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1	Is this true?	Encourages students to remember their alma mater; cites examples of alumni and faculty who have gone on to positions of significance.

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2	By a decision of the Supreme Court of New York	I. S. C. in Ames lost $26,000 because they could not act as a trustee over certain property.


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3	The Lecture Course	Describes the events planned for 1907-1908.

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4	Official	Faculty considering the role of Latin in the curriculum; debaters will receive college credit; physical examinations of students about done; ISNS infrastructure in good shape; band being reorganized; considering recognition of work done at ISNS.

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5	Professional; pupil teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; IV; the pupil in fourth grade	A good fourth grade teacher will be knowledgeable about literature and expose his or her students to a wide variety of work in that area.

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6	Bible Study Dept.; IV How the Bible was written Dick--George Stuart (Class of 1897; Professional and Training Faculty)	Continues discussion of how the Bible was organized.

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7	Society events	Zetaletheans held meeting themed "Trials of an old maid".

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8	Marriage of Miss Ruth Ling '00	Writ P. Hoxie and Ruth Ling were married.


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9	Marriage of Miss Streeter '01	Charles S. Aldrich and Bess Streeter were married; lengthy description of the ceremony.

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10	Alma and Berle Cox	Alma is teaching the primary grade and Berle is in the upper grades at Sioux City.


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11	Bedford, Iowa	Abbie Western is teaching fifth grade in Bedford.


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12	Edna Stone	Resigned from Marshalltown to enter the State University of Iowa.


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13	Miss Beth Achenbach	Resigned at Humboldt to accept principal position at Duluth, Minnesota.


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14	Miss Cora Gardner	Is teaching in Sterling, Colorado.


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15	Miss Mary L. Jensen	Is the superintendent of the normal training class in Mason, Michigan.


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16	Miss Maude Barr	Teaching in Choteau, Montana.


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17	Mr. G. W. Samson, Jr.	Spending a year with his parents.


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18	Nellie Hudson	Resigned position in Boone to move to Dakota.


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19	Ralph Patty	Is teaching in Winterset.


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20	The seventh grade at West Liberty	Louise Putzke is the teacher of seventh grade at West Liberty.


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21	We are sorry to learn	Miss Wilson is ill with diphtheria; cannot teach at Independence any longer.

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22	Arrangements have been made	Senior nurses in the Presbyterian Hospital in Waterloo will take classes in the domestic science department.


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23	Belle Classen	Was in charge of the art department for the Marshall County Fair in Marshalltown.


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24	Florence Shelby	Spent Sunday in Charles City.


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25	Grace Barker	Met her parents in Waterloo and attended a wedding.


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26	Miss Edna Sexsmith	Went to Greenfield because her brother is ill.


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27	Miss Letta Whitten	Is in Charles City because she is ill.


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28	Miss Rice and Miss Hutchison	Returned from Osceola.


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29	Miss Wild	Returned from her trip to Colorado.


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30	Mr. G. W. Affleck	Will be a faculty member at the Y. M. C. A. Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts.


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31	Mr. Seymour	Was sick last week and could not teach.


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32	Ray Crummer	Had his eyes tested in Sheffield.


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33	Ruth Cobb	Visited Independence last week.


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34	The boy's tennis-courts	Taken out to make a road to the new library; expanded women's courts, which will now be used for both men's and women's tennis matches.


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35	Tillie Huglin	Could not attend class last week due to illness.

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36	A chapel orchestra	Professor Merrill will direct a student orchestra that will play at the end of each chapel service.


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37	Ed Bauton	Enrolled in Normal school classes again.


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38	Faith McMurry's sister	Spent the weekend with her.


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39	Miss Dorothy Doerfler	Will be the piano accompanist for Florence Ward.


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40	Miss Julia Bahl	Teaching German at Cedar Falls High School while taking classes.


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41	Miss Olga Anderson	Will not be finishing the term due to mother's illness.


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42	Miss Ward	Will speak in Rockfort at the meeting of the Twelfth District of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.


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43	Rena Selder	Went to Osage on Sunday.


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44	The physics department	Has acquired a new device to study light and heat.


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45	Verne Orr	Will enroll in the winter term.

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46	Anna Tyler	Teaching in Marion.


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47	Calla Wetherbee	Is teaching private vocal music lessons in Monticello, Minnesota.


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48	Carrie Plock	Completing degree in physical training in New Haven, Connecticut.


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49	Dora Edith Donald	Dora Edith Donald and Leroy August Humbert were married.


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50	Edith Below	Teaching in Terril.


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51	Edna Scherger	Teaching at Linn Grove.


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52	Eva Fraser	Staying home in Paullina.


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53	Fern Raymond	Teaching a rural school near Sanborn.


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54	Flora Duncan	Teaching in Sanborn.


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55	Florence Hayer	Staying in Eagle Grove for the term.


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56	Georgia Thompson	Teaching in Winterset.


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57	Goldie Brooking	Taking courses at University of Chicago.


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58	Hattie Burdick	Teaching in Moville.


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59	Lela Ford	Is spending the fall term at home, in Lawrence, South Dakota.


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60	Margaret Flynn	Teaching in Dallas Center.


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61	Mary McAtee	Teaching in Central City.


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62	Miss Alma Cutler	Is instructor of the Cedar Falls High School Orchestra.


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63	Miss Georgia Bolton	Teaching in Wellsburg.


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64	Miss Grace Austin	Teaching in Rock Rapids.


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65	Mr. C. A. Peterson	Enlisted in the Marine Corps; currently serving in the Philippines.


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66	Mr. Feyereisen	Enrolled in classes after taking off the summer for farm work.


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67	Nellie Clump	Teaching near Superior, Iowa.


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68	Winifred Dickson	Staying home in Dunbar for the fall term.

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69	The kindergarten department	Now has four rooms; Frances Portman joins staff; description of rooms; officers elected.

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70	New school of education	University of Iowa has new school for the training of high school and college teachers.