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1	The credit system; its origin and connection with the course of study	Explanation of past practices and new rules pertaining to the credit system and the course of study.

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2	Baseball will win	Encourages students to support the baseball team in their upcoming season.


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3	Hosts, and their duties	Critical of treatment given to Upper Iowa basketball official after recent game.


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4	McCutcheon of the Chicago Tribune	Mr. McCutcheon spoke of the task of being a cartoonist.


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5	Opportunities in debating	With debates against Ames, Kansas, and Drake, there are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved.

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6	Notes on Music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty)	Professor Fullerton states that ragtime music is worthless and vulgar.


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7	Tryouts on the track	Track practices have begun in the new Gymnasium.

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8	Training; materials and purposes in the course in reading Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Professor Bender discusses methods of teaching reading.

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9	Amy Graham	Is attending S. U. I.


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10	Avis Grawe	Is teaching in Parkersburg.


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11	Bert Callison	Is working in Correctionville.


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12	Bertha Wise	Is teaching in Chicago.


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13	C. W. Ramseyer	Is attending S. U. I. where he is studying law.


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14	Cora (McKim) Brown	Is living in Whiting.


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15	D. R. Perkins	Has returned from the Philippines and now attends Iowa University.


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16	E. M. Wilcox	Will return to Iowa from the Philippines.


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17	Etta J. Rider	Is now teaching at Albia.


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18	Isabelle Shilliam	Is working in Marshalltown.


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19	Katherine Roome	Has begun teaching in Mason City.


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20	Kittie M. Howard	Is working in Ames.


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21	Lela G. Gutches	Was married last June.


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22	Mae Cresswell	Is principal at Oelwein.


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23	Manning Jaynes	Is president of medical class at Iowa.


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24	Mattie Hageman	Is teaching in California


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25	Nellie Cahow	Teaches Latin at Lenox.


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26	O. E. Hibbs	Is principal at Farnhamville.


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27	Susie Kerstetter	Is studying at the University of Iowa.


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28	Tillie Berger	Is visiting Normal.


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29	W. T. Dick	Died from tuberculosis.

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30	A long and useful life	J. H. Wilson recently died.


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31	About ten years ago	Margaret Klinefelter and Ellen Schuff are missionaries in India.


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32	Bertha Achenbach	Is enrolled at the University of Iowa and has been selected to join Sigma Xi.


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33	J. F. Treasure	Has moved to Missouri with his wife.


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34	Mary L. Townsend	Has moved to Trenton, New Jersey, to continue Y. W. C. A. work.


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35	Maurice R. Hassell	Is head of Lake Park schools.


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36	W. R. Patterson	Has returned from New York to live in Iowa.

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37	College Exchanges Campbell--Amy Hart (Student--1904)	Excerpts from other college newspapers.

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38	Baseball; Captain Leland writes of the prospects for 1905 Leland--Raymond Barrett (Classes of 1905 and 1908)	Prospects for the 1905 baseball season.

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39	Last Thursday, Eddy's husky Y. M. C. A. basketball team	I. S. N. S. defeated the Independence Y. M. C. A., 29-16.


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40	U. I. U. vs. Normal in basketball	I. S. N. S. was defeated by Upper Iowa University, 28-24.

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41	Alpha	Gave pillow and pennant shower.


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42	Ossoli	Presented public improvement program.


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43	Zeta	Describes the presentations given at the recent Zeta meeting.

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44	Bess Hoag	Is a student at Leland Stanford University.


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45	Martha Williams	Is teaching at Park school in Des Moines.


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46	Mary Parish	Is teaching in Albert City.


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47	Mary Waddick	Is principal of Ryan High School.


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48	Miss Connor	Is working in Fort Dodge.


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49	Miss Laura Specht	Has taken a job in Cherokee.


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50	Nellie Lane	Is teaching in Monticello.


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51	Orios	Describes the events of the recent Orio meeting.


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52	The Kindergarten Club	Describes the events of the three most recent club meetings.

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53	A party of Normalites	Attended a comic opera.


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54	Alice King's mother and sister	Visited from Waterloo.


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55	Austin Johnson	Attended meeting for base ball managers.


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56	Ethel Mount	Visited sick brother at home.


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57	H. M. Seilaff	Went home for sister's wedding.


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58	Jack Streff	Visited Normal friends.


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59	Jennie Hoyt Renne--Blanche E. (Class of 1905; Music Faculty)	Has left school to take a job.


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60	Katherine Stichter	Has begun work in Waterloo schools.


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61	Lou Watson	Spent Sunday with Gladys Morehouse.


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62	Lucy and Mary Haynes	Returned home.


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63	Mary Faint	Went home to see ill father.


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64	Mary Francis	Received a visit from her sister.


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65	Millie Safely	Returned home after death of a friend.


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66	Miss Chantry	Visited Chicago with a friend.


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67	Miss Warren	Spent Sunday with Minna Merriam.


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68	Mr. Erickson	Missed school due to illness.


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69	Mr. Fred Newcomb	Visited last week.


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70	Mr. Robert Fullerton	Attended "The Rose Maiden."


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71	Mrs. Chas. Wiler	Had a visit from her mother and sister.


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72	Murl McDowell	Had a visit from her father.


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73	Pres. Seerley	Will attend an NEA meeting in Milwaukee.


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74	Prof. and Mrs. Bloodgood	Visited on Wednesday.


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75	Ruth Davison's little sister	Visited on Thursday.


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76	Vida Blanche	Spent Sunday in Greene.

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77	Edna Erwin	Has returned to school after a bout with appendicitis and pleurisy.


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78	Margaret Hayes	Has quit school due to illness.


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79	Miss Baker	Is staying in California for two months.


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80	Miss Fesenbeck	Returned home to see sick relatives.


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81	Miss Gregg and Mrs. Bryant	Traveled to Chicago.


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82	Miss Hanson	Will take a job in Cedar Rapids.


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83	Miss Lida	Is secretary of Y. W. C. A. in Cedar Rapids and visited on Thursday.


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84	Misses Mabel and Nellie Naylor	Have retuned home due to illness.


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85	Mrs. Colegrove	Enjoyed a visit from her sister.


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86	The Orios	Sent flowers to sick member.


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87	Winifred James	Returned home to see her ill father.