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1 Correspondence school hoodoo; painted in rosy tints by prominent educator; ex-president of Northwestern alludes to correspondence method of teaching a A former Northwestern University president is trying to encourage the use of correspondence schools for people to receive a teaching degree; editorial writer speculates on the program's value.
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2 Coe comes to meet Normal; greatest game of season next Saturday--Coe's football team has always defeated Normal--the hoodoo must be broken; I. S. N. S. is preparing to face Coe College in a game that is slated to be the fastest and fiercest in many years.
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3 Normal gets gold medal; our exhibit at St. Louis exposition praised as most complete from Iowa; great credit is due to Prof. Knoepfler, who spent much I. S. N. S. received a gold medal at the World's Fair for its exhibit on the history and growth of the school.
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4 Schoolma'ams will cook; great interest taken in cooking school to be opened next week; Cannon house will be converted into a modern kitchen The Domestic Science Department will begin to offer classes is cooking.
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5 Ames debate next Friday; farmers and pedagogues on edge for their annual battle; National Bank currency will be discussed--rivalry is great and I. S. N. S. is preparing to face Ames in a debate.
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6 Great Italian opera singer coming; on Nov. 10 our students will hear Campanari, the greatest singer now in America; he will be assisted by Mme. Savage
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7 Notes on music
Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) 		Provides a description of the Music Teacher's section of the Northeastern Iowa State Teachers Association
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8 Training; the course of study--A review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School" part III
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Provides a review of an article entitled "An Ideal School".
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9 College Exchanges
Campbell--Amy Hart (Student--1904) 		Excerpts from other college newspapers.
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10 Bible Study
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) 		Lesson IX. The Chosen Family--Joseph.
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11 A message from Iowa City A daughter was born to Perry and Alta McClenahan.
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12 A. W. Moore Is principal of the Norway schools.
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13 At the Upper Iowa Conference of the M. E. Church A number of Normalites receive pastoral appointments.
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14 B. B. McGinnis Is the principal of Palmer.
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15 Emma Secor Is in her fourth year teaching sixth grade in Odebolt.
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16 Erma L. Krout Is enjoying her work in the Hedrick High School.
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17 Esta V. Ross Illness keeps her at home in Bedford, Iowa.
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18 Frank Hart Is teaching near Plaza, Washington.
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19 Geo. H. Ballard Is the new principal of Harlan High School.
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20 H. H. Kent Is the new principal of the schools of Buffalo Lake, Minnesota. Susan Scofield will go with Mr. Kent to Buffalo Lake.
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21 Kate Lester Has returned to Vilisca for a second year's work in English at the high school.
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22 Percy Magee Is now a principal of the schools of West Point, Iowa.
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23 Tuesday the board of trustees of Coe College Doctor of Divinity degree was bestowed upon the Reverend O. H. L. Mason.
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24 Friends of Maud (Humphrey) Palmer Mrs. Palmer's father's health has improved and she has returned to her home in Maquoketa.
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25 John L. Dixon Enjoys his work in the Madrid schools.
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26 Normal scores on Iowa; varsity "eleven" fails to stop Normal's fast team work; Pell's pensive pedagogues prove a big surprise to the State University I. S. N. S. defeated Iowa, 11-5.
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27 Aristo Recap of the Aristo meeting.
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28 Zeta Enjoy program on discovery and invention.
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29 A letter to the Ossoli girls A letter written by Nellie Oathout to the Ossoli members describing her experiences in the society.
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30 Philo Enjoy special musical program.
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31 Neo Article gives a recap of the recent Neo meeting.
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32 Orios Describes the recent Orio meeting.
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33 Resolution Philos express their sorrow on the death of George Fissel.
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34 About a dozen girls from Normal Attended state YWCA convention.
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35 E. G. Redick Will teach in Pocahontas.
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36 Faye St. Clair Visited home.
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37 Frank Rice Now in lumber business.
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38 Harriet Patterson Has been ill.
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39 Hazel Armstrong Ada White visited her.
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40 Martha Taylor Left school due to poor health.
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41 Miss Baker Returned from St. Louis.
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42 Misses Suplee, Goodwin, and Ziln Rented apartment.
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43 Mr. and Mrs. Green Visited Professor Page.
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44 Mrs. Thatcher Visited daughter Edna.
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45 Nellie Tompkins Friend visiting.
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46 Vera Bradley Brother visited.
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47 Lulu Heintzelman Will teach a rural school.
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48 Miss Leota Phillips Visited Lucy Crary.
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49 Miss Linda Schwarting Father died.
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50 The football squad Treated to oyster dinner.