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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..
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.
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.
10 Domestic science teachers to meet Iowa association will hold conference on ISTC campus.
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.
13 Miss Fay Goodwin Was called home due to family illness.
14 Miss Mary Hickle Spent Thursday with Ethel Amick.
15 Miss Mildred Sykes Spent her vacation with her sister.
16 President MacLain Visited here.
17 Prof. C. A. Fullerton Addressed a Teachers Association in Ottumwa.
18 Under the direction Robert Fullerton directed a concert in Rockford.
19 Warren Proctor Visited family and friends on the Hill.
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.
22 At a meeting Officers were elected for the Physical Education Association.
23 Cleo Standley Visited his sister, Ethel.
24 Last week Professor Samson gave two speeches.
25 Messrs. Ed Smith Visited the school.
26 Messrs. G. Rehder and C. Walters Visited friends on the Hill.
27 Mildred Waite Spent Friday on the Hill with friends.
28 Miss Blanche Crouse Spent time visiting friends and family on the Hill.
29 Miss Elsa Mix Is vacationing at her family home.
30 Miss Evelyn Wilson Has returned home because of illness.
31 Miss Geraldine Shontz Visited friends.
32 Miss Leta Whitten Visited the school last Wednesday.
33 Miss Marguerite Nesbit Visited friends on the Hill.
34 Miss Mary McDonald Visited friends on the Hill.
35 Miss Ruth Tyrrell Visited her sister.
36 Misses Riggs and Rice Will be attending a meeting in Chicago.
37 Mrs. Houghton and daughter Visited Professor Cable.
38 Prof. Arey Attended a zoological meeting.
39 The Misses Edna Chamberlin Spent last week with Clara Miller.
40 The Misses Helen Boardman and Edna O'Gline Visited the Hill last Wednesday.
41 There is no better way Encourages students to purchase an annual.
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42 C. J. Schmitt Was home on Sunday.
43 Frank and Ethel Mathews Spent their vacation at the Mathews home.
44 In the anniversary number Irma Keene and Alma Cutler received recognition.
45 Last Friday evening Professor and Mrs. G. W. Newton entertained friends.
46 Messrs. Hager and Houstman Had a short visit to Ames.
47 Miss Ella Bennett Visited friends on the Hill.
48 Miss Grace Whitley Visited Myra Call on her way to Iowa City.
49 Miss Hatcher Spoke before the Primary Teachers roundtable.
50 Miss Jennie Dennis Spent Sunday on the Hill.
51 Miss Justena Otting Spent Sunday with her sisters.
52 Miss Kittie Murphy Spent the weekend with her brother and sister.
53 Miss Martin Was a judge in a declamatory contest.
54 Miss Myra Gault Visited her sister.
55 Miss Townsend Is preparing for the meeting of the domestic science association.
56 Mrs. Mary Schmitt Visited family in Grundy Center.
57 Prof. and Mrs. E. K. Chapman Will resume work in the summer session.
58 Prof. C. P. Colegrove Has been giving speeches and will continue to do so.
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.
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.
63 Miss Laura Bowman Will be part of a suffragist convention in Washington, D. C.
64 Miss Lily Bird Is having eye trouble, but her sister Edith is still teaching.
65 Miss Zoa Mason Will be moving to South Dakota.
66 Mr. C. L. Hawk Is teaching in Oskaloosa.
67 Mrs. Ora K. Sabin Had an operation for appendicitis.
68 One of the Marshalltown papers Minnie Ashbrook died in a railroad accident.
69 To the Alumni Subscriptions for the annual need to be completed now.
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.
72 One of the Boone papers Hallie Hull married Walter Paine.