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1	At a meeting of the Debating League	Under the direction of William L. Veatch, photographs of all men who have participated in debate have been assembled.


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2	The committee from the State Legislature	President Seerley introduces the Visiting Committee at chapel.


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3	Thirty years ago this month	The Philomathean Society and the Alpha Society celebrate thirty years of their organizations; Maude Gilchrist and E. R. Nichols will speak.

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4	Lenox vs. Normal	Lennox College defeats Normal in a basketball game, 33-20.


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5	The fifth of the series of indoor athletic contests was held	Indoor hurdles was the event being played; standings for the year so far.


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6	The second of the series of inter-society games will be played	Intersociety basketball is played to determine the champions of the year.

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7	Leander Clark 27, Normal 23	Leander Clark defeats Normal in basketball.


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8	The Redpath Bureau	Mr. Outcault will not appear due to illness.

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9	R. W. Gibson	Caricature of R. W. Gibson, who runs a store on College Hill.

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10	Professional; waste in Iowa schools XVIII Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Continuation of the third part dealing with making geographical ideas automatic before leaving school.

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11	Bible Studies Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty)	Lesson XVII, in Ephesus.

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12	Notes on Music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty)	Professor Fullerton talks about concert etiquette; also warns music students that their financial rewards may not be great.

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13	Society	Chrestos hear papers; Shakes have frost program; Zetas have Longfellow program.

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14	After teaching for three years	Married C. M. Beall.


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15	Burdette Perry	Teaching in Wilson.


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16	C. L. Lewis	In furniture and undertaking business in Kanawa.


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17	Ila G. Langdon	Doing special medical work at University of Iowa.


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18	John Singer	In dry goods business in Spokane.


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19	Mabelle Marshall	Teaching in Moscow, Iowa.


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20	Rose Morris	Living in Atlantic, Iowa.

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21	After a three years' pastorate at Pine Creek	William Snider continues his missionary work in Montana.


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22	Alice J. Fowler	Teaching in Sumner.


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23	C. R. Aurner	Praise for work in Tipton.


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24	Edwin G. Copeland	Pastor at Ackley.


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25	Elizabeth M. Lambert	Teaching at Shenandoah.


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26	For the past two years	Albert Comstock working as auditor in New York.


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27	Isabelle McCulloch	Will teach in Cherokee.


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28	M. D. Sutton	Working on Chautauqua program in State Center.


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29	Mae G. Dolan	Teaching in Chicago.


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30	Maude (Milliman) Taylor	Will be principal in Marysville, Idaho.


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31	Phoebe Dixon	Teaching in Spokane.


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32	This is the fifth year	Mary Patton is teaching in Indiana.

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33	After a successful experience in the Monticello high school	Mildred Bates will teach in Cedar Rapids.


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34	E. L. Hollis	Practicing medicine in Rolfe.


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35	Etta (Robinson) Cantine	Has two children; living in New Jersey.


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36	Friends are in receipts of cards	Frank Hart married Theressa Breshwald.


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37	Friends of Mary Brannan	Elected superintendent in Asotin County, Washington.


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38	Jennie J. Leonard	Left school due to father's death.


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39	One of the leading articles in the quarterly magazine	Louis Pelzer wrote article in state historical magazine.


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40	S. S. Stockwell	Has a new baby daughter.


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41	The marriage of two former Normalites	Anna M. Walker married Charles Simmers.


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42	William J. Oppold	Doing well in Washta.

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43	About seventy-five Normal students	Took Black Hawk County examinations.


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44	Bertha McDonald	Visiting friends.


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45	Bessie Griffin	Mother visited.


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46	Hazel Smith	Went home due to poor health; hopes to return to school again.


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47	Louise Houck	Visited Waterloo.


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48	Miss Rice	Mother ill.


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49	Mrs. Mabel Carson of Webster City	Visited sister Louise Houck.


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50	Mrs. Milo Kipple (nee Jennie Fry)	Visiting sister Nelda.


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51	Susie Richards	Was sick.


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52	The basketball game between the Shakes and the Chrestos	Shakes won over Chrestos, 23-1.


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53	The Normal boys	There will be a basketball game with Coe College in Cedar Rapids.


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54	The open session given by the Alphas last Friday night was a grand success	Performance program.

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55	Ada Reitz	Sprained her ankle.


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56	Ella Tostlebe	Had the grippe.


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57	Florence Tenney	Will teach in Nashua.


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58	J. E. Morton	Teaching at Voorhees.


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59	J. G. Dunahoo	Was sick.


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60	Lulu Stewart	Recovered from illness.


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61	Maud L. Popp	Visited Alpha open session.


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62	Ruth Gist	Home for a visit.