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Department of Oratory; Prof. Eaman of Ann Arbor fills new chair	The purpose of the new Department of Oratory is to give students practice in preparation and delivery of public addresses. Professor Eaman will be the new department chair.

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Up the R. R. track to Mullarkey's Bluffs	A photo of Mullarkey's Bluffs in Cedar Falls.

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Our new Gymnasium; the pride of the Normal School nearly finished	The new Gymnasium is finally finished; should be open in a week; includes a swimming pool, two exercise rooms, a track, and classrooms; description of the building; north portion will be for women; photo.

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That Normal Eyte box; it soliloquizes a bit	Article encourages students to place any news or jokes into the suggestion box in President Seerley's office.
Notes on Music	The orchestra and the choral society are rehearsing together to work on the "Creation". The staff liners that were ordered will be mailed to all who ordered them.

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Training; the course of study--what it is	Article discusses types of teaching methods that should be implemented at various stages of growth and development.

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Gertrude Ayers	Will remain in Oelwein High School English Department for another year.
J. I. Lynch	Will return to be principal of Marne schools.
The little two year old daughter	The two year old daughter of Corinne Harkness Ashford has died.
J. E. Johnson	J. E. Johnson, who recently graduated from the University of Iowa with a B. Ph., will be principal at Sanborn.
Mary E. Bruce	Has returned to teach in the primary department.
E. E. Strawn	Is the new president of the Business University of Spencer.
M. Alice Fullerton	Will continue to teach mathematics in the Cedar Valley Seminary at Osage.
E. S. Smith	Has left Cambridge to become superintendent of Dexter Normal and High School.
Joseph Eaton	Is farming in Alberta, Canada.
Margaret Cunningham	Will return to Fort Dodge in the primary department for the third year.
Vida Keene	Is high school assistant at State Center.
Ellen M. Clark	Will teach first grade at Williams.
Carrie A. Mudge	Has taught first grade in Redlands, California for eight years.
Ruth Long	Will teach an intermediate grade in Mason City.
Prudence S. Jackson	Will teach near Gilmore City.
Carrie Hays	Will return to Lohrville in the primary department.
Palmine Arent	After two years at Otto, will not teach at Ireton.
Emma Ackerman	Will return to Britt to teach sixth grade.
Florence McNeal	Is teacher of second grade in Storm Lake.
Jennie McCall	Will teach fifth grade in Nevada, Iowa.
A. C. Joy	Returns for second year as principal at Whitmore.
Josephine Barker	Will be in charge of the schools at Kahlotus, Washington.

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Charles Yeager	Will be principal of the Keota schools.
From the Cedar Falls Record of June 9th	George E. Missildine and Ella Barnes were united in marriage.
A great sorrow rests upon the Wallbank home in Mt. Pleasant	Mr. Wallbank died of heart trouble after visiting his daughter, Mrs. Palmer, in Denver, CO.
Alberta and Ella Hoffman	Visited Cedar Falls and will be teaching in Charles City.
S. J Torney	Will set sail for Europe to study the eye, ear, nose, and throat in London and Vienna.
Cassius E. Tool	Owns a general merchandise business in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Lydia Trimble	Has returned to China as a missionary.
Ella Lund	Is planning to spend the present year at her home in Cedar Falls.
On July 5th occurred the marriage	Mary Florence Andrews wed Walter Guthridge.
Lottie A. Hunter	Has been re-elected to the assistant principal ship and grammar grade work at Lost Nation.

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Bible Study; Sunday, September 25, 1904--Edited by Ira S. Condit	Lesson III: God testing man.

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We are glad to welcome to our midst again.	Dr. George Hearst returns to Cedar Falls to practice medicine.
Football gossip; thirty men out for practice	The football field is busy with thirty men scrimmaging each other and battling for positions on the team.

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Zeta	At the opening meeting of the society, several women presented essays.
Aristo	The Aristos, despite their low membership numbers, are looking forward to a prosperous year.
Philo	At the recent Philo meeting, several students gave recitations.
Ossoli	The first Ossoli meeting of the year included various presentations by members of the society.

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Kathryn Hardy	Principal in Sheldahl.
Inez Palmer	Assistant principal at Glidden.
Miss Myra Wait	Visiting sister.
Ellen Peterson	Teaching in Boise, Idaho.
Burton E. Sweet	Married Lola Risely.
Miss Marie Lammon	Died in Tacoma, Washington.
Germania	German Club met to organize for the year.
Nellie King	Teaching in Collins.

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C. U. Moore	Visiting friends on the Hill.
Prof. Wright	Spoke to YMCA.
Roy Hoats	Will teach in Waterloo.
R. H. Sylvester	Visited campus.
Mr. Lloyd	Visited Robert Fullerton.
Avice Dailey and Alice Wilson	Visited campus friends.
Kenneth Colegrove	Back from California.
Ceva Bezold	Visited Esther Seerley.
Harriet Berger and Mayme Shepherd	Visited Janesville.
Pearl Hayden	Visited La Porte.
The prospects for an excellent ladies' band	About fifty women have applied.
Miss Eva Wetherbe	Visited campus.
Mabel Anderson	Has been sick.
Emma Schoelerman	Enrolled in school.
Miss Parker	Visited Waterloo.
Alice and Ethel Edwards	Visited friends on the Hill.
Alice Cramer	Back in school.
Carrie Knipe	Visited New Hartford.
Roger Rugg	Visiting I. D. Long.

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Another Normalite wedding	Sadie Reisinger married Andrew Wray.
A crowd of girls	Had a picnic at Rownd's Park.
In response to an invitation	Group enjoys a long picnic.
According to a time-honored custom	YMCA and YWCA will give reception.
Charles Long	Was in Spokane along with Dwight Long.
The Y. W. C. A. delegates	Back from Lake Geneva; will report on their trip.