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Issue Contents

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1	Official	Lengthy account of ISTA meeting; Board of Trustees will make final decisions on plans for the Gymnasium


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2	The anxious query of possible orators	Judges selecting eight finalists.


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3	The historical lecture by Mr. Seymour	Audience appreciated the lecture.


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4	The Normal Eyte Company	Will issue special number on ISNS athletics.

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5	Consolidating rural schools	Transportation is a significant problem; plans are floating around.

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6	Lecture course entertainment	Katherine Jewell Everets will perform.

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7	Athletic Department	Heard lecture on athletes and facilities; Don Campbell arranging track meets; Guy Lowman working on baseball team; ISNS lost two basketball games.

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8	Dwight Swain	Working in clothing store in Malvern.


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9	Ethel Sleicher	Teaching in Clay County.


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10	J. Ernest Carmen	Teaching in Hawarden.


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11	Since leaving school in the fall of 1901	Forrest Chantry has been in Strahan.


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12	Sue M. Merriam	Teaching in Wyoming.


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13	The smiling face of Frank St. Clair	Working in hardware store in Mt. Auburn.


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14	The tour by the Minnesingers	Sang at ISTA convention and in Slater, Boone, Webster City, and Ackley.


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15	Will Gater	Teaching in Alburnett.


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16	William McKinley	Principal in Ashton.

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17	Minnesingers can sing	Review of performance in Boone.

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

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19	A seventh grade in Boone	Mame Hochstetler teaching there.


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20	Alice C. Howard	Received medical degree.


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21	Alice Edgerly	Teaching at Grand Junction.


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22	Alice M. Simpson	Teaching in Whitmore.


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23	Amy Miller	Teaching in Bonaparte.


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24	Edna E. Black	Teaching in Shellsburg.


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25	Elizabeth M. Frye	Teaching in Davenport.


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26	Elizabeth Parmenter	Teaching in Mason City.


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27	Elizabeth Rittgers	Teaching in Des Moines.


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28	Emma Sherrett	Teaching in Sigourney.


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29	Friends of Frank A. Nimocks	Frank Nimocks married Olive Fulton.


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30	Geo. E. Mueller	Principal in Wesley.


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31	Mamie Foster	Teaching in Pomeroy.


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32	Mary E. Steele	Bookseller in Knoxville.


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33	Mattie Freeburg	Teaching in Charles City.

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34	Mayme Randall	Taking care of her mother.


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35	Most excellent reports of the work E. C. Smith	Doing well in Colorado.


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36	Nellie Oathout	Teaching in Lyle, Minnesota.


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37	Rose Mintier	At home in Washington, Iowa.


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38	The home of Will Bartlett	Has a new son.


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39	The marriage	Leora Parker married C. A. Emerson.


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40	The sad news of the death of Maude French	Died of pneumonia.


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41	The teacher of botany and zoology	A. F. Ewers is teaching in Davenport.

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42	Dunkerton-Evans	Hattie Evans married John Dunkerton.


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43	Jennie (Harper) Palmenter	Running missionary school in Kentucky.


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44	Superintendent W. R. Sandy and wife	Have new twin daughters.

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45	Neo open session, Friday evening December 12, 1902, give over to pleasing entertainment--crowded house--audience well pleased	Performance program.


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46	Society	Aristos enjoy literary program; Philos work on debates; Chrestos feature poetry.

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47	About seventy new students have enrolled since the holidays


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48	Both students and faculty	Welcomed Professor Bartlett back.


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49	Charles S. Stoakes	Visited campus.


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50	Frank Wilson	Back in school.


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51	May Wright	Recovering from illness.


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52	Mrs. Louis Begeman	Sister visiting.


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53	Since her return home	Ethel Baker has been ill.

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54	Carpenters	New stairway and benches being installed.


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55	Clara J. Thompson


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56	Grace McElderry and Emily Gardner	Back in school.


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57	Miss Childs	Has a new room.


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58	Miss Estella M. Paddock	YWCA state secretary will visit.


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59	Miss Sarah F. Rice	Sister visiting.


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60	On Wednesday afternoon	Mr. Seymour lectured on Marie Antoinette.


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61	The severe weather on Normal Hill	Several have missed classes.


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62	Warren Panton	Back in school.


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63	Which student derives the most benefit	What is valuable in college?

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64	Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Second period of the Galilean ministry, A. D. 28 to A. D. 29.