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1	Do your full duty by the new student	Urges students to help new students.


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2	If Iowa did not believe in co-education


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3	The editor does not assume the responsibility of authorship	Reporters do not necessarily reflect the editor's views.


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4	The Normal Eyte	Subscription price is $1.


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5	The orators for the various societies	Competition between men and women for first place.


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6	The Thanksgiving turkey	Students enjoyed their holiday at home.


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7	The triangular	Urges respect for winners of debates.


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8	When your society is not represented in these columns	Society reporters must submit their news on time.

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9	A paper is published for the many--not the few	Read what you like; skip the rest.


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10	A play of novel scenes is "Sporting Life"	To be presented at Packard's opera house.


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11	Concentration is the thing that should bring students to the foremost ranks of scholarship


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12	Deposit your change of address in the Normal Eyte box


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13	Hereafter the penmanship work in the Normal Eyte will be for advanced students


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14	Oratorical contest	Time approaching to hand in orations.


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15	Shakespeare entertainment	John F. Howard will give reading.


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16	The right to say the Normal Eyte is a "poor paper"	Reserved for subscribers.

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17	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Iowa geography, manufacturing.

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18	Athletic department; Thanksgiving games, Normal vs. Dodge Light Guards	Guards defeated ISNS, 16-8; season wrap-up.

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19	A new honor came to one of out number when the degree M. C. (Master of Chess) was conferred	B. B. Rice wins chess award; invited to play at World's Fair in St. Louis.


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20	Alvin E. Reynolds	Farming in Kansas.


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21	Amy Arey	Visited home.


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22	D. D. Schneider	Studying at University of Iowa.


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23	Dr. Wm. E. Long	Visited campus.


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24	Edythe Wickersham	Teaching at Maxwell.


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25	Elise M. Steinman	Teaching near Cresco.


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26	Fannie Dickey	Teaching at Bedford.


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27	G. E. Pruitt	Principal in school in the Philippine Islands.


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28	L. D. Salisbury	Principal in Malvern.


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29	Lee Campbell	Doing well at Panora.


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30	Mary (Flagler) Scott	Living in Illinois.


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31	Mary and Carrie King	Teaching in Charles City.


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32	Mary Sayre	Teaching in Larchwood.


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33	Midland schools states	Praise for work of Arthur Owen.


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34	On August 27, 1902	Hannah Bubeck married W. F. Berner.


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35	The intermediate department of the Pomeroy schools	Agnes Gilbride is in charge there.


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36	The intermediate teacher in the Gilman schools	Mildred Bates is teaching there.


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37	W. W. Coates	Has a new son.

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38	A Marathon paper contains the following item	Praise for work of Eck Roberts.

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39	Mr. J. C. Bridges	At work in Cedar Falls.


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40	The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. David Galt Clipper--Star	Esma Galt married William G. McCornack.


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41	The Logan schools have as superintendent	Charles Blodgett doing well there.


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42	The second annual meeting of the Big Four Teachers' association	Many Normalites were featured on the program.

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43	Evangeline Grane	Now in Gardner.


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44	Florence McNeal	Teaching near Cherokee.


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45	Ida Davis	Teaching in Estherville.


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46	Kittie Lockwood	Teaching at Greene.


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47	Lenna A. Cory	Married Elmer Eckenrod.


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48	Mae Latchem	Teaching in Wapello.


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49	Miss Abigail Pickett	Doing well in Clermont.


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50	Miss Hightshoe	Teaching in Lanesboro.


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51	Nena Larson	Teaching at Lawler.


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52	Nettie McBurney	Teaching at Jefferson.


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53	O. J. McManus	Appointed to Board of Educational Examiners.


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54	The Latin and German	Alice Edwards is teaching in Glidden.

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55	Miss Alda L. Potter dead	Tribute to Alda Potter.


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56	The following are requests received by the Educational Exchange	Teaching opportunities.

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57	Emma Cook	Has been sick.


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58	Ethel Lonhead	Has pneumonia.


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59	Mabel Christian	Visited Bella Hostetter.


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60	Mabel Payton	Back in school.


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61	Miss Amy Arey	Returned to Tipton.


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62	Miss Buck	Visited Grinnell.


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63	Miss Chantry	Visited Osage.


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64	Miss Clara Junger	Visited the Andrews.


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65	Miss Hughes	Visited Columbus Junction; Professors Patt and Pierce went home.


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66	Miss Landis	Left for her new job in Chicago.


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67	Misses May and Carrie King	Spent Thanksgiving in Cedar Falls.


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68	Misses Suplee and Fesenbeck	Visited Minneapolis schools.


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69	New students are hunting for ladders


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70	Pres. Seerley	Went to Des Moines.


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71	Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Visited Shell Rock.


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72	Prof. K. F. Geiser	Acted as judge in Cornell debate.


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73	Prof. W. W. Gist and son Julian	Visited Osage.


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74	Stella Smith	Left school due to poor health.


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75	The Clios are now the proud possessors of a new piano


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76	The Neo open session	Everyone should attend.


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77	The serious illness	Professor Bartlett is quite ill.


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78	The Shakes are now the proud possessors of red caps	Aristos have caps, too.


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79	W. E. Dunn	Went to Reinbeck.


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80	Willis Summers	Visited campus.

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81	A fencing class has been organized	Women invited.


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82	Anna Lundeen	Assisting Professor Cummins; May Wright and Anna Marsh are assisting Professor Patt and Thornton.

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83	Miss Ethel Baker	Entertained friends.


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84	Monday evening	Women got together for dinner.


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85	Reports have it that the Normal lecture course	May have contracted with Thomas Orchestra of Chicago.


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86	Society	Philos elect officers; Aristos have many strong members; Orios have new piano.


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87	Thanksgiving evening	Students enjoyed Thanksgiving supper.


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88	The Normal Bakery	William Jefferson sold the store to the McCauffree Brothers.

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89	Penmanship Lesson Cummins--Harry Carlton (Class of 1898; Commercial Education Faculty)	Writing samples by professor Cummins.