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1	Official: the visit of the veterans	Members of 3rd Iowa Infantry visit campus; Margaret Baker lecturing in Chicago; new lockers will be added to Gymnasium; NCA has new room; Nan Baldwin is secretary of YWCA; masonry work under way at President's House; Trustees file biennial report.


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2	Untitled	Preliminaries for annual oratorical contest set.

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3	The Ames preliminary; Philos place three men; three Orios complete the team; close try-out	Detailed account of the contest

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4	Prof. Bender speaks; talks to a large audience about his European trip of last summer	Professor Bender spoke on the places that he visited.


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5	Taft lauds teachers; presidential candidate express greatest respect for moulders of character	Text of remarks made by Vice President Taft during a visit to Cedar Falls.

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6	The Masque of Comus; Donald Robertson's company present's classic at the Waterloo	Professor Gist made special arrangements for students and faculty to see the production.

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7	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Professor Bender continues his essay on the benefits of travel.

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8	Athletics; football	Schedule being arranged; the potential benefits of being able to coach football; Russell Glasener injured.

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9	Albert Meyer	Studying medicine at University of Kentucky; Red Hamilton was roommate.


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10	Floe Correll	Studying at University of Iowa.


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11	Mabel Christian	Teaching at Peru, Nebraska.


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12	Rolla Patterson	Working as statistician for city of New York.

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13	Blanche Ayers	Teaching at Boone.


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14	C. A. Fullerton	Professor and Mrs. Charles Fullerton are in Europe.


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15	Charles Ames	Will study at University of Michigan.


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16	E. B. Gowin	Will study at University of Wisconsin with two other Normalites.


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17	Elsie Ottosen	Now in Fort Dodge.


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18	Erma Robertson	Teaching in Creston.


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19	Ernest Wissler	Superintendent at Prairie City.


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20	Helen Lewis	Teaching in Oelwein.


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21	Julia Jennings	Teaching in Waterloo; Clara Rundlett is there, too.


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22	Leo Ranney	Will study at Northwestern University.


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23	Mae Cresswell	Substituting for Ida Fesenbeck in Training School.


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24	May Gonzales	Teaching in Louisiana.


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25	Miss Luse	Substituting for Ida Fesenbeck in the Training School; will soon receive master's degree.


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26	Orpha Farley	Teaching at Slater.


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27	Ruth Ballou	Teaching in Waverly.


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28	Stella McCormick	Teaching in Seattle.


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29	The making of a teacher	Professor Colegrove promotes his new book.

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30	Society	News from the literary societies; getting a new year started.

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31	Anetta Daylin	Called home; will not return to school.


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32	Beulah Kiefer	Teaching in Waverly.


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33	Coy Blair and "Doc" Cutler	Studying at University of Iowa.


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34	Edward and Merner Noble	Studying at University of Michigan.


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35	Mary McDonald and Grace DuBois	Visited friends.


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36	Miss Edna Thatcher	Visited friends.


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37	Miss Flossie Prideaux	Visited Winthrop.


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38	Miss Helen Seerley	Visited Springfield, Massachusetts.


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39	Miss Inez Boies and Mary E. Henderson	Visited Independence.


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40	Miss Jennie Sheehan	Visited Galena, Illinois.


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41	Miss Marion Chapman	Will study in Nashville, Tennessee.


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42	Miss Matie Blackburn	Has been ill.


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43	Miss Minnie Bush	Teaching near Hudson.


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44	Miss Ora Haan	Left school due to illness.


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45	Prof. Frampton	Played organ at Congregational Church.


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46	Prof. Ira S. Condit's Sunday school	Enjoyed picnic at Cedar Heights.


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47	Prof. W. Bender	Spoke on European travels.

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48	In an open field tackle	Russell Glasener injured in football practice.


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49	Miss Laura Flagler	Entertained by friends.


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50	Mrs. W. A. Dinwiddie	Now in Seattle; has been in the Philippine Islands and on Pacific Coast.


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51	On last Friday evening	Mary Townsend entertained her domestic science students.


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52	Pressed meats served	Several students suffered from ptomaine poisoning.


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53	Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Hersey	Entertained friends.


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54	The past week	Many women are undergoing hazing by the sororities and literary societies.


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55	The senior domestic science girls	Gave a picnic.

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56	Saturday morning	Presidential candidate William Howard Taft spoke in Cedar Falls.


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57	The following from Mason City Times-Herald	Mrs. Fred Cram injured in gas explosion.

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58	From our exchanges	News from other Iowa colleges.