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1	Editorial	Lee Shillinglaw will edit the paper next week due to the illness of Glenn Davis.


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2	Our new library	The new library is now open to student use; will be open evenings to serve students better; twenty thousand books moved to the new building by staff and students on April 28 and 29, 1911.


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3	Who will win? Come and see!	The debate team will take on Kansas on Friday night.

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4	C. E. Burton	In Cedar Falls looking for more teachers.


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5	Edith H. Curtis	Planning to teach in Cheyenne, Wyoming.


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6	Gertrude Ayers	Closing a successful year as principal of the Oelwein schools; Her sister is also enjoying work there.


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7	Harriet Orvis	Attending Oberlin College this year.


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8	Hazel Webster	Enjoying success in the Peru State Normal School.


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9	Irene B. Kirk	Elected to a third term at Le Mars, Iowa but is looking for a more lucrative position elsewhere.


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10	J. Ralph Magee	New pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Tauton, Massachusetts.


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11	Macy Campbell	Elected for a third term as superintendent of West Liberty, Iowa.


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12	Miss Exie McQuilkin	Spent time in La Porte, Iowa.


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13	Mrs. Loretta Bower	Accepted the principalship of the Drayton school, North Dakota.


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14	Sara M. Whitfield	Planning to attend school in California next year.

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15	Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	National educational news.

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16	Frye breaks record	In practice Carl Frye beat the discus throw record set by Merner.


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17	Teachers have successful trip; hold Cornell to a 5-3 count and defeat Leander Clark 8-3	I. S. T. C. had two games on the road against Cornell and Leander Clark.

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18	Prof. Shambaugh at I. S. T. C.	Professor Shambaugh spoke on Work and Methods of the Iowa Society of Research Historians.


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19	Supt. Greenwood lectures at I. S. T. C.	Supt. Greenwood of Kansas City spoke on "The Brain as a Working Machine."

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20	Ladies glee club recital	Program of the ladies glee club recital.


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21	Piano recital	Laura Muhs will give a senior piano recital.


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22	Resolutions for freshmen and others	Article gives resolutions freshmen should make.

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23	A student program	A number of students presented discussions on various topics to the Science Club.

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24	Harriet Mason wins declamatory contest; Ada Chambers takes second place, with C. J. Erickson winning third	Results of the declamatory contest and the order of events.

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25	Announcements	Changes to the track and field and baseball schedules for the weekend.


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26	Heads Music Teachers Assn.	Professor Fullerton has been chosen as the new president of the National Association of Public School Music Teachers.


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27	Night librarian chosen	Rachel Haight will be the new night librarian.


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28	Professor Geiser seriously sick	Professor Geiser has typhoid fever.


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29	Roney Boys coming	The Roney Boys will perform as part of the lecture course series.

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30	Colegrove will be the speaker	Professor Colegrove will be the speaker for the Cedar Falls Memorial Day festivities.


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31	Knoepfler resigns	Karl Knoepfler resigned as principal of the Storm Lake High School to finish his degree.


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32	Miss Edna Like	Spent time in East Dubuque.


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33	Miss Hope Kurtz of Lisbon, Iowa	Spent time on the Hill with Lucile Runkle


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34	Miss Kathryn Heddens	Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister.


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35	Miss Laura Remer	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.


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36	Miss Ruth Brenner	Spent time with her parents in Charles City, Iowa.


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37	Miss Viola Leese	Visited Boone, Iowa.


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38	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Spent some time at her mother's home in Ira, Iowa.

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39	Miss Ada Thompson	Left for a visit at Cresco, Iowa.


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40	Miss Bertha Patt	Left to attend the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Western Drawing and Manual Association.


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41	Miss Elizabeth Lamberty	Accepted a teaching position in Walla Walla, Washington.


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42	Miss Helen Deck	Visited friends in Ames, Iowa.


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43	Miss June Birdsall of Clarion, Iowa	Spent time on College Hill with Miss June Young.


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44	Miss Leola Laycock	Left for a visit with friends in Ames.


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45	Miss Margaret Morgan	Confined to her room on account of illness.


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46	Miss Maud Weimer	Left for Iowa City to attend the wedding of a friend.


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47	Misses Calla and Lillian White	Spent time at their home in Mason City, Iowa.


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48	Misses Dora and Ethel Baldwin	Spent time with Misses Florence and Anna Merriam at their home in Coggon, Iowa.


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49	Misses Gertrude DeForest and Tillie Severson of Dows	Spent time with Ruby Severson.


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50	Misses Lura Wentworth and Helen Rau	Left for Hampton where they are both teaching next year.


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51	Misses Mae Meyers and Jose Bosely	Spent time in Independence, Iowa.


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52	Mr. O. W. Herr	Superintendent of the Oelwein schools spent time at the College.


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53	Mr. R. O. Bagby	Spent time in Chicago attending to business matters.


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54	Mrs. Dr. Witter of Waterloo and Miss Shesser of Peru, Indiana	Visited Miss Magdalene Rud and attended the Glee Club Concert.

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55	Mr. J. R. Sloan of Carson, Iowa	Spent time on College Hill with his daughter Avice.


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56	Mrs. A. K. Runkle, of Lisbon	Made a visit to her daughter, Lucile.


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57	On Monday morning at chapel time	Mr. C. A. Fullerton gave a report of the music convention that he attended in Detroit.

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58	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty)	Lesson XXXI: David, Israel's poet-king (part seven).

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59	Have you any college spirit? Then come out Friday evening Chase--Alida (Class of 1911)	Cartoon encourages students to attend the debate on Friday.

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60	A force of forty men	Transported library books to their new permanent home.


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61	As nice spring days arrive don't fail to attend the debate and track meet	Cartoon encourages students to attend the debate and track meets.


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62	Last Saturday evening	President and Mrs. Seerley entertained people at their home.


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63	Miss Grace Huff	Spent time visiting the Domestic Science Department.


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64	Prof. Louis Begeman	Introduced to students as the president of the Iowa Academy of Science.