Issue Contents

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1	Teachers' salaries	Cost of living increasing, but not teacher salaries.

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2	Cost of living	Jobs available to college students in Cedar Falls are few; about forty per cent of ISTC students earn all or part of their college expenses..


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3	More about he annual	Old Gold will contain special section about alumni.

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4	Official Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	News on simplified spelling.

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5	Alumni Association meets; Teachers College club at Chicago holds its first annual banquet	About sixty-five attended.

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6	Students are economical; cost of living report shows average expenses to be very low; are self-supporting	Total cost of living is $79.45 per term; up twenty per cent from eight years ago; eighteen per cent earn enough to cover all costs; twenty-two per cent earn at least half of their expenses.


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7	War is declared; would-be graduates of 1910 are challenged to mighty battle by professors	Seniors challenge faculty to baseball game.

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8	Piano recital enjoyed; Miss Glee Maeck entertains good sized audience in auditorium Friday evening	A review of piano recital given by Glee Maeck.

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9	Association notes	Roger Leavitt spoke on missionary work; new members join YWCA.


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10	Domestic science teachers to meet	Iowa association will hold conference on ISTC campus.


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

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12	In the Senior meeting	Karl Knoepfler nominated as class orator.


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13	Miss Fay Goodwin	Was called home due to family illness.


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14	Miss Mary Hickle	Spent Thursday with Ethel Amick.


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15	Miss Mildred Sykes	Spent her vacation with her sister.


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16	President MacLain	Visited here.


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17	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Addressed a Teachers Association in Ottumwa.


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18	Under the direction	Robert Fullerton directed a concert in Rockford.


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19	Warren Proctor	Visited family and friends on the Hill.


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20	We are glad to report	Professor Dick has recovered from his illness.

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21	Among the Iowa City students	Roster of those vacationing at their family homes.


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22	At a meeting	Officers were elected for the Physical Education Association.


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23	Cleo Standley	Visited his sister, Ethel.


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24	Last week	Professor Samson gave two speeches.


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25	Messrs. Ed Smith	Visited the school.


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26	Messrs. G. Rehder and C. Walters	Visited friends on the Hill.


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27	Mildred Waite	Spent Friday on the Hill with friends.


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28	Miss Blanche Crouse	Spent time visiting friends and family on the Hill.


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29	Miss Elsa Mix	Is vacationing at her family home.


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30	Miss Evelyn Wilson	Has returned home because of illness.


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31	Miss Geraldine Shontz	Visited friends.


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32	Miss Leta Whitten	Visited the school last Wednesday.


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33	Miss Marguerite Nesbit	Visited friends on the Hill.


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34	Miss Mary McDonald	Visited friends on the Hill.


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35	Miss Ruth Tyrrell	Visited her sister.


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36	Misses Riggs and Rice	Will be attending a meeting in Chicago.


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37	Mrs. Houghton and daughter	Visited Professor Cable.


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38	Prof. Arey	Attended a zoological meeting.


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39	The Misses Edna Chamberlin	Spent last week with Clara Miller.


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40	The Misses Helen Boardman and Edna O'Gline	Visited the Hill last Wednesday.


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41	There is no better way	Encourages students to purchase an annual.

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42	C. J. Schmitt	Was home on Sunday.


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43	Frank and Ethel Mathews	Spent their vacation at the Mathews home.


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44	In the anniversary number	Irma Keene and Alma Cutler received recognition.


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45	Last Friday evening	Professor and Mrs. G. W. Newton entertained friends.


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46	Messrs. Hager and Houstman	Had a short visit to Ames.


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47	Miss Ella Bennett	Visited friends on the Hill.


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48	Miss Grace Whitley	Visited Myra Call on her way to Iowa City.


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49	Miss Hatcher	Spoke before the Primary Teachers roundtable.


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50	Miss Jennie Dennis	Spent Sunday on the Hill.


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51	Miss Justena Otting	Spent Sunday with her sisters.


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52	Miss Kittie Murphy	Spent the weekend with her brother and sister.


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53	Miss Martin	Was a judge in a declamatory contest.


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54	Miss Myra Gault	Visited her sister.


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55	Miss Townsend	Is preparing for the meeting of the domestic science association.


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56	Mrs. Mary Schmitt	Visited family in Grundy Center.


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57	Prof. and Mrs. E. K. Chapman	Will resume work in the summer session.


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58	Prof. C. P. Colegrove	Has been giving speeches and will continue to do so.


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59	The Y. W. C. A.	Entertained the women with tea.

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60	Annual run occurs; Frisby takes annual cross country run in good time; Maiden, second; Leavitt, third	Twelve of twenty starters finished race; description of the three mile course.


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61	Society baseball planned; three men's societies will battle for baseball championship; practice begun	Philos, Aristos, and Orios will participate in this year's championship.

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62	H. T. Ports	Is superintendent at Coon Rapids.


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63	Miss Laura Bowman	Will be part of a suffragist convention in Washington, D. C.


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64	Miss Lily Bird	Is having eye trouble, but her sister Edith is still teaching.


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65	Miss Zoa Mason	Will be moving to South Dakota.


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66	Mr. C. L. Hawk	Is teaching in Oskaloosa.


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67	Mrs. Ora K. Sabin	Had an operation for appendicitis.


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68	One of the Marshalltown papers	Minnie Ashbrook died in a railroad accident.


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69	To the Alumni	Subscriptions for the annual need to be completed now.


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70	We are indebted	Elsie Ottosen will enroll at the State University.

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71	Miss Rice	Nellie Eastman married R. O. Bass.


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72	One of the Boone papers	Hallie Hull married Walter Paine.