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1	On to Kansas: Sunflower State issues challenge and Hawkeyes accept Fitzgerald--John (Class of 1908)	Several Normal students will travel to Kansas for a debate contest; photo.

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2	Washington remembered; Prof. Colegrove gives address	Brief excerpts from chapel address by Professor Colegrove.

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3	Call for teachers; for the week ending February 25--apply at President Seerley's office	Roster of fifteen teaching positions available to students.


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4	Triangular debate; Philos and Orios break even with 4 points each; Aristos 1	The literary societies held a debate on labor disputes which affect the general public.

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5	Clios get the cup: Shakes lose to Clios 11 to 7	The Clios are the women's intersociety basketball champions.


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6	Orios are champions: two more men's inter-society games may be played	The Orios claim the title of men's intersociety champions after defeating the Philos.

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7	Annual exhibition	Physical training exhibition will be held; performance program for extensive display.

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8	Alpha-Philo anniversary	The Alpha and Philo groups will be celebrating their thirtieth anniversaries with three programs.


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9	Frank R. Roberson	Traveler and lecturer will be next performer in Lecture Course.

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10	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XXII Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	The system and the teacher VIII.

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11	Bible Studies Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty)	Lesson XXI, the epistle to the Romans continued.

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12	A marriage of interest to Normalites was consummated in Chicago	Marjorie Wallace married W. Lee Dinger.


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13	Grace E. Brainard	Teaching in Waterloo.


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14	Jennie J. Leonard	Principal at Wellman.


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15	Myrtie (Chick) Hotchkiss	Recovering from illness.


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16	Nelle J. Sutter	Teaching in Seattle.

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17	C. W. Lyon	C. W. Lyon is president of Des Moines alumni group; other officers elected.


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18	Elizabeth Bain	Teaching in Oregon.


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19	Elsie Fabrick	Teaching in Cedar Falls.


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20	Fanny Mueller	Teaching in Clear Lake.


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21	Ida H. Morrill	Teaching in Colorado; may return to school this summer.


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22	Ida M. Fell	Mother died.


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23	In commenting on the All-American football team	Strong praise for the football abilities of Joe Wright at Springfield YMCA.


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24	John L. Dixon	Teaching in Madrid.


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25	Minnie (Goude) Campbell	In San Jose, California.


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26	Rose Mintier	Working in American Mission Hospital in Egypt.

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27	E. C. Hill	Principal in Seattle.


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28	Emma S. Heverly	Teaching in Quincy, Illinois.


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29	Ethel Meacham	Teaching at Wellman.


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30	Luella Rigby	Luella Rigby continues her furlough from missionary work in Burma; presents museum with several artistic and cultural objects.


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31	M. Catherine Harris	Enjoying life and teaching in Colorado.


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32	Nellie L. Smith	Teaching in Minneapolis.


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33	Rose F. Solberg	Teaching in Fort Pierre, South Dakota.


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34	Society	Chrestos hear essays and music.

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35	A combination birthday surprise party is one of the latest forms of entertainment on Normal Hill	Boarding houses celebrate.


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36	Louise Houck	Visited Waterloo.


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37	Miss Maud Keith	Gave party for senior kindergarten students.


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38	Roy Hoats	Visited home.

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39	A very exciting game deciding the championship	Clios defeated Shakes.


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40	Adeline Timmons	Had tonsillitis.


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41	Anna and Emma Lundy	Visited Blanche Miller.


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42	Dr. F. C. Eastman	Was in Des Moines.


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43	Edith Below	Attended sister's wedding.


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44	Malinda Lawton	Sister and cousin visited.


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45	Mattie Cowie	Substituted for sister at Beaumont.


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46	Miss Grace Railsback	Initiated into Kappa Theta Psi.


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47	Miss Rice has dismissed all her classes	Her mother is very ill.


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48	Mrs. Celia Clark	Recovered from illness.


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49	Neva Wilson	Back in school after grandmother's death.


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50	Prof. D. S. Wright	Visited Minnesota.


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51	Sadie Ellis	Was ill.


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52	Teresa Hoye	Teaching in Waterloo.


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53	Vera Low of Green Mountain	Visited Belle Classen.


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54	Washington's birthday was observed	Enjoyed Professor Colegrove's address in chapel.


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55	Wentworth Rogers	Has been sick.


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56	Word has been received	Jennie Pogue got home safely.

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57	Edward Noble	Elected captain of the track team.