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1 Editorial Editorial states that being a member of a literary society is not a good way to practice debating or oratorical skills.
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2 The modern movement in elementary and secondary mathematics; the revolt from traditional methods
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) 		Paper written by Ira Condit discusses the new movement in mathematical teaching.
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3 A letter Seeley K. Tompkins writes to President Seerley to tell him about his experiences at Yale University.
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4 From foreign lands Professor Carpenter tells about her experiences in Germany.
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5 Married at Madison Wisconsin; Prof. Reuben McKitrick of the Teachers College faculty weds during Christmas recess Professor McKitrick married Louise Maria Coddington over the Christmas break.
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6 A. C. Fuller Working as superintendent of schools in Washington, Iowa.
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7 Amelia Rhynsburger Has charge of the first grade in Red Oak; Cornelia Rhynsburger has charge of music in Pella.
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8 Charles Mantle At George, Iowa.
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9 Edna Davy Not teaching this year; at her home in Sioux City, Iowa.
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10 Edna Lee Huston Teaches primary grade at Clarinda.
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11 Faye St. Clair At home in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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12 Jay T. Colegrove Working as a teacher in the high school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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13 Katherine Stichter Teaches a primary grade; does institute and Chautauqua work during the summer.
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14 Leslie I. Reed Superintendent of schools at Jefferson, Iowa.
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15 Lottie Hunter Elected to teach in Shell Rock, Iowa.
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16 Lucy H. Meacham Primary teacher in Washington, Iowa.
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17 Margaret Sloan At home in Sioux City, Iowa.
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18 Nellie S. Nelson Has charge of fourth grade in Boone, Iowa.
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19 Paul Cowan Principal of the Burt public school.
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20 S. A. Cohagan Principal at Blakesburg, Iowa.
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21 Sadie M. Edes Has charge of the first grade in Audubon, Iowa.
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22 Y. M. C. A. Gospel team at Clarksville For third consecutive year the YMCA sent out a Gospel team over the Christmas break; this year the team went to Clarksville.
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23 Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove
Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty) 		Lesson XVI: closing scenes in a grand life (part one).
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24 Students and alumni it's up to you Encourages students and faculty to come up with a new name for the newspaper.
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25 Miss Elizabeth Jennings Accepted a position in the Rock Rapids schools.
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26 Miss Ethel Dryden Spent the holidays at her home on College Hill.
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27 Miss Faith Downs Teaching at the Slater High School; visited the college.
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28 Miss Florence Meier Drawing supervisor in Montezuma; visited the college.
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29 Miss Frances Burns Visited the college; teaching kindergarten in Waterloo.
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30 Miss Mae Toomey Teaching at LeMars; visited chapel.
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31 Mr. Albert Barrett Superintendent of schools in Monona, Iowa; spent time on College Hill.
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32 Mr. Karl Knoepfler Principal of the Storm Lake High School; spent time at the college.
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33 Mrs. (Winifred MacDonald) Ferguson Lives in Osage; visited the school.
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34 Mrs. Dean Unable to return after holidays because of an attack of the grippe.
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35 On last Friday afternoon Mass meeting was held by all literary societies to discuss the continuation of basketball.
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36 The wedding of Mr. Harry Ott Married Hazel Hoyt.
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37 Miss Helen Katz Left in December for Florence, Alabama, to teach violin in a girl's school.
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38 Miss Indie Cadwallader Left to attend school at Berkley in California.
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39 Miss Jennie Hutchison Visited her friends on College Hill on her way to Storm Lake where she will teach Latin at Buena Vista College.
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40 Miss Pansy Siekmeyer Teaching in Rockwell City; visitor at the Roadman home.
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41 Mr. Arthur L. Hoover Spent time on College Hill.
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42 Mr. Edward Meggers Spent time on College Hill.
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43 Mr. Emmett Cable Afflicted with the measles.
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44 Mrs. Cole Confined to her home by an attack of the grippe.
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45 Mrs. Muhleman Returned at the beginning of term with her husband; living at the home of Mr. L. Graham.
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46 We are pained to hear Former pastor W. W. Lee was arrested and convicted in Dubuque.
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47 During the holidays Florence Ward attended the Southern Educational Association held in Chattanooga.
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48 Miss Inez Devens Returned to New Hampton to continue her work as drawing and penmanship supervisor in the public schools.
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49 Miss Vera Fluent Teaching kindergarten in Charles City; spent time visiting Mrs. (Mildred Foster) Bennison in Cedar Falls.
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50 Mrs. Homer H. Seerley Confined to her room by an attack of the grippe.
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51 Basketball schedule is arranged Schedule for the 1911 basketball season.