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1	Normal will occupy a prominent place	President Seerley and Professor Bender will take part in upcoming NEA convention.


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2	Official	Professor Parish has a new textbook out; classes added to elective list; changes may be coming in the number of orations required of graduates.


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3	The editor of this column	The effects of a winter storm.

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4	Orations	Number of orations required of graduates reduced from three to two.


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5	Recital	Professor Falkler's students presented readings.

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6	College athletics	Attempting to find appropriate role for athletics.

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7	Minnesingers annual; fifth annual concert a success--everyone well pleased--specials presented in Scotch music and solos	Performance program.

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8	Jacob Riis	Profile of Jacob Riis, who will speak on campus.

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9	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Iowa geography; cities.

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10	A fourth grade teacher	Finnette Ferris is teaching in Union.


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11	A third grade teacher	Esther Wolzmuth is teaching in Traer.


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12	Anna Rhynsburger	Teaching in Emmetsburg.


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13	C. N. Brones	Cashier in Forest City bank.


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14	Carolyn Rall	President of student organization at University of Iowa.


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15	Carrie L. Neidy	Caring for mother.


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16	Clarence Wassam	Will complete course at University of Iowa.


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17	E. S. Smith	Still principal in Cambridge.


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18	Edith Korinke	Teaching in Charles City.


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19	Edna Windolf	Teaching in Blanchard.


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20	Grace J. Simpson	At home in Whitmore.


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21	Harriet Cunningham	Working as bookkeeper in Anamosa.


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22	Hilma Peterson	Principal at Dike.


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23	Ida I. Morris	Teaching at Atalissa.


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24	Jenny Richardson	Teaching in Pomeroy.


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25	Lewis A. Warwick	Principal at Paton.

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26	Lydia Blanch	Teaching near Lisbon.


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27	Maude Brackney	Teaching in Minnesota.


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28	Reports of Earl Baker's work	Doing well in Mediapolis.


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29	Richard Rockwell Watt	E. D. and Florence Rockwell Watt have a new son.


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30	Sara M. Whitfield	Teaching at Sanborn.


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31	The Lohrville school	Walter Bell is principal there.


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32	The principal	Anna Barrett is principal in Quasqueton.


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33	Tillie Berger	Teaching at Hazleton.


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34	U. G. Hayden	Will be in oratorical contest at University of Iowa.


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35	Velma Roadman	At home in Dike.


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36	Walter H. Briggs	Has been sick.


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37	Willis T. Wolfe	Principal in Kenwood Park.

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38	A pretty home wedding in New Sharon	Ruth Penrose married Joseph Graham.


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39	After several years successful teaching	Elsie Orcutt is teaching in Oregon.


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40	Florence (Knickerbocker) Mattison	Father died.


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41	Margaret Thompson	Teaching at Armstrong.


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42	Reports of the excellent work of Florence Rigby	Florence Rigby is doing well in South English.


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43	Resolutions of sympathy Dunkerton--John M. (Class of 1903)	On death of F. M. Reiterman.


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44	The reception accorded	Professor McGovern's new book has been well received.

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45	Society	Philos install officers; Orios enjoy basketball game; Alphas hear papers.

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46	About the student	humorous events concerning new Normal students.


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47	Funny	A trainer looks at football.

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48	C. P. Colegrove	Went to Tripoli.


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49	Clara Church	Left school to teach.


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50	Clara Randall	Mother visited.


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51	Edith Benson	Will teach near Waterloo.


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52	Ella Huffman	Visited home.


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53	Gertrude Caudle	Entertaining sister.


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54	J. W. Jarnagin	Visited daughter Edith.


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55	Jean Johnson	Visited home.


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56	Maybelle Payton	Visited Waverly.


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57	Miss Hughes	Niece will visit.


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58	Mr. Beaten	Tuning pianos.


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59	Prof. Wright	Went to Cedar Rapids.


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60	Rev. Billingsley	Conducted chapel services.


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61	Ruth Cole	Entertained friend.


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62	Theodore Thomas orchestra	Will perform on campus in May.


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63	W. G. Brown	Visited daughter Margaret.

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64	Alice Caliste Wilson	Will teach in East Waterloo.


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65	Among the new books for the library	The library has received Woodrow Wilson's five volume history of the US.


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66	Carrie Cory	Visited Carrie Hickman.


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67	Last Friday evening	Nathan Gist and Jessie Church entertained friends.


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68	Mae McCaffree	Left school due to poor health.


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69	Margaret Scallon	Visited friends.


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70	Miss Baker	Has been sick.


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71	Mr. C. A. Fullerton	Levi Clark substituted for Professor Fullerton.


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72	The following	Several students have left school due to poor health.


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73	The reading circle	Had a Scottish theme.


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74	Today Miss Thornton	Entertains guests.


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75	Tuesday evening, Prof. G. W. Newton and Mrs. Newton	Entertained friends.

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76	Alice Hunt	Teaching in Marcus.


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77	Blanche Kleeb	Teaching in Panama.


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78	Christmas Day, 1902, Maude Wilson	Married Herbert Snider.


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79	Edward Goetsch	Teaching near Cresco.


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80	Effie Blake	Teaching at Olin.


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81	Grace Laughlin	Principal in Zilla, Washington.


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82	Lelia Anderson	At home in near Shenandoah.


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83	Nellie Thompson	Teaching at Rock Rapids.


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84	The sad news of the death of F. M. Reiterman	Was a shock to all.


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85	The Seymour Lectures Rice--Sara Findlay (History Faculty)	C. W. Seymour will give a series of historical lectures.


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86	W. E. Dunn	Doing well at Reinbeck.


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87	W. H. Rockefeller	Teaching in Nebraska.

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88	Bible Study	Third period of the Galilean ministry, 29 A. D.