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1 Lecture Course for '08-'09; dates definitely announced, strong numbers prevail; tickets on sale Lecture course schedule comes out. Performers include; Colonel Lochwitzky, Redpath Grand Quartet, Hon. Henry Watterson, Dr. S. H. Clark, Maud Powell, E. H. Baynes, Father L. J. Vaughan, and Dr. Frank H. Gunsaulus.
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2 Untitled Debate preliminaries begin between societies to decide who battles Ames.
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3 Major Lacey's address; forcibly outlines by professor in an interview, student attention fastened closely Major Lacey gives a speech to the Normal that touched everyone.
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4 Daughter of 19th Iowa; Mrs. Walker invited to address reunion of regiment Mrs. Walker to give a speech at the regiment's reunion in honor of her father, Colonel Samuel McFarland, who died in battle..
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5 Official Drake University drops Dean of Women; Albert Loughridge to come to Iowa; lecture by Wilber Bender on European experience; fall graduation candidates.
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6 Normal board makes report Adopted biennial report; includes requests for appropriations from General Assembly.
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7 Debaters of past days Composite photo of debaters; photo.
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8 Debating League meets; Upper Iowa is balancing chip on her shoulders Elects officers; considering debate question.
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9 Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Professor Bender outlines advantages of travel.
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10 Athletics; cross country club Steps taken to add a men's team to Normal's organizations.
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11 Football Continuing efforts to sell all seven hundred season tickets.
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12 Society; Alpha; Newman Catholic association Alphas receive new members; Newman group meets new members.
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13 Bertha Stiles Returned to Columbia University.
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14 Blanche Mathes Married Paul Dresser.
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15 D. D. Schneider Married Caroline Schmalle.
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16 Edith Cross Married Mr. Howard.
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17 Ida Fesenbeck Probably in Egypt; will go to Germany.
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18 Josephine Forest Will teach in Illinois.
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19 L. Edna Wells Will teach in Lewis.
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20 Neil C. Bardsley Married Cora Brandt; R. G. Barnett married Florence Cady.
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21 Normal alumni at Perry Several Normalites are teaching at Perry.
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22 T. Jay Colegrove Married Alma Reichert.
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23 Wilber H. Bender Returned from trip to Europe.
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24 Agnes Williams Has been ill.
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25 Frank Sucher Will study music at Oberlin.
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26 George Kramer Went back to Springfield YMCA.
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27 Kenneth Colegrove Will enter University of Iowa.
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28 Miss Beebe Visited Waverly.
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29 Miss Mabel McNally Visited Cedar Falls.
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30 Misses Gregg, Riggs, Hutchinson Enjoyed house party at McAlvin cottage.
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31 Misses Grimwood and Smith Visited Oelwein.
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32 Misses Neva Tabor and Katherine Morse Visited campus.
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33 Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Hersey Enjoyed dinner with friends.
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34 The secretary of the Y. W. C. A. Nan Baldwin sprained her ankle.
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35 The several churches Held annual reception for students.
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36 Cards were received Howard Porter married Ruth T. Spicer.
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37 Chas. H. Rodenbach Will marry Bessie I. Hackett.
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38 During the past week Many are heading to other colleges to study.
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39 Julian H. Gist Will teach in Nebraska.
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40 Miss Anna R. Wild Will visit Colorado.
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41 Miss Blanche McIntosh Will teach in Fairfield.
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42 Miss Julia Piersol Will teach at Illinois Women's College.
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43 Misses Esther Seerley, Zoe Britton, and Jesse Walters Visited Cedar Falls.
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44 Rev. Earl Roadman Will study at Upper Iowa University.
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45 O Joy!
Scroggie--C. R. 		Would rather see a smile than a frown.