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1	Untitled	Truth told about rumors of Normal headquarters being moved to Waterloo.

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2	Normal's name changed; henceforth to be known as, "Iowa State Teacher's College"; name consistent with school's work	Legislation introduced in General Assembly to change school name; University of Iowa and Iowa State University allowed to participate in Carnegie retirement plan.

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3	Seniors busy on book; "Old Gold, '09" is being put together by class--to be elaborate annual	Will include sixteen color pages in special binding.

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4	Advocated single board of regents; Senator W. P. Whipple will introduce bill	Bill calls for single board of nine members to govern all three Iowa public institutions of higher learning.


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5	Baynes' animal talk; "bird man" tells of his experiences with dumb brutes--interesting lectures	Ernest Harold Baynes talks about his life with wild animals.

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6	Athletic Board meets; body of sports directors in session, Thursday--track meet and football plans made	Football approved for next fall; planning for invitational track meet in May.


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7	Clios banquet Orios; annual Clio-Orio feast held Saturday evening--most enjoyable function	Enjoyed informal reception and banquet.

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8	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Part sixteen of column.

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9	Society; Chresto	Chrestos enjoy program and dinner with international theme.

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10	Bertha Blanche Magoon	Studying at Drake University.


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11	Bess Andrews	Now living in Washington State.


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12	Chas. E. Stinson	Serving as Methodist Episcopal pastor in North Dakota.


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13	Clara J. Seller	Will resume work in Colorado in fall.


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14	George Cleveland	Working as railroad telegrapher.


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15	Here is another one	Otis Randall doing well in Idaho; Charles Henry is doing well there as well.


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16	Jean McKellar	Received bachelor's degree from University of Iowa and master's degree from University of Chicago.


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17	Jennie Hughey	Lives in Shenandoah.


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18	Mary Bechly	Principal at Clarkston.


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19	Mary Brannan	County superintendent in Idaho.


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20	Minnie Willits	Teaching in Rock Rapids.


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21	Miss Luella Rigby	Serving as missionary in Burma.


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22	Myrtle E. Gaffin	Teaching in West Liberty.


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23	Olive Orton	Recently received master's degree from University of Chicago.

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24	A. O. Wydell	Studying at University of Iowa; Albert Graham is there, too.


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25	Charles F. Johnson	YMCA secretary in Pennsylvania.


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26	Chloris Anderson	Studying at Washington State University.


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27	E. E. Watson	Teaching at Washington State College.


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28	Grace O. Furrow	Studying at Oberlin Conservatory.


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29	Miss Maude Gilchrist	Now Dean of Women at Michigan Agricultural College.


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30	Myrtle A. Boardman	Married Charles F. Johnson.


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31	Nellie Schmid	Working in California bank.


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32	The following	Charles B. Stein (now known as Karl Buren Stein) and his wife are doing well in the music field.

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33	Dr. Snowden	Conducted funeral of Mrs. Karl Geiser.


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34	Material for the library	Material beginning to arrive for the construction of the new Library; will include over a million bricks; hope to start work in March.


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35	Miss Alvina Jennings	Recovering from spinal meningitis.


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36	The following members	Board of Trustees met; legislative visiting committee also here.


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37	The Grand Army	GAR will attend celebration of Lincoln's birthday.


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38	The lecture	Professor Bender delivered a lecture on his travels in Germany.

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39	A class of over one hundred	Took uniform county examination.


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40	John Barnes	Recovering from rheumatism.


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41	Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Page	Learned that their nephew, Leslie Chapman, was promoted to rank of captain.


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42	Raymond B. Leland	Now home due to father's illness.


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43	Sioux City, Ia.	Frank Hamilton's amateur athletic standing is still under consideration.

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44	Coming events


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45	Horace Patton and Jake Fetters	Stayed in Cedar Falls.


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46	Miss Grace DuBois	Visited Cedar Falls.


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47	The Newman Catholic Association	Gave reception.


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48	The two basketball teams	Marshalltown boys' and girls' teams come to Cedar Falls to play.