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1	Editorial	Editorial complains about the financing of athletics solely by gate receipts; proposes fee system that might extend to Lecture Course.

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2	Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	Professor Call will resume work in the winter term; Professor Begeman will have charge of both chemistry and physics.


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3	The rooting	Editorial commends the students for their excellent support for the school in the past week.

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4	Miss Luella Mangold	Left school to take business course.

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5	I. S. T. C. wins and loses; Farmers and Teachers each win on the home floor; however, I. S. T. C. score four points to Ames' two.	Provides the details of the recent debate with Ames; photo.


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6	Professor John Barnes; coach of I. S. T. C. debating teams	John Barnes; photo.

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7	Athletic Notes; Grinnell wins by score of 24 to 6; Sherman stars for the visitors; Frye and Anderson are starts for the Teachers	I. S. T. C. lost, 24-6, to Grinnell College; account of the game.

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8	The debate at Ames	Provides details on the debate with Ames.

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9	C. E. Locke	Boosting for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915.


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10	Mabel Gabrielson	In charge of English in the high school at Cambridge, Illinois.


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11	Miss Elsie Morrice	Teaching in Brookins, South Dakota.


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12	Mrs. Fred Wright	Planning to teach in New Mexico


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13	Mrs. Maud Long Steele	Returning to teaching after a seven year absence; will teach in Montana.


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14	R. W. Scott	Plans to attend Stanford University or the California University.

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15	A. L. Mathews	Principal of the high school at Ft. Madison, Iowa.


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16	A. V. Graeber	In charge of the schools in Merrill, Iowa; married to Elnora Ringgenberg.


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17	Agnes Emerson	Teaching in Algona, Iowa.


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18	Anna Kolb	Principal of high school at Waukon, Iowa.


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19	Bessie Buchanan	Taking charge of a ward in Washington, Iowa.


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20	C. J. Schmitt	In charge of the schools in Oakland.


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21	Carrie L. Neidy	Supervising drawing in the Waterloo schools.


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22	Charles Simmers	Student at the University of Wisconsin; Mrs. Simmers, the former Anna Walker, is also a student there.


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23	E. C. Wissler	Superintendent for Prairie City, Iowa; married to Lena Kenyon.


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24	E. J. Feuling	Is a county superintendent.


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25	Earle Smith	Teaches in Whitting, Iowa.


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26	Edith Fletcher	Teaching at North Des Moines High School.


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27	Ernest Walker	Superintendent of schools in Sloan, Iowa.


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28	Ethel Standley	Primary teacher at Boone, Iowa.


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29	Ethelyn Dewey	Ward principal in Boone, Iowa.


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30	G. W. Weber	Superintendent of the schools of Columbus Junction, Iowa.


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31	Grace Aitchison	Is principal of Gladbrook High School.


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32	Hortense Meier	Teaching in Clarksville.


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33	J. P. Johnson	Principal at Dumont, Iowa.


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34	Mabel A. Paull	Teaches in Sigourney, Iowa.


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35	Mary E. Riley	Superintendent of Clay County, Iowa.


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36	Muriel Draper	Supervisor of music and penmanship at Maquoketa, Iowa.


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37	Robert Dick	Science teacher in Ft. Madison.


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38	T. H. Stuart	Is in charge of mathematics at North Des Moines high school; his brother T. B. Stuart is superintendent of Bellevue schools.


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39	T. T. Cranny	Principal of the Liscomb schools.


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40	W. A. Ottilie	Teaches at Goldfield, Iowa.

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41	Charles Roadman	Superintendent of schools in Humboldt, Iowa.


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42	Edith J. Bailey	Teaching in Ft. Dodge, Iowa.


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43	Effie S. Madson	Teaching in Avoca, Iowa.


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44	Eva Williams	Principal at Mt. Pleasant, where she also teaches history and English.


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45	First number in lecture course; great musical will open 1910-1911 lecture session	Giuseppe Campanari will perform.


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46	Hortense Meier	Teaches Latin and German at Clarksville High School where Will Hoyman is superintendent and Myrta Hauger is teaching mathematics and science.


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47	Maud Bozarth	Teaching in Ft. Dodge, Iowa.


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48	Mrs. Minnie Babcock	Principal of the high school in Humboldt, Iowa; vice-president of the State Teachers Association.


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49	Rollo M. Newcomb	Teaches in Bonaparte, Iowa.

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50	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty)	Lesson XII. Joseph, the type of Jesus.


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51	Teacher--"Rueben, you must take this lesson over again"

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52	Miss McLeod	Confined to her room on account of illness.


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53	Mrs. Ben Katz	Spent time with her daughter Helen.


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54	Neotrophians entertain	News on the Neotrophian gathering; description of decorations.

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55	Miss Clara Macham	Spent time at her home in Waverly, Iowa.


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56	Miss Wisner of Waterloo	Visited Miss Edna Like.


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57	Misses Nora Moscrip and Marie Hoye	Spent time in Cedar Rapids at the home of Nora Moscrip.


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58	Mr. R. A. Shillinglaw	Visited the Shillinglaw home on College Hill.


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59	Mr. R. S. Grossman	Spent time on College Hill.

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60	Last Wednesday morning	G. W. Samson gave a report of the Teachers Association.


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61	Mrs. (Eva Donahue Hollister) Robinson	Visited her daughter Maud.


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62	On Friday morning	Most of chapel time was devoted to the practice of songs and yells.


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63	Thursday at 12 o'clock	Domestic Science students attended a lecture.

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64	This fall	Women students from South Dakota organized a club and elected officers.