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1 Editorial Alumni organizations flourishing in many cities and towns.
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2 Official
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) 		May be too many extracurricular activities going on; Reading Circle halts work due to overwork; weather unpredictable; summer term bulletin nearing completion.
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3 Last chance given; students and alumni are given last opportunity to subscribe for annual Last canvass to be made.
4 Telescope is installed All parts except the lenses made in college shop by M. T. Coleman.
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5 Mathematics Club to meet Professor Wright will speak on geometry.
6 State board will meet; governing board of Teachers College plans to meet here some time in May Will be first time Board of Education has met in Cedar Falls; will look at ISTC needs, including buildings for manual arts, training school, fine arts, college hospital, power house, greenhouse, tennis courts, and athletics seating.
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7 Bulletins are out; summer term announcements are published; many faculty members will be absent A look at the contents of the summer session bulletin.
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8 Comets a popular theme; Professors Cable and Begeman give interesting talk before Science Club With approach of Halley's Comet, people are interested in comets in general.
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9 Big sale is expected; a large seat sale is expected for the annual May Music Festival Lengthy description of the Spring Music Festival program.
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10 Studies in Organization and Teaching; the large world and the changes required in the school
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Ideas for future teachers.
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11 Association notes W. M. Parsons speaks at YMCA meeting; YWCA held Geneva rally; Missionary Committee enjoyed supper.
12 Piano recital will be given Marguerite Bennett will perform.
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13 Baseball schedule corrected Baseball schedule was incorrectly printed in last week's edition.
14 Orios trounce Philos; victors take fist game of series by timely hitting; battle proves exciting Orios defeat Philos in baseball, 8-2.
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15 Clark Hemsworth Visited friends on the Hill.
16 Josephine Forrest Accepted a position in Bline, Washington.
17 Last Friday Professor Samson spoke at the Birmingham High School.
18 Last Wednesday evening Eliza Wright was surprised on her birthday.
19 Miss Biscoe Is recovering from her illness.
20 Miss Clara Cavanaugh Left for Radcliffe to see Carrie Jones.
21 Miss Clara Olsen Is in the hospital.
22 Miss Fern Bartlett Visited Lavilla Gorman.
23 Miss Kathryn Kloffenstein Visited Gladys Taylor
24 Miss Leone Wiswell Visited family and friends in Manson.
25 Miss Mary Thompson Visited her sister Ida.
26 Miss Natalie Methfessel Enrolled in the music department.
27 Miss Pleatus Burgess Was on bed rest.
28 Mr. Thomas Eldredge Visited his niece.
29 Mrs. Noble Returned from Europe and was at chapel.
30 Normal students Anna McLanahan died.
31 On April sixteenth Elizabeth Hughes addressed the Butler County teachers.
32 Owing to the cold and inclement weather A track meet had to be called off.
33 Prof. Barnes Led devotion at the chapel.
34 Sioux Leefers Visited friends on the Hill.
35 Subscribe for the annual This is the last chance.
36 Superintendent C. E. Burton Visited here looking for teachers.
37 Superintendent George A. Sawyer Was looking for a manual training teacher.
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38 A number of the faculty members Will be traveling in Europe this summer.
39 Faith Downs Spent Wednesday in Marshalltown.
40 Fire Company Number 4 Entertained friends in the Gymnasium.
41 Forest Ensign Was conducting business on the Hill.
42 Fourteen hundred Commencement announcements Were ordered.
43 Miss Ethel Sykes Spent Sunday with her sister.
44 Miss Georgia Lane Enjoyed a visit with her sister.
45 Miss Martha Rau Spent Sunday with friends.
46 Miss Sabina Stanton Visited her home in Marshalltown.
47 Mr. Chehock Was elected superintendent of schools in Clear Lake.
48 Professor E. K. Chapman Has been chosen as a member of Sigma Xi.
49 The school orator Will go to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, for the Interstate Contest.
50 Thursday evening Professor and Mrs. C. B. Simmons will entertain friends.
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51 Anna Foster Is teaching at Clarinda.
52 Caroline Hart Is teaching in Algona.
53 Clara E. Case Is teaching in Rock Rapids.
54 Clara Morris Is teaching in Mason City.
55 Elizabeth Upton Is teaching in Lima.
56 Ella Swanson Is teaching in Yankton.
57 Ellen M. Rhoad Is a student at Carnegie College.
58 Georgia Stone Is teaching in Pipestone, Minnesota.
59 Grace Lewiston Is teaching in South Dakota.
60 Hattie Wulff Is visiting Chicago, Illinois.
61 Jennie Scace Is teaching in Yankton.
62 Lottie L. Lovejoy Is teaching in Rocky Ford, Colorado.
63 Louetta Sprague Is teaching in Fort Madison.
64 Maud Anthony Will be working in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
65 May Cocklin Is teaching in Remsen.
66 Mrs. Anna May Brady Is teaching in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
68 Violet J. Bowen Is teaching in Goldfield.
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67 Nellie B. Sterrett Is working with challenged students in Seattle, Washington.
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69 Alga Evenson Is teaching in Dexter.
70 Clark W. Hirleman Is enrolled at the University of Minnesota.
71 Ilene Thorpe Is teaching in Wyoming, Iowa.
72 Minnie Siders Is teaching in Bedford.
73 The Palouse Republican Charles Henry will accept a position at the Cheney normal.