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1	In spite of the discouragements	Students enjoyed the Clio open session.


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2	It is to be hoped	Encourages men's societies to be more active during the winter term.


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3	We call the attention	Encourages students to attend the Temple Male Quartet performance next Friday.

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4	J. E. Morton	Will be teaching eighth grade in Cedar Falls next term.


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5	The regular contributors	Some regular columns will not appear in this issue due to the Christmas holiday.


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6	Two candidates have announced	A. T. Barrett and Charles Schweiker have announced their candidacy for editor of the Normal Eyte next year.

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7	Athletics Simmons--Clayton Byron (Physical Education Faculty)	Athletic Board set basketball schedule for the term; ISNS defeated East Waterloo High School, 48-7.

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8	Just a word about exchanges	Responds to a critical letter by explaining how and why certain columns are included in the newspaper.

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9	The teaching of physics in normal institutes Lampman--Roy M. (Class of 1908)	R. M. Lampman believes that students have too little knowledge of physics.

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10	Miss Effie Longman	Is teaching in Sac City High School.

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11	A framed large blueprint	New library building blueprint can be seen in James Robinson's office.


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12	About thirty-five students	Thirty-five students applied for literary societies by taking the test.


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13	At high noon	Mabel Ufford and David Wilkinson were married; will live in Texas.


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14	Miss Laura Falkler	Had an appendectomy; will go home to Kansas City to recover until she feels well enough.


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15	Nearly 1100 students	Enrollment for the winter term; 250 are men.


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16	The Choral Society	Has one hundred seventy-five members; preparing music for the May festival.


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17	The English literature classes	Professor Carpenter spoke about literary places she has visited in England and Scotland.


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18	The fish pond in the green house	Taken from outdoor pond and put into greenhouse pond for winter; the pond held dog fish, bullheads, carp, suckers, pickerel, crappies, bass, clams, and mud turtles.


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19	Thursday evening Dec. 12th	Cedar Falls band gave a concert at Packard's Opera House; George Samson, Lenore Shanewise, and Herbert Sawyer assisted in the performance.


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20	Wednesday December fourth	Emma Paffendorf and F. D. Eaman were married in Chicago.

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21	About two hundred twenty-five	Number of physical examinations given before Christmas.


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22	Clarence Martin	Visiting the Hill.


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23	In the Rockford High School	H. H. Huffman is the principal and Latin teacher; Mabel Nash is teaching English and History.


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24	In the September drawing contest	Hazel Flagler received fourth prize in the drawing contest and Bessie Bolster received an honorable mention.


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25	Martha Rau	Visited Helen Pillsbury on the Hill before Christmas.


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26	The children	Kindergarten children enjoyed a Christmas tree on December 19.


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27	The Normal Eyte receives the report	Alumni gathered in Lormior and Monette over the holidays.


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28	The woman's gymnasium	Students show high interest in Rhythm Class, Swedish Folk Dances, Indian Clubs, and Apparatus.


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29	Warren Proctor and Lenore Shanewise	Gave a recital at Cresco on January third.

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30	Addie E. Malthy	Teaching in Duluth, Minnesota.


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31	Bertha Young and Desse Wabnitz	Both are staying home in Washington, Iowa, this term.


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32	Beulah Taylor	Staying home in Nashua for the term.


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33	Blanch Switzer	Teaching grade school in Shenandoah.


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34	Elizabeth Lynch	Teaching second primary in Tipton.


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35	Florence Soth	Teaching in Toledo.


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36	Glen Raleigh	Attending Cornell College this year.


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37	Grace MacCanoughy	Is at home in Wayland; will spend the winter in St. Louis.


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38	J. L. Mullin	Superintendent of Dakota City schools.


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39	Jennie and Jessie Pollock	Teaching near Sigourney.


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40	Linnie Humphrey	Teaching in a rural school near North English.


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41	Lucy Francis	Teaching in a rural school near Jesup.


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42	Mabel Gould	Teaching in a rural school near Nora Springs.


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43	Marie Budde	Staying at home in Mt. Pleasant.


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44	Marion Miller	Left school due to typhoid fever; will not return this term, though her health is improving.


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45	Martha Roller	Teaching primary grades in Monroe.


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46	Mary Cavanaugh	Will remain at home in Buckingham for the remainder of the year.


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47	Miss Ware and Miss Younkin	Teaching at Gilbert.


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48	Nellie Brewster	Teaching in a rural school near Sheffield.


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49	Nellie Manion	Teaching primary grades in Livermore.


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50	Pearl Belman	Staying in Marshalltown this term.


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51	Rena Frye	Teaching in a rural school near Winslow.


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52	Ruth Carr	Staying home in Lone Rock.


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53	Theresa Feyereisen	Teaching in a rural school near Greene.


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54	Viola McGrath	Staying home in Ames.


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55	Violett Bush	Teaching at Hicks.


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56	Vivian Booth and Bernice Hooker	Teaching in rural schools near Hampton.

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57	A northern prairie fire Abram--Walter O. (Class of 1910)	Story of a time when he helped stop a prairie fire.

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58	Clio; The romance of a Japanese Girl Robertson--Erma Levanche (Class of 1908)	Continuation of the story.


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59	Miss Mary Townsend	Spoke about the teaching of domestic science at the Farmers' Institute.


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60	The Teacher's Training Class	Elected officers; eight official members.

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61	Shakes Smith--Fannie E. (Class of 1908)	Poem about the Shakespearean Literary Society.

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62	Zeta	Describes traveling through Scotland in an automobile.

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63	A sentiment	A poem lamenting war.