabel Shaw	Visited Waverly.


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51	Mae McCaffree	Will teach near Waverly Junction.

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52	Miss Anna Walker	Father will move to Cedar Falls.


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53	Miss Oliver	Will teach in Indiana in the summer.


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54	Mr. Vogel's absence	Has had tonsillitis.


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55	Nellie King	Roster of some of the students who have enrolled for the spring term.


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56	T. W. Burkhalter	Has been sick.


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57	The mission study	Class will organize for spring.


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58	There has been a slight change in the Training Department	Carrie Parker will be in charge of preparatory classes; Ida Fesenbeck will work in grammar grades.

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59	A prize was offered to the members	Walter Rorabaugh won the prize for solving a problem in Professor Wright's class.


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60	About one hundred students	Took the spelling test.


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61	At the Y. W. C. A. meeting	Executive Committee installed.


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62	Commenius, the Fore-runner	Professor Colegrove made a presentation to the Cottage Reading Circle.


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63	Frank Clark	Presented needs of the Athletic Association to the students.


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64	The announcement	ISNS will play Cornell College in baseball.


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65	The June class	Will present "The Rivals" as the class play.


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66	The local editor	E. Jean Batty will take up YWCA work in New York.


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67	The severe cold	Has interfered with military drill.

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68	Athletics; now that the spring work has opened	Men should report for either baseball or track and field work.


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69	In spite of the cold	Group assembled to hear report on missionary convention in Toronto.

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70	Bible Study Department Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Lesson XXIII--The United Kingdom--David.