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| Editorial | Editorial states that if students want to change the name of the newspaper they need to submit their recommendations soon; progress made during football season, regardless of their record. |
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| Official Notes | Roster of those who received degrees on November 22, 1910; George Muhleman joins chemistry faculty to replace Professor Page for winter term. | |
| Relations of the State Board of Health to the public school system; paper presented to the Iowa State Teachers Association, Des Moines, Iowa | A paper written by James Trewin presented to the Iowa State Teachers Association. |
Page 201
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| Athletic Notes; Carl Frye is chosen football captain for 1911. | Carl Frye will be the 1911 football captain; photo. |
Page 202
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| St. Joseph's College defeats I. S. T. C.; scrubs defeat East Waterloo High School. | St. Joseph College wins, 17-6. | |
| St. Joseph's college defeats I. S. T. C. | In the last game of the season, I. S. T. C. lost, 17-6. |
Page 203
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| Cross country run is won by Wm. Schleuter; Begeman and Mitchell follow in order named | William Schleuter sets school record. | |
| Annual hockey game is won by team captain by Partington | Wins, 1-0. | |
| Football team entertained | The football team was entertained by a play at the Cotton Theater. |
Page 204
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| Y. W. C. A. notes | Enjoyed at home program. |
Page 205
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| Large basketball squad prospect good | There are thirty members on the basketball squad. |
Page 206
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| Rev. W. A. Sunday at college; talks on character building | The Reverend William Sunday spoke to I. S. T. C. on character building; outline of his remarks. |
Page 207
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| Welch Singers coming | The Welch Choir will perform as part of the lecture course. | |
| A large crowd hears Mrs. Lake | Lenora Lake of St. Louis spoke as part of the lecture course. | |
| Want to knows | Gossip about students and faculty. | |
| Notice | Encourages Normal Eyte subscribers to pay their subscription fee if they have not yet done so. |
Page 208
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| Bible Study Department of the Y. M and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove | Lesson XIII. The making of a nation (part one) |
Page 209
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| Miss Grace Hollister | Left for Nashville, Tennessee; will spend the winter months in the South. | |
| Miss Lillian Lambert | Spent Thanksgiving in Chicago. | |
| Miss Myra E. Call | Returned to class at the beginning of this term. | |
| The Alpha Beta Gamma girls | Gave a farewell dinner party in honor of Avis Smith. | |
| The Kappa Theta Psi | Gave a farewell dinner party for Grace Du Bois and Margery Graham. | |
| Messrs. Walter Bender, Karl Knoepfler and Robert Dick | Spent Thanksgiving on College Hill. | |
| On Friday morning | The Reverend William Sunday gave a lecture on the building of character. | |
| On Thanksgiving evening | Marion Walker entertained by two hundred students. |
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| Miss Faye Newcombe | Spent several days visiting her sister on College Hill. | |
| Miss Alice Dickson | Traveled during the fall term; returned to take up work during the winter term. | |
| Mr. John Dee | Visited his mother on the Hill. |
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| The advent of a Political Science Lyceum | A Political Science Club was established by Professor Meyerholz. |
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| Dry Run--Lovers' Lane | Dry Run Creek; photo. |
