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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. and Mrs. Parish | Visited Independence. | |
| Miss McGovern | Mother is quite ill. | |
| The happiest looking people | Quarantine lifted at Spicer Hall. | |
| John C. Green | Father of Mabel Green died. | |
| On the last Friday night of the winter term | Physical culture department gave demonstration. | |
| At the close of the winter term | Roster of those who received degrees or certificates. | |
| Mrs. C. P. Colegrove | Visited relatives in Grinnell. | |
| Miss Anna Gertrude Childs | Attended opera in Chicago. |
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| Our coming appropriation; the law makers will give us all we ask | ISNS has asked for $87,000 and should get it. | |
| New collegiate course | ISNS will offer a new "Teachers Collegiate Course" that will result in a Bachelor of Arts in Education degree; course will be open in summer 1904; course of study now under development. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the Normalites live | Map shows ISNS enrollment by county for 1901-1902 and 1902-1903; photo. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| If you see a gang of twenty or thirty wild looking men | The cross country team is in training. | |
| The triangular debaters | Will discuss question to be debated with Ames. | |
| That prize song | Deadline for new school song extended. | |
| Prof. Colegrove | Returned from California. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Training | Changes in the attitude of superintendents and teachers towards work of the grades. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Melville G. Grimes | Married Blanche Adams. | |
| Earl B. Rogers | Graduated from medical school; now at Cook County Hospital. | |
| C. J. Lambert | Read professional paper in Iowa City. | |
| Harry Heath | Married Nellie Dickinson. | |
| Friends of Walter W. and R. L. Wilson | Offer sympathy on the death of their mother. | |
| B. J. Lambert | Elected to Sigma Xi. | |
| Blanche McIntosh | Principal at Britt. | |
| R. D. Barr | Will be principal at Castana; R. H. Sylvester will succeed him at Sergeant Bluff. | |
| Margaret Stevenson | Serving as financial secretary of Lincoln, Nebraska, YWCA. | |
| J. W. Ellingson | Farming in North Dakota. | |
| Arthur G. Morey | Is a lawyer in Minnesota. | |
| R. H. Minkel | Principal in North Dakota. | |
| Wm. W. Bartine | Practicing medicine in Rock Rapids. | |
| The teacher of the first primary department | Mary Brannan is teaching in Albion. | |
| Fannie Dunlavy | Teaching in Manilla, Iowa. | |
| Edna Windolf | Teaching in Toledo. | |
| Ella F. Williams | Teaching in Neola. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. F. A. Lacey | Practicing medicine in Oakland, California. | |
| Thos. E. Hawk | Working for International Harvester in Minneapolis. | |
| T. M. Prall | Superintendent in Chamberlain, South Dakota. | |
| We copy from the Chicago Record-Herald | Nellie Hoch Fountain and her mother were killed in an elevator accident in Des Moines. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Interstate track meet; five states to compete at Cedar Falls | Normal schools of Kansas, Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin will come to the meet. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Frank Reno | Attending business college. | |
| Warren Panton's friends | Warren Panton will teach at Morningside College. | |
| Myrta Lyon | Will enroll. | |
| The acquaintances of Will Yeager | Will Yeager is back in school. | |
| Josie Howe | Assistant principal at Slater. | |
| Leo Ranney | Teaching near New Hartford. | |
| John Wilson | Teaching near New Hartford. | |
| Edith Alderman | Teaching piano in Nevada, Iowa. | |
| Nina Walker | Teaching at Parkersburg. | |
| Mrs. Stover | The former Hattie Schwartz is teaching in Blairsburg. | |
| Alpha | Presented a Chinese program. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| This is not "dope" | An honest perspective on the prospects for the track team this year. | |
| School Management | School law. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Rally! | The Reverend Robert T. Marsh will address a meeting on Bible study. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Bible Study | Paul's last visit to Jerusalem, A. D. 58. |
Page 398
| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Glenn Wynegar | Went to Oregon. | |
| Prof. and Mrs. Page | Visited Humboldt County; heard President Seerley deliver an address there. | |
| Frances Pruitt | Teaching in Blockton. | |
| Mrs. W. W. Gist | Visited Cedar Rapids and Marion. | |
| A. D. King | Visited the Hill. | |
| Professors Walters and Newton | Went hunting. | |
| Fraternities; are they a benefit? | Pros and cons of fraternities. | |
| Mr. Merrill | Will return from Chicago. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Levi Clark | Went to see performance of "H. M. S. Pinafore" in preparation for the local production. | |
| The Cotton brothers | Went to Minnesota. | |
| Prof. Louis Begeman | Lectured at Coe College. | |
| The Normal museum | Bert Callison loaned a mastodon hip bone to the Museum. | |
| Mr. George Cleveland and Miss Sadie M. Ford | Were married. | |
| Miss Seals | Visited Missouri. | |
| Mr. Eells' friends | Will be happy to learn that he has been named principal at New Hartford. | |
| Miss Duxbury | Had malarial fever; will teach this spring. | |
| Maude Coy | Back in school. | |
| The Misses Zoe and Frances Deo | Were in Chicago. | |
| Mr. Robt. Fullerton | Sang at YMCA meetings in Ames. | |
| Miss Simmons | Sister-in-law ill. | |
| Isabel Shilliam | Visited chapel. | |
| Among those who returned for spring work | Several former students are back in school. | |
| Miss Patt | Enjoyed visit to Chicago. | |
| Just before school closed | Lost and found items available. | |
| Miss Hutchison | Visited Monmouth, Illinois. |
