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1	Miss Webster's health	Will be unable to return to school this term; Helen Katz will serve as local editor in her place.


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2	The enrollment of the first few days	New registration procedures seem to have brought more students to campus on time.


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3	The Saturday evening meetings	Debaters for preliminary contest selected; will debate expansion of federal government authority.

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4	Just before vacation Cram--Fred Danford (Education Faculty)	Fred Cram makes a humorous reply to an anonymous postcard.


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5	The students of the Normal	Urges students to take an interest in the upcoming oratorical competition.

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6	Resolutions Cram--Fred Danford (Education Faculty)	On the death of Zilpha Cooney.


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7	Triangular results	A look back at this competition among the three men's societies; scores this year were Philos 5, Aristos 3, Orios 1.

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8	Report of the Young Women's Christian Association for the year 1907-1908 Baldwin--Nan M. (Class of 1908)	Report on the administration, Geneva meeting, and committee work of the group.

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9	Official	Several important superintendent positions open; H. B. Lizer is candidate in Black Hawk County; brick and stone for first level of Library is here; General Assembly will consider construction of women's dormitories at state schools.

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10	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; XX--the sixth year Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Profiles a student in the sixth grade.

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11	Exhibition of the Department of Physical Training 1908	Men and women will give demonstration; lengthy program.

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12	Chrestomathian Society Open Session	Program for the session includes music, oratory, and a play.

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13	Speech by Neos' president Dunn--Bessie B. (Class of 1909)	Bessie Dunn's tribute to her literary society.


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14	What one alumnus has done	Account of a young woman who has worked hard to make her way in life.

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15	At an evening meeting	YWCA elected officers for next year.


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16	Carrie Ganschow	Back in school.


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17	Ernest Bloom	Has the grippe.


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18	Ethel Standley	Entertained Mrs. Fred French.


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19	From the Cedar Falls record	Edith Ehret married Delbert I. Iseminger.


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20	Miss Greene	Back in school after teaching in Geneva.


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21	Rose Iaggi	Will teach in Terill.

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22	Caroline Jennings	Enrolled in school.


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23	Elizabeth Hansen	At home in Coulter.


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24	Elsie Chantry	Back in school.


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25	Ethel Londquist	Will teach at Fairfield.


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26	G. H. Alderman	Is seriously ill.


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27	Liza Elde	Left school due to poor health.


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28	Miss Ella McLain	Not in school this term.


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29	Miss Lena Gates	Father visited.


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30	Miss Plumley	Back in school after teaching during the winter.


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31	Mr. Condit gave the address	At Bible study rally.


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32	Owing to the ill health	Harriett Ranner is home due to her mother's poor health.


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33	The lecture given Thursday	Students enjoyed lecture on Americanism by Mr. Jessup.

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34	A list of the new library books	Placed on bulletin boards monthly; new books placed on special shelf for two weeks after their arrival.


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35	Adah Shean	Left school due to poor health.


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36	Edith Hafner	Principal in West Bend.


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37	Friday afternoon	Provisional societies met and elected officers.


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38	Louise Williams	Hopes to return to school next year.


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39	Miss Bruce	Humorous look at tennis scoring.


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40	Miss Carpenter's literature students	Enjoyed talk on travels to Italy.


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41	Miss Moyer has succeeded	Mabel Moyer succeeds Eva Creswell as Training School room teacher.

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42	Clova Phelps and Rosa Haggoner	Went to school in winter; will teach in spring.


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43	Coral Sykes	Father died.


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44	Gertie Cox	Teaching this spring.


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45	Miss Belle Classen	Studying art in Minneapolis.


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46	Obituary	Zilpha Cooney died at the home of R. W. Gibson on March 10, 1908.


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47	Pearl Hayden	Enrolled in school.


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48	Ruth Carr	Enrolled again.


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49	The concert of Mar. 2	Benefit concert for Bedros Apelian went well.


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50	The exhibit at the manual training department	Showed strong work from the department.


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51	Vern Rogers	Enrolled.

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52	An artistic treat	Hortense Nielsen and her theater company will present Ibsen's "A Doll's House" in Waterloo.