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1 Mizzouri Debate between Missouri and Normal coming up; urges students to support ISNS.
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2 The May music festival Extensive performance program.
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3 Say! Normal plays Drake in baseball and everyone is encouraged to attend.
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4 Athletics Cornell defeated ISNS in baseball, 2-1.
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5 Annual field meet Meet preview with standing records.
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6 Normal 5, Toledo 1
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7 Track and baseball N's Letters will be awarded to winners of 5 points in a dual meet in track, and those people playing in at least four of the most important games of the season for baseball.
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8 Track records Anyone who lowers a record will receive a Normal record medal.
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9 Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		The fifth article dealing with elementary physics in the eighth grade.
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10 Bible Studies
Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty) 		Lesson XXV--His imprisonment and labors in Rome.
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11 A recent copy of the Stevens' Point Journal contains this item which will interest many friends Harry Martin has bee associated with a business college in Wisconsin.
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12 Bessie Ballentine Will teach in Newell.
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13 Faith (Stuntz) Boardman Visited campus.
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14 Harry L. Eells Will be principal in Schaller.
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15 L. H. Andrews Principal at Quasqueton.
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16 Lottie Lindberg Teaching in Allison.
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17 Mary A. Faint On campus seeking teachers.
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18 The Cedar Falls Record of April fifteenth contains the following item George Eckard will teach engineering at University of Iowa.
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19 A. C. Joy Teaching in Oregon.
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20 At a county teachers' meeting John Williams and Lottie Hunter gave papers.
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21 Chas. E. Kroesen Re-elected at Sheffield.
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22 Cora B. Price Teaching in Duluth.
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23 E. B. Gowin Principal at Long Pine, Nebraska.
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24 Ernest C. Wissler Seeking teachers for his school at Slater.
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25 Florence Cady Teaching in Council Bluffs.
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26 Good reports Gertrude D'Autremont is assistant principal at Dumont.
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27 J. H. Phelps Teaching in the Philippine Islands.
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28 Mary England Principal in Oskaloosa.
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29 Nellie Tompkins Will continue at Audubon.
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30 Pearl and Mae McCaffree Visited Cedar Falls.
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31 Supt. F. W. Else Will be president of professional association.
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32 The Villisca schools Doing well under H. A. Glackmeyer.
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33 Society A burglar story; Shakes have spring program; Neo have poetry program.
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34 Supt. H. E. Blackmar Lost job in Iowa Falls due to alleged inappropriate board action.