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1	Editorial	Speaker Nathaniel Butler believes teachers must have a religious attitude.


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2	Official Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	State and national educational news.

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3	New plan of society work; more voluntary system adopted; account of faculty action on February 14, 1910	Text of faculty rules governing participation in literary society work.

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4	Mrs. McCoy delights hearers; popular reader pleases audience in interpretation of "What Every Woman Knows"	Speaker presented impersonations.


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5	Regulations concerning social functions and the recognized college organizations	Faculty continues its strong disapproval of social dancing.

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6	Next year's staff chosen; Normal Eyte for 1910-1911 will be controlled by Davis, Shillinglaw and Miss Wright	Glenn Davis will be editor; Lee Shillinglaw will be business manager; Ruth Wright will be local editor.


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7	Philos make clean sweep; secure six points in Triangular Debate; Orios take three points	Recap of the debates.

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8	Calvin to lecture	Professor Calvin of the University of Iowa will speak on extinct mammals of Iowa.


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9	Glee Club concert; Minnesingers will give annual concert on Friday evening, March 4th	Minnesingers continues to be popular; will make spring tour of five towns.

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10	Dr. Butler at chapel; Chicago professor gives qualifications of the successful teacher	Nathaniel Butler of the University of Chicago spoke on chief qualifications of a successful teacher.


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11	State schools discussed; Iowa newspapers are filled with reports of mismanagement at Ames and Iowa City	ISTC has been spared substantial criticism.

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12	Benefit concert soon; Kathryn Roberts Concert company will appear under auspices of Y. M. C. A.	Performance program.


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13	Studies in Organization and Teaching; XVI, need of adjustment Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Ideas for future teachers.

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14	Anna Kittelsby	Will be a bookkeeper in North Dakota.


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15	Bernice Allen	Fractured her knee.


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16	Dr. Seerley	Addressed the Mahaska County Teachers Convention.


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17	E. E. Maxson	Is planting trees in Houston, Texas.


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18	Gertrude Glancy	Broke her leg.


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19	Last Tuesday	Molly Feil learned of the death of her father.


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20	Lillian Nelson	Returned home following a family death.


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21	Miss Belle Long	Is here to take care of her sister.


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22	Miss Childs	Visited her cousin in Mason City.


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23	Miss Clara Cavanaugh	Was absent from class because of illness.


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24	Miss Florence E. Ward	Will attend a meeting of the National Kindergarten Association.


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25	Misses Alice and Caroline Cole	Were called home because of a family death.


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26	Misses Elsie and Iva Mix	Spent the weekend on the Hill with their parents.


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27	Mr. Frank Silver	Is recovering from pneumonia.


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28	Mr. Roger Fitz	Visited friends on the Hill.


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29	Mrs. C. H. Hansen	Was called home for a family illness.


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30	Mrs. Cole	Is no longer in the hospital.


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31	Mrs. G. T. Long	Spent a day with her daughter.


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32	Mrs. J. E. Allison	Has returned home after visiting her daughter.


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33	On Tuesday evening	A German production will take place in the Old Chapel.


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34	The faculty and students	Lillian Bruce has quit work because of poor health.

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35	Arthur J. Calderwood	Visited friends on the Hill.


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36	Bennett Putman	Visited a friend in Waterloo.


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37	Cards are out	Harry Merrill will marry Clara Hesse.


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38	Carl Hollenbeck	Visited friends on the Hill.


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39	Genevieve Edwards	Was in Waverly with Gertrude Tyrrell.


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40	Gertrude Heddens	Is visiting her sister.


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41	H. B. Ley and J. S. Waud	Spent time at the Ley residence.


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42	Hazel Alexander	Visiting Anna Marcue.


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43	Last evening	Marion Walker entertained the DAR chapter.


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44	Leon Woodward	Visited his home in Mason City.


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45	Lillian Roadman	Spent Friday with Anna Marcue.


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46	Miss Amy Case	Visited friends on the Hill.


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47	Miss Bessie Nelson	Spent a day on the Hill with friends.


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48	Miss Edna Palmer	Visited the Hill.


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49	Miss Eva Easter	Is visiting friends on the Hill.


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50	Miss Grace Strain	Spent the weekend at home.


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51	Miss Hazel Lewis	Has accepted a position in a rural school.


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52	Miss Helen Craft	Is recovering from an illness.


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53	Miss Vera Lee	Is in the hospital.


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54	Miss Vivian Turner	Is ill.


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55	Mr. McGeeney	Visited his parents in Charles City.


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56	Mrs. Walker	Gave a speech to the senior women.


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57	Next Friday evening	High school debate will take place.


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58	R. S. Miner	Spent Saturday with Professor Cummins.


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59	Some of the Waterloo and Cedar Falls girls	Hosted a lunch.


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60	Students and faculty	Enjoyed a melodrama by Edward Thompson.


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61	Ward McGavern	Visited friends on the Hill.

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62	Clios banqueted by Orios; members of two societies meet in annual banquet; many witty toasts given	Program for the banquet and entertainment.


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63	Neotrophian notes	Program for literary presentation.


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64	The following note	Margaret Bowes was in an accident.

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65	Cornell five trounced; Teachers win by big margin; visitors held to three baskets in rough game	Teachers defeat Cornell in basketball, 22-10.

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66	Physical training exhibition; annual display of regular class work in women's department will be made	Lengthy program for the women's exhibition.

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67	Eulalians win close game; victors forge ahead in last half in game with Delphians; team work good	Eulalians defeat Delphians in basketball, 11-10.

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68	A letter which will interest all alumni	Josephine Bunce is living in the Philippines where her husband is stationed.


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69	Among the members	Raymond B. Leland is a member of the State Historical Society.


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70	Dr. John C. Parish	Is publishing a paper and gathering information for another.


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71	Jessie Lodge	Is working in Red Lodge, Montana.


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72	Kenneth W. Colegrove	Is enrolled at the University of Iowa.

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73	Bess Ballantyne	Is enrolled at the State University.


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74	C. J. Oleson	Is a preacher in Deansboro, New York.


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75	E. D. Hoagland	Is planning to attend the State College of Washington.


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76	E. J. Feuling	Is superintendent in Chickasaw County.


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77	Emma H. Hansel	Is a student at the University of Iowa along with Helen Williams.


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78	Lew McDonald	Was seen in Cedar Falls.


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79	Orpha Farley	Has a position in Oelwein.


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80	The following from Daisy D. Wood	Describes violent and disturbing situation in Calcutta.


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81	W. L. Maulsby	Is enrolled at Cornell College.