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1 In spite of the discouragements Students enjoyed the Clio open session.
2 It is to be hoped Encourages men's societies to be more active during the winter term.
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.
5 The regular contributors Some regular columns will not appear in this issue due to the Christmas holiday.
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.
12 About thirty-five students Thirty-five students applied for literary societies by taking the test.
13 At high noon Mabel Ufford and David Wilkinson were married; will live in Texas.
14 Miss Laura Falkler Had an appendectomy; will go home to Kansas City to recover until she feels well enough.
15 Nearly 1100 students Enrollment for the winter term; 250 are men.
16 The Choral Society Has one hundred seventy-five members; preparing music for the May festival.
17 The English literature classes Professor Carpenter spoke about literary places she has visited in England and Scotland.
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.
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.
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.
22 Clarence Martin Visiting the Hill.
23 In the Rockford High School H. H. Huffman is the principal and Latin teacher; Mabel Nash is teaching English and History.
24 In the September drawing contest Hazel Flagler received fourth prize in the drawing contest and Bessie Bolster received an honorable mention.
25 Martha Rau Visited Helen Pillsbury on the Hill before Christmas.
26 The children Kindergarten children enjoyed a Christmas tree on December 19.
27 The Normal Eyte receives the report Alumni gathered in Lormior and Monette over the holidays.
28 The woman's gymnasium Students show high interest in Rhythm Class, Swedish Folk Dances, Indian Clubs, and Apparatus.
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.
31 Bertha Young and Desse Wabnitz Both are staying home in Washington, Iowa, this term.
32 Beulah Taylor Staying home in Nashua for the term.
33 Blanch Switzer Teaching grade school in Shenandoah.
34 Elizabeth Lynch Teaching second primary in Tipton.
35 Florence Soth Teaching in Toledo.
36 Glen Raleigh Attending Cornell College this year.
37 Grace MacCanoughy Is at home in Wayland; will spend the winter in St. Louis.
38 J. L. Mullin Superintendent of Dakota City schools.
39 Jennie and Jessie Pollock Teaching near Sigourney.
40 Linnie Humphrey Teaching in a rural school near North English.
41 Lucy Francis Teaching in a rural school near Jesup.
42 Mabel Gould Teaching in a rural school near Nora Springs.
43 Marie Budde Staying at home in Mt. Pleasant.
44 Marion Miller Left school due to typhoid fever; will not return this term, though her health is improving.
45 Martha Roller Teaching primary grades in Monroe.
46 Mary Cavanaugh Will remain at home in Buckingham for the remainder of the year.
47 Miss Ware and Miss Younkin Teaching at Gilbert.
48 Nellie Brewster Teaching in a rural school near Sheffield.
49 Nellie Manion Teaching primary grades in Livermore.
50 Pearl Belman Staying in Marshalltown this term.
51 Rena Frye Teaching in a rural school near Winslow.
52 Ruth Carr Staying home in Lone Rock.
53 Theresa Feyereisen Teaching in a rural school near Greene.
54 Viola McGrath Staying home in Ames.
55 Violett Bush Teaching at Hicks.
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.
59 Miss Mary Townsend Spoke about the teaching of domestic science at the Farmers' Institute.
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.