Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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Shall I join society?; society work and the new student	Believes that students should enter societies at first possible opportunity; benefits of society work.
Each year the school paper	New Normal Eyte staff is working hard; paper now going to 1900 readers.

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The appearance of the gridiron and north campus	North campus has been graded and leveled.

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Bible Study	Lesson I: The Apostolic Age from 30 to 100 A. D.

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Our new physical director; Miss Tilton come highly recommended	Clara Tilton succeeds Miss Satterthwait as assistant physical director; profile of Clara Tilton; photo.
Athletes rejoice; Normal has a permanent coach at last	Charles Pell has been elected to the position of assistant physical director; profile of Charles Pell; photo.

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How many will be hurt?	Believes that most football injuries are caused by carelessness.

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We are growing; the Gymnasium and Laboratory are being constructed	The Gymnasium will be open by next September; description of the Gymnasium and the Laboratory Building; credit due to James Robinson.

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Owing to ill health, Miss Thornton	Professor Thornton has given up her work for awhile due to ill health.
Alice M. Edwards	Alice Edwards spent Wednesday with friends.
Miss Sebolt and Miss Olmstead	Bess Sebolt and Adenia Olmstead visited friends this week.
Word has been received from Miss Chantry	Miss Chantry's illness will prevent her from meeting with classes.
Beulah Koon	Beulah Koon visited friends this week.
Jessie Nordstrom	Jessie Nordstrom visited Cedar Falls.
Miss Arey and Miss Wild	Miss Arey and Miss Wild vacationed in Michigan.
Bert Callison and J. A. Yeager	Bert Callison and J. A. Yeager continue their work in school.
Prof. Geo. Newton	The Newton family spent Saturday in Waterloo.
Minna Merriam	Minna Merriam was the guest of Ethel Lovitt this week.

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Mr. Gray	Purchased Newton Hall.
Mr. McKee	Has enlarged his store.
A Normal student of second year fame	Noted that several faculty have trimmed or eliminated facial hair.
The book business has received quite a boom	Students have opened a new bookstore.
President Seerley	The Seerley family visited Miss Satterthwait.
A word to new students	Gawkers in hallways are sizing students up for literary societies.
Several changes have been made in the faculty	There are five faculty additions this fall.
The Y. W. girls	Sara Elizabeth Kaye serves as general secretary.
Prof. G. S. Ford	Professor Ford has returned to Yale.
Nineteen hundred copies	Nineteen hundred copies of the Normal Eyte will be sent out this week.
Among the N. E. A. visitors	Professors attend National Education Association meeting.

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Cooks combine; pro and con of the situation	Students dissatisfied with increase in cook's fee; a look at costs of rooming and boarding costs.

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New faces face the students; several changes have been made in the faculty recently	Louise Rowe will substitute for Henrietta Thornton; Sarah Quigley will substitute for Emma Lambert; other changes noted.

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Notes On Music	Teachers associations discuss music in schools.

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Training	Some essentials in the consideration of subject matter and method.

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Naomi Achenbach	Naomi Achenbach is teaching at Marshalltown.
Blanche McIntosh	Blanche McIntosh is assistant principal at Britt.
W. A. Bartlett	W. A. Bartlett spent part of his vacation in Cedar Falls.
Frank Barber	Frank Barber will be principal in San Antonio, California.
L. B. Swaggart	L. B. Swaggart has accepted a position in Boise, Idaho.
Jeanette Wooley	Jeanette Wooley is teaching in Cedar Falls.
Miss Emma Secor	Emma Secor will return to Odebolt.
Elizabeth Klein	Elizabeth Klein is teaching in Moline.
Etta Rider	Etta Rider is principal at the Cherokee Indian Girls' Seminary.
Ida Belle Gordon	Ida Gordon has resigned her position at Montezuma.
Edyth Sadler	Edyth Sadler is teaching at Colfax.
Nellie Fields	Nellie Fields has accepted a position in Mitchellville.
Lulu Marsh	Lulu Marsh has accepted a position in Greeley, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Steele	The Steele family is in Carroll.
Anna Bernard	Anna Bernard summered in Wisconsin with her sister.
Mae Wright	Mae Wright is teaching at Wilton Junction.
Blanche McLeod	Blanche McLeod continues her work at Ames.
It is reported that R. M. Estes	R. M. Estes starts new career in journalism.
Leslie Reed	Leslie Reed accepts job in Northwood.
Grace Simpson	Grace Simpson is assistant principal at Peterson.
G. L. Martin	G. L. Martin is principal at Washta.

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J. O. Johnson	J. O. Johnson is returning to Iowa City after years with the Cedar Falls Record.
Among the many social attractions	Lucy Kuehne married Harry Scott.
J. N. Felmley	J. N. Felmley, father of several ISNS students, died August 8th.
Dr. J. G. McAlvin	J. G. McAlvin left today for a year of study in Europe.

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School Management	The teacher as student.

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Cecil Bickley	Cecil and Carl Bickley attend Chicago medical school.
Ethel Lowman	Ethel Lowman is teaching in Griswold.
Carrie Hiams	Carrie Hiams is teaching near Rowen.
The principalship of the Plymouth schools	F. M. McClintock is principal at Plymouth.
Blanche Howe	Blanche Howe is teaching at Belmond.
Dora Holman	Dora Holman is teaching in Mason City.
Lena Gordon	Lena Gordon is now teaching at Grinnell.
A. J. Meyer	"Ching" Meyer is now teaching in Eldora.
Announcements of a July wedding	Edith Baker and Ralph Thompson were married.
Alice C. Wilson	Alice Wilson is teaching at Waterloo.
Edna Pickering	Edna Pickering is teaching in Boone.
Nina Walker	Nina Walker begins her work at Parkersburg.
Attention Bible students; Rev. Oscar Lowry will speak	Bible study work specialist, the Reverend Oscar Lowry, to speak.