Issue Contents
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1 | Patronize basketball | Encourages students to attend men's basketball games. |
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2 | That triangular debate | The Aristos have decided not to provide any contestants for the winter triangular debate; will have no triangular debate for second consecutive year. |
Page 270
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3 | "What would I do if I were a freshman again"; college professor gives rules for living--six things well worth striving for | An article from a professor from the University of Southern California on what he would do if he were a freshman in college again. |
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4 | Mid-winter play | The winter play will be "The Man Who Came Down"; roster of cast members. |
Page 272
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5 | Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) |
News of important educators and education-related events; pending legislation in the General Assembly. |
Page 273
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6 | A. Radclyff Dugmore at the college; will lecture tomorrow night | A. Radclyff Dugmore will lecture on "Snapping Africa's wild game on Roosevelt's hunting trail." |
Page 274
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7 | The modern movement in elementary and secondary mathematics; present day conditions Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) |
An essay on mathematics written by Ira S. Condit of I. S. T. C. |
Page 277
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8 | At San Francisco, California | Eva Jennie Weatherbe and Robert Windor were married. |
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9 | F. O. Smith | Going to start a twenty-four stop lecture tour. |
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10 | H. W. Chehock | Doing great work to improve the schools in Clear Lake, Iowa. |
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11 | Julia Porter | Taking up work in high schools teaching Latin. |
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12 | Louetta Sprague | Accepted a position in Minneapolis. |
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13 | Margery Graham | Ready to take positions in high schools looking for teachers of English and Latin. |
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14 | W. S. Yeager | Physical education director at the schools in Mount Hermon, Massachusetts; lost possessions when dormitory caught fire. |
Page 278
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15 | The sympathy of all who know Mr. E. L. Bronson | Former principal of the Hawarden schools; had his feet badly frozen in Montana and will have toes amputated; in need of assistance. |
Page 280
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16 | Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty) |
Lesson XVII; closing scenes in a grand life (part two). |
Page 281
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17 | Cliorio oratorical contest | An oratorical contest was held by the Cliorio Alumni Association; Glenn Davis won first prize; roster of speakers and their topics. |
Page 282
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18 | Cedar Falls High wins debate from Independence |
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19 | I. S. T. C. freshmen team are defeated by C. F. High School; final count is 27 to 20 | I. S. T. C. freshman basketball team lost to Cedar Falls High School. |
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20 | The opening of the Gymnasium | Students enjoy having the building open on Saturday afternoons; will have inter-class basketball games. |
Page 283
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21 | The Department of Physical Education | Will continue basketball games for women's literary society teams. |
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22 | The matter of flooding our athletic field | Trying to find equipment to flood field for skating. |
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23 | The regular series of indoor athletic contests | Records for recent indoor track contests. |
Page 284
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24 | Basketball team goes to Charles City; loses by a score of 33 to 20 | I S. T. C. lost to Charles City, 33-20; brief account of game. |
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25 | Hon. C. P. Carey speaks at Chapel | Wisconsin education speaks on situation in his state. |
Page 285
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26 | Miss Bresnin of Springfield, Ohio | Visited her friend Miss Hussey. |
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27 | Miss Daisy McLeod | Confined to her room by an attack of the grippe. |
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28 | Miss Miriam Wells of Ames | Visited Miss Wells. |
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29 | Mr. F. Russell Glasener | Spent time in State Center, Iowa. |
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30 | Mr. Frank Lynch of Independence | Visited the Shillinglaw home. |
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31 | A very fine large porcupine | Porcupine was on display in Professor Arey's laboratory. |
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32 | Last Saturday evening | Sophia Thoene slipped on the ice and sprained her wrist. |
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33 | Miss Grace Petite | Confined to her room by an attack of the grippe. |
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34 | Most of the people at Chapman Hall | Outbreak of sickness and injury has befallen Chapman Hall. |
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35 | Mr. Merrill | Unable to meet with students, confined to his home because of illness. |
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36 | Mrs. D. S. Wright | Confined to her room by an attack of the grippe. |
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37 | Prof. C. P. Colegrove | Addressed a farmers' meeting in Pocahontas, Iowa. |
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38 | Saturday afternoon | Cedar Falls chapter of D. A. R. met at the home of Marion Walker. |