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1	A special edition	There will be a special edition of Normal Eyte after the oratorical contest.


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2	Preparations being made; interstate contest is close at hand	Preparations are in place for the contest.

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3	Athletic control; the athletes must make good grades	There is a minimum grade point average for athletic participation; faculty will enforce it.


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4	For the ladies; an oratorical contest has been suggested	Men have taken a greater interest in oratory in recent years; believes women should step forward, too.

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5	Before the legislature adjourned	ISNS will receive $88,000 from the General Assembly.


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6	If you know of any student being asked to quit athletics	Some of those men may not be using their potential study time effectively.


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7	Notes On Music Fullerton--Robert F. (Clases of 1894 and 1895; Music Faculty)	Professor Robert Fullerton writes about music as the language of the emotions.


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8	The short sightedness of some people is astonishing	Someone, probably a debater, stole a key article from a journal in the library.

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9	Calendar	Schedule of school events for May and June.


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10	Dr. Frank Gunsaulus; he will lecture next Thursday night


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11	Field meet; athletic season will open next Friday	Track team will split into classes and compete against each other.


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12	The reason; Iowa will once more take the lead	Believes the University of Iowa will win the state track meet.

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13	Amendment to constitution	Athletic Association amendment gives specification for athletics letters.


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14	The practice of medicine; Dr. Hearst speaks to the Y. M. C. A.	Excerpts from Dr. Hearst's lecture.

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15	Annette Anderson	Will continue teaching in Hampton as will Ola Logan and Anna Parmenter.


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16	At the annual election of teachers	Ada B. Montgomery will be assistant principal in Primghar; Cora Gardner will teach there.


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17	Edna Poor	Visited Cedar Falls; works for Independence newspaper.


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18	Elizabeth M. Frye	Teaching in Davenport.


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19	Frank R. Sebolt	Now in real estate business in Canada.


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20	Frank W. Perkins	Has been farming in Missouri; hopes to return to teaching.


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21	Ida Peterson	Teaching in Idaho.


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22	Josephine Parker	Teaching in Sutton, Washington.


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23	Lydia Eckhard	Teaching in Boone.


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24	Maude L. Barr	Teaching in West Waterloo.


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25	Paul Voelker	Will teach at Ida County institute.


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26	Principal T. B. Morris	Will leave school work and manage a newspaper.


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27	R. A. Fenton	Will be principal at Marcus, where he will succeed E. A. Brinton.


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28	Tessa Tighe	Teaching in West Waterloo.

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29	Abbie Thurber	Teaching in Swea City.


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30	Anna Singer	Still teaching in Marion.


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31	Cap Miller	Planned historical contest in Sigourney.


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32	Emma Lambert	Visited home.


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33	Ida L. Rieke	Took up homestead claim in South Dakota.


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34	John R. Slacks	Doing well as principal at Lake View.


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35	Mae Cresswell	Principal in Oelwein.


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36	Myrtie E. Anders	Principal at Rock Rapids.


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37	Pearl O. Carr	Now Mrs. H. A. Garrison; has a son; lives in Colorado.


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38	Saturday a large company of boys, girls, and adults	J. E. Cameron gave a talk on birds.


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39	Vennie L. Wells	Now Mrs. Wells; living in Turin.


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40	Wesley Wiler	Will complete dental course soon.

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41	Aristo	Presented music, recitations, and debate.


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42	Clio	Presented several interesting programs.


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43	Zeta	Presented short program.

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44	Jas. Ehret Lovitt--Ethel (Music Faculty)	Visited Hudson.


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45	Miss Maude Popp	Visited Independence.


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46	Mr. C. E. Norton	Motorman injured in street railway accident.


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47	Mrs. Marion Hotchkiss Merrill	Visiting from Chicago.


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48	The Sunday Chicago Chronicle	Contained article of production of "As You Like It".


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49	Will S. Yeager	Martinsburg appreciated his work there.

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50	Drs. Chas. Lambert, Wesley Wiler, Earl Thompson	Returned to Iowa City.


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51	Fannie Mueller and Flora Evans	Went home for a visit.


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52	Friday evening	Dr. Hopkins gave a lecture.


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53	Grace Cole	Brother visited her.


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54	Joe Roberts	Visited campus.


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55	Judson Maxson	Went to Olin.


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56	Lucile Ingersoll	Has been sick.


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57	Miss Foye Burt, Mrs. Austin, and daughter Dorothy	Visited Professor and Mrs. Bartlett.


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58	Nellie Eastman	Has the measles.


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59	On Monday	Nell House was struck by a streetcar but not seriously injured.


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60	Susie French	Visited home.


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61	The Catholic Newman Club	Had party at home of Cora Downey.

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62	B. D. Gillett	Recovered from illness.


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63	Carl Knock	Will be principal at Mitchell.


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64	Cora Quayle	Will teach in Logan as will Essie Mae Davies.


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65	Ernest Ackerman	Mother visited.


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66	Esta Ross	Has the measles; Ida Fesenbeck is substituting for her.


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67	Josephine Ullman	Will teach in Marcus.


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68	Leta Kuck	Visited home.


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69	Louisa Miller	Went to Valparaiso.


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70	Miss Agnes Brown	Mother visited.


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71	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Entertaining friend.


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72	Miss Irma Crowley	Went home due to illness in the family.


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73	Miss Lena Call	Visited sister Myra.


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74	Miss Mary Zellen	Was sick.


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75	Miss Rosetta Anderson	Mother died.


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76	Mrs. C. E. Axtell	Visiting the Wrights.


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77	Mrs. Maud Humphrey Palmer	Visited Enola Pierce.


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78	On account of a temperance lecture	Sunday School entertainment postponed.


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79	Prof. Hersey	Visited Estherville.


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80	The Library has three new books	Books that will be useful to those interested in the Russo-Japanese War.


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81	The Misses Gladys and Alice Watts	Entertained friends.


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82	The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Will assist Gideons at meeting.


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83	The Zetas gave a reception	Entertained honorary members.

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84	Alice Edwards	Visited campus.


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85	Allie House	Teaching near Greene.


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86	Chas. and Roger Rugg Long	Sons of I. J. Long are studying pharmacy at Northwestern University.


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87	Eleanor Gray	Visited brother Ralph.


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88	Joe Weidner	Has been in the US Army; will return to school.


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89	Maude and Esther Thompson	Teaching in Butler County.


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90	Maude Barr	Will continue teaching at Marcus.


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91	Mildred Brintnall	Will teach in Winthrop.


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92	Miss Kizzie Gambs	Taught in Smithland.


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93	School Management Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty)	The teacher as instructor.


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94	Superintendent E. C. Hill	Writes that a number of Normalites will continue to teach in Nashua.

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95	Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	The last labors and letters of Paul, A. D. 63-65.

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96	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Mathematics in the eighth grade.