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1 Around the diamond; baseball experts busy on the turf--outdoor practices active--captain elected Players prepare field and team for spring season; photo.
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2 New teacher's college; State Normal's name finally changed altogether--original proposition passes Senate New name will be Iowa State Teachers College.
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3 Clios take game; Zetas lose by slight score of two points--Eulalians and Clios Game scores for last week's play; only one more game in the intersociety championship to go.
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4 Renewal of certificates; new regulations regarding teacher's certificates All certificates, except third grade and provisional, are automatically renewable; rules for special cases.
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5 Accredited colleges
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) 		President Seerley writes of the actions at the North Central meeting in Chicago.
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6 Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Part twenty-three in column.
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7 "Ben-Hur"; Klaw and Erlanger's new ad greater to be staged in Des Moines, Iowa, April 15, 16 and 17
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8 Society; Neo, Philos, Eulalian Neos presented Ladies Home Journal program; Philos set course for new term; Eulalians celebrate with banquet.
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9 Des Moines Committee finds no fault with using millage tax money for construction of President's House.
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10 J. R. Hoats Left for surveying work in the Dakotas.
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11 Miss Jeanette Carpenter Entertained friends.
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12 Misses Bessie Chase, Louise Bingley, . . . . Many Normalites are spending their spring vacations in Cedar Falls.
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13 Charles Mantle Teaching at George.
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14 Coach C. B. Simmons Was sick.
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15 Edward Coe Went to Williams.
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16 Eugene Feuling Visited campus.
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17 Fred Rausch of Osage Visited Cedar Falls.
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18 Grace DuBois, Jennie Daubenberger, and Vera DuBois Visited Cedar Falls.
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19 Joe Wright Returned to Chicago.
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20 Nellie Dority and Jessie Cunning Visited Cedar Falls.
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21 Pres. and Mrs. H. H. Seerley Will go to New York City for simplified spelling meeting.
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22 Prof. C. P. Colegrove Went to meeting in Chicago.
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23 Prof. W. H. Bender Addressed meeting in Sibley.
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24 Professor R. W. Getchell Will join ISNS faculty.
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25 Supt. F. E. Teller Hired four teachers from senior class.
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26 Supt. Riggs Named Albert Loughridge as state college inspector.
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27 The Record congratulates Supt. D. M. Kelly Superintendent in Webster City.
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28 W. H. Harwood Will serve on Board of Trustees until new unified board takes charge.
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29 Prof. Fred Cram Visited campus with friends.
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30 Dr. F. C. Sage Elected to East Waterloo Independent School Board.