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1	Editorial	New mail system is absurd; reduced to one delivery per day; Cedar Falls street cars performing well this winter; senior class participation lacking.

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2	Official Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	Chicago alumni group may organize; alumni attend Iowa dinner in North Dakota; membership of Board of Education standing committees.

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3	Seniors to entertain; Class of 1910 meets; committee for winter social even is appointed	Considering who will be allowed to wear caps and gowns at Commencement.

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4	Bispham pleases audience; famous baritone delights; concert occurs on Saturday evening	Review of performance by David Bispham; with performance program.

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5	Rochester delegates report; local representatives to student volunteer convention speak at Sunday evening meeting	Brief summaries of reports from the convention.

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6	The twenty-fifth anniversary celebration; American Historical and Economic Association hold meeting at New York City	Professor Parish reports on the convention in New York.

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7	Studies in Organization and Teaching Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Ideas for future teachers.

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8	Ben Larson	Was confined to his home due to illness.


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9	Charles F. Schweiker	Visited the Hill before he leaves to become a professional stenographer.


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10	Last Wednesday afternoon	Robert Fullerton gave a speech about David Bispham and his art.


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11	On Tuesday evening	Mrs. Walker spoke to the younger women.


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12	Professor G. W. Samson	Addressed the teachers of Winnebago County and the students of Waldorf College.


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13	Rev. Sanford	Addressed the Y. M. C. A.


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14	William Hoyman	Came here to hear David Bispham.

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15	Donald Mann	Sprained his ankle in the Gymnasium.


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16	Mary Louise Peebles	Is a kindergarten girl, who has diphtheria.


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17	Maud Miner	Spent Sunday with Anna Shanewise.


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18	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Gave a talk at chapel about Bispham and his program.


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19	Miss Anna Pulver	Has returned from Minnesota.


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20	Miss Childs	Gave a talk at chapel that interpreted the works of David Bispham.


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21	Miss Dowdell	Is back after an illness.


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22	Miss Elizabeth Shirk	Was surprised with a tin shower.


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23	Miss Lillian Lambert	Was called home due to the illness of her mother.


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24	Miss Maud Goslin	Visited Lillian Nelson.


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25	Miss Reade	Visited Florence Ward.


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26	Miss Susie Orbis	Is a missionary representing the Association of Grinnell College.


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27	Mrs. Dr. Cantomewine	Visited her cousin, Leone Wiswell.


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28	Secretary Emery	Was in Cedar Falls.


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29	Several of the lady members	Women faculty members were entertained at the Logan house.


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30	The Messrs. Hager and Maiden	Enjoyed a meal at Barnum Hall.


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31	The Misses Antonia and Mame Urbany	Visited with their father.


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32	The Missionary Committee	Entertained the Mission study classes.

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33	Although it is hard	There are no serious illnesses going around right now.


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34	F. E. Willard	Will take charge of schools in San Bernardino, California.


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35	Frank Markle	Spent Sunday with his brother Edward.


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36	Intersociety basketball again; women's organizations to play annual tournament of nine games	Tournament will begin next Friday.


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37	Jessie Shillinglaw	Is recovering nicely from typhoid.


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38	Many college students	Saw Henry Woodruff in a production last Saturday.


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39	Messrs. Moine and Pierce	Spent Sunday on the Hill with friends.


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40	Miss Alberta Wilson	Is still in the hospital, but is doing much better.


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41	Miss Carrie Jones	Spent Sunday on the Hill with friends.


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42	Miss Deana Merrick	Visited her sister Grace here last weekend.


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43	Miss Hazel Lewis	Was confined to her room due to illness.


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44	Miss Leah Johnson	Visited friends on Sunday.


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45	Mr. Edward Coe	Spent time with friends on the Hill.


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46	Nell Ratcliffe	Is confined in her room with tonsillitis.

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47	Athletic Board meeting; John Barnes elected track manager; football season is financial success	Financial report.


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48	Waterloo team wins game; Y. M. C. A. basketball five outplays Teachers; score 26 to 11	Game scheduled at last minute.

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49	Shearn leads team; Bennett resigns basketball captaincy; squad elects fast guard to position	Paul Bennett resigns as captain due to injuries and objections from his parents; Roy Shearn elected captain.

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50	Adalyne Artz	Is teaching in Waverly.


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51	Audrey Warn	Is teaching in Iowa Falls. In nearby Livermore, W. B. Geiter is superintendent.


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52	Belle Plaine, Iowa	Katherine Murphy is teaching there.


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53	Bertha L. Wassam	Is teaching in Long Beach, California.


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54	C. G. Ames	Is enrolled at the State University.


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55	Clara Don	Is teaching in Waverly.


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56	Daphne Shaw	Is teaching in Sioux Rapids.


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57	Elsie Klein	Is teaching in Oklahoma.


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58	Ethel C. Dunn	Has accepted a position in Aberdeen, South Dakota.


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59	Fannie Hayden	Is living near Pierre, South Dakota.


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60	G. B. Engleman	Is living in Saskatchewan, Canada.


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61	George Weber	Is working in Columbus Junction.


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62	Grace Rock	Is teaching at Williamsburg schools.


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63	Harry Moore	Is Black Hawk County superintendent.


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64	John A. Larson	Is president of Luther College in Wisconsin and is married to Emma Cook.


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65	Luella Jones	Is working in Riverside.


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66	Mabel Elder	Is teaching in Sioux Rapids.


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67	Mabel Spicker	Is teaching in Story City, as is Edith Hoffman.


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68	Marie Garwood	Is teaching in Okomulgee, Oklahoma.


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69	Maude Bell	Is teaching at East Waterloo.


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70	Maude Nelson	Is teaching at Red Oak.


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71	Mignon Dunn	Is teaching in Hull where John Ludwickson is superintendent.


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72	Ralph A. Hahn	Is enrolled at the University of Nebraska.