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Forensic opportunity; those who have ambitions in oratory or debating well provided for	Editorial encourages freshmen students to get involved in oratory and debate activities.

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Football with Simpson College--Normal 36 Simpson 0	I S. T. C. defeated Simpson, 36-0.
Miss Ethel Lovitt; last year's local editor who has been elected assistant instructor in voice	Ethel Lovitt; photo.

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Ralph Rigby; Oberlin College assistant to C. A. Fullerton	Ralph Rigby; photo.
Lest we forget; a plain talk on the financial side of a school paper	Articles encourage students to subscribe to the newspaper.

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Miss Lora Sprague; Oberlin Conservatory--Assistant on piano	Lora Sprague; photo.
Training; the course of study--its bearing on the will and its adjustment to the stages of development	Article discusses the importance of encouraging a student's will power in teaching children.

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B. W. Merrill; Berlin, Germany--Director of Orchestra	B. W. Merrill; photo.

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F. A. Poots	Is the principal of a six room school in Sioux City, and will also teach there.
John C. Parish	Resigned from his position in Winterset to continue studies at the University of Iowa.
Lucy Calonkey	Has been teaching in Boone since her graduation.
A little daughter, Eloise Adelaide,	A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lucas of Rockwell City, Iowa.
M. J. Lamb	Spent the summer working for International Harvester Company; will return to law school at the University of Minnesota.
Alice M. Cowie	Is spending the year at home neat Stout, Iowa.
Grace Ott	Is employed in the second grate in Tipton.
Catherine Harris	Returned to work in Coal Creek, Colorado, for the second year.
Alyce R. Kelly	Returns to the high school in Lake Forest, Illinois.
Effa L. Reed	Will teach in Buttes, Colorado.
Marjorie Quigley	Holds a position in the Anamosa High School.
Sadie L. Shirk	Will return to Armstrong for another year of work.
Wilhelmina (Hegner) Walter	Will continue her work in the Decorah High School.
Amy Arey	Will spend the year in study at the Teacher's College of Columbia University.
Louie Morris	Was married to Rolland Holmes McMillian on July 28th; they reside in Sand Point, Idaho.
R. M. Estes	Is editor-in-chief of the Fremont County Herald at Sidney, Iowa; Anna (Dryden) Estes is caring for their baby.
Nellie Hoag	Is enrolled in Leland Stanford University.
Elizabeth McNally	Is now working at a high school in Phoenix, Arizona.
Anna Heller	Will teach at Lakota, North Dakota, this year.
Jessie M. Clarke	Is a teacher of science and English in Knoxville.
Excellent reports of the work of R. A Fenton	Is principal of Marcus schools.

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Kittie M. Grimes	Has been promoted to the assistant principalship of the Wapello schools.
J. H. Fellingham and Adeline Fellingham	Are mourning the loss of their father after a short illness.
H. E. Aldrich	Is the assistant superintendent of agents for Equitable Life Insurance Company in Des Moines.
Friends of Clarissa Ensign	Clara Ensign, who gave up school work years ago to take care of her parents, is mourning the loss of her father.
A wedding of unusual interest	Rena Mae Curkeet and Paul Samson were married July 6th; they will live in Emporia, Kansas.
After two years' service as principal of the schools of Wesley, Iowa	G. E. Mueller has resigned to reside in Tioga, North Dakota.
Etta J. Rider	Has been in charge of the female seminary in Tallequah, Oklahoma, for the past three years, but spent the summer in Iowa.

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College exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.

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Bible Study	Lesson V. The Chosen Family, Abraham.

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Football field dedicated; Normal trounces Industrial School by a score of 76 to 5	The new athletic field is dedicated to football; credit to Doc Pell for his coaching.

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Ernest L. Ireland	Is paralyzed.
Themis Nordstrom	Enjoyed trip to Colorado.
On July 22, 1904	Rose Ellis married William Sherk.
Grace Shrader	Studying at University of Denver.
Effie Green	Studying shorthand.
Roy Crouse	Studying dentistry in Chicago.
Harry Kibe	Principal in Kalona.
Nellie Morey	Teaching in Anamosa.
Nanette Israel	Teaching in Jesup.
E. May Curfman	Teaching in Missoula, Montana.
Normal second meets Waterloo High; neither team is able to score	The second string football team played Waterloo High School.

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Aristo	Article describes the events of the most recent Aristo meeting.
Zeta	Describes in detail the events of the latest Zeta meeting.
Philo	Article lists the details of the Philos' last meeting.

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Dan Maloney	Visited sister Marie.
The Deo club	Had a picnic.
Jessie Little and her roommate	Visited home.
Mrs. Pell	Has been ill.
Faye St. Clair	Visited home.
Flora Evans	Visited sister.
The students at Henry Wiler hall	Had a picnic.
August Landberg	Visited sisters Hanna and Lulu.
Miss Carpenter	Returned to work.
Orios	Messrs. Hammock, Eaman, Eells, and Colegrove spoke at the recent Orio meeting.

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Sunday morning	Ida Copley's sister died.
Last Saturday	Nu Omicron Nu initiated new members.
An informal reception	Four Zetas give reception.
Miss Ella Kinley	Visited niece Frances.
The football team has been very fortunate	Walter Lathrop enrolled in school.
Ralph Rigby	In charge of chorus at Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo.
Albert Colegrove	Visited uncle.
Elon P. Frink	Visiting cousin Jennette Carpenter.
Nina Grau	Went home to visit sister.
Mrs. Harry Eells	Visited campus.