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1	Granting of state certificate; some schools are advocating a change in the law	ISNS graduates in earlier years received certificates without an examination; denominational colleges objected and law was changed; additional changes contemplated.


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2	Normal Eyte election; deposit your ballot in Bartlett's room	Paid subscribers may vote.

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3	Come to the show	Program for gymnasium demonstration.

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4	Have you a song in your heart?	Professor Fullerton is looking for a school song; will pay $30.


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5	Next Tuesday afternoon	Election of Normal Eyte staff for 1904-1905.


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6	Notes On Music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty)	Professor Fullerton gives advice on the wise use of rehearsal time.

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7	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Some publications dealing with the subject of history in the grades.

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8	Alice Armstrong	Teaching in Roebuck.


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9	Alice Edgerly	Teaching in Grand Junction.


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10	Belle Woodford	Teaching in Sioux City.


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11	Clara J. Blackburn	Teaching in Omaha.


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12	Cora D. Patterson	Teaching in Salt Lake City.


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13	Edna Stone	Teaching in Marshalltown.


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14	Gertrude Thompson	Teaching in Hibbing, Minnesota.


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15	H. Margaret Hess	Manager of entertainment bureau.


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16	Ida Morrill	Teaching in Salida, Colorado.


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17	Livingston Morris	Physician in Stockport, Iowa.


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18	Margaret Montgomery	Graduated from University of Michigan; was teaching at Council Bluffs; now teaching in West Waterloo.


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19	Mary Belle Donnan	Teaching in Independence.


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20	Nelle Corrigan	Teaching in Nashua.


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21	Nellie Oathout	Married Cleon Emery.


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22	Nina L. Balmer	Married T. R. Schench; farming in Utah.


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23	Ray Golly	Attended debate as did D. H. Rummel.


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24	Roy Hoats	Teaching in East Waterloo.


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25	Stella Clinite	Teaching in West Des Moines.


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26	W. H. Reever	Superintendent in Laurens.

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27	C. W. Ramseyer	Will represent the University of Iowa in a debate.


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28	E. C. Smith	Superintendent in Ouray, Colorado.


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29	E. J. Leonard	Farming at Waukee.


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30	Florence Kimball	Teaching in Hawarden.


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31	Jennie McCall	Teaching at Shell Rock.


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32	Lily M. (Andrews) Farnsworth	Working as lecturer and housekeeper in Ogden, Utah.


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33	Margaret Huston	Teaching at Decorah.


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34	Rose M. Schoelerman	Teaching in Doon.


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35	The February number of the Iowa Normal Monthly	Praise for work of James P. Dodd, superintendent of Mahaska County.


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36	W. T. Dick	Was superintendent of Van Buren County; went to Colorado for relief of his tuberculosis.


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37	Walter G. Burris	Working as publisher's representative.

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38	Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Paul's last journey to Jerusalem.

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39	Alpha	Alphas present an Alpha program.


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40	Shakes	Shakes gave a Shakespearean program.

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41	Ossoli	Presented Valentine's program.


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42	When the Neos go out for a ride	Poetic tribute to a sleigh ride to Waterloo.

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43	Y. M. C. A.	Professor Colegrove spoke to the YMCA; international secretary of YMCA will visit campus; photo.

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44	Monday afternoon; come to the gym at 3:00 o'clock	ISNS will play Western College in basketball.


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45	Orio 24, Philo 22	Orios defeat Philos in basketball.


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46	Those Y. W. C. A. girls	Gave reception for new students.

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47	Fishers of men	Northern Conference of Iowa YMCA met in Waterloo; many Normalites attended; Minnesingers and Robert Fullerton performed.


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48	Football	Next fall will bring winning team; schedule of games for 1904.

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49	Dr. Gist	Addressed farmers' meetings.


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50	Ella Hoffman	Visited Florence Harris.


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51	Emma Reid, Lena Hutton, and Mattie Aker	Left school due to poor health.


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52	Illness in the family at home	Ora Baum left school due to family problems.


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53	In the absence of Mr. Condit	Margaret Oliver conducted Bible study class.


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54	Iva Colby Lovitt--Ethel (Music Faculty)	Left school to teach.


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55	Katherine Corrigan	Mother ill.


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56	Lula Lane	Visited home.


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57	Mattie Rankin	Left school due to eye trouble.


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58	Maude Popp	Entertained Mabel Donnan.


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59	Miss Alison Aitchison's mother	Here for a visit.


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60	Miss Curkeet	Has been unable to meet classes.


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61	Miss Matott	Father died.


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62	Miss Minnie Buttner	Brother died.


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63	Miss Nellie M. Rownd	Returned from Chicago.


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64	Miss Pratt	Visited Professor Riggs.


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65	Mr. Bender's baby boy	Is seriously ill.


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66	Mrs. Burns	Visiting daughter Belle.


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67	Mrs. Wright	Recovering from illness.


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68	Nina Gray	Visiting Mabel Nash.


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69	Quite a number from the Hill	Took excursion train to Des Moines to observe the General Assembly.


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70	Rana Dan	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.


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71	Roy Hoats	Substitute teaching in East Waterloo.


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72	Supt. J. E. Robinson	Went to Chicago on business related to the new Gymnasium.


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73	The Parlor Reading Circle	Professor Begeman led the discussion.

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74	Clem Bennett	Visited friends on the Hill.


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75	Instead of their usual program	H. S. & L. Club gave spelling program.


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76	Last Saturday evening	Shakes escort Aristos to Leap Year party.


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77	Mr. J. A. Jackson	Will speak on life insurance.


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78	On Feb. 17	Roster of YMCA officers.


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79	One of the last week's issues of the Des Moines Register and Leader	Gave a history of the Bible study work at ISNS; 519 are currently enrolled in fifty classes.


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80	Ten girls are quarantined	Due to a case of scarlet fever.