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1	A teacher's union; the pedagogs of southern Iowa will attempt to advance salaries	Group consists mostly of country school teachers; questions about the value of the group.


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2	Triangular debate; Philos, 4; Orios, 4; Aristo, 1	Brief account of the debate.

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3	June festival of music	Chorus under direction of W. L. Tomlins will present Mendelssohn's "Elijah".


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4	The biggest crowd	Orios defeat Aristos in baseball, 6-4.


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5	With such an experience baseball fan	Professor Rice has a broken arm and Cecelia Putnam has a bruise.

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6	Illinois was subdued; after the ball game they took life more seriously	Normal defeats Illinois in baseball, 7-4.


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7	On the diamond; other schools have been doing things to our ball team	ISNS has lost a string of games to Iowa, Iowa State, and Western College.

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8	Coe is vanquished; the dual meet won by Normal by a margin of 14 points	Normal defeats Coe College in track and field.

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9	A particularly sad death	Bertha Gardner Bishop died.


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10	After a successful experience of two years at Ireton	Joel Johnson will be principal at Sanborn.


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11	Bertha Aarvig	Teaching in Cherokee.


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12	Edith Bailey	Will teach in Ames.


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13	G. F. Eckhard	Will work as engineer for Illinois Central Railroad.


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14	Good reports	Albert Joy is doing well in Whitmore.


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15	Maud Mow	Teaching in Marathon.


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16	Miss Anna Reedy	Assistant principal at Gowrie.


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17	Miss Etta E. Brown	Married Harry D. Eston.


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18	Miss Jennie Foglesong	Studying in Missouri.


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19	Miss Margaret Roan	Teaching in Graettinger.


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20	Mrs. Edna Wray Simpson	Died in Minnesota.


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21	Olive (Taubman) Jewell	Mother died.


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22	Sara Riggs, Jennie Sheean, and Miss Knudsen	Planning trip to Europe.

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23	H. E. Blackmar	Continuing good work at Emmetsburg.


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24	Jennie Speer	Will continue teaching at West Waterloo.


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25	Maud Lane	Back at work in Sioux City after recovering from illness.


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26	The following article	History of the Klier Boarding club and a circulating letter among the people who lived there.


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27	The Lorimor schools	Mark I. Roberts is in charge there.


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28	Tressa Waldo	Will continue teaching at Spencer.


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29	Walter S. Mitchell	Will be principal at Charter Oak.

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30	Aristo	Presented recitations and debate.


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31	Chresto	Presented Mother Goose program.

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32	Clio	Presented nature program.


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33	Germania	Programs for upcoming meeting.


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34	Zeta	Presented recitations and papers.

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35	After seven weeks of suffering	Roy Merner died.


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36	Glenn M. Zerbe Lovitt--Ethel (Music Faculty)	Will teach in the Philippine Islands.


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37	In honor of Miss Grace Paulger	Will go to Chicago for nursing training; friends gave her a party.


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38	Many of Normal's former athletes	Come back to campus for special occasions.


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39	Miss Mabel McNally	Returned from trip to the West.


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40	Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Entertained women.


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41	Ross M. Bickford	Purchased barber shop from L. Coleman.


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42	The pupils of Miss Curtiss and Miss Childs	Gave a recital.

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43	Edith and Clara Hazlett	Visited campus; Clara Hazlett will teach in Tripoli.


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44	Emil Tostlebe	Visited friends on campus.


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45	J. N. Streff	Called home.


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46	Macy and Don Campbell	Sister visited them.


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47	Mr. Veatch's gallery	Many students are having their pictures taken.


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48	Mrs. Frank Watson	Gave a solo recital.


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49	There have been many April showers	Women's Relief Corps honors Minnesingers and track team with reception.

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50	Notes On Music Fullerton--Robert F. (Clases of 1894 and 1895; Music Faculty)	Robert Fullerton talks about the human anatomy of music.


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51	School Management Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty)	The teacher as trainer.

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52	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	The school as a factor in the growth of character.

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53	Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Mission study.

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54	Y. W. C. A.	Minna Merriam will be General Secretary of campus group.