Normal Eyte — March 14, 1896

Page	Title	Summary
207	The question of how much outside work	Pros and cons of extracurricular activities.
207	What is a man worth?	Excerpts from lecture by James Hedley.
208	Legislative notes	Quick review of matters before the General Assembly including woman suffrage, a chair of pedagogy at Iowa City, and additional normal schools.
209	Shakespeare's fools	Essay.
210	Society notes	Description of the Philo debate and program.
211	Mr. Samuel Quigley	Teaching in New Sharon.
211	Mr. Harry Moore	Farming near Waterloo.
211	We are glad to report	E. J. Leonard teaching in Ortonville; Mabel Dixon teaching in New Liberty.
211	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Meetings announced; Elizabeth Jones visits.
211	Miss Alice Mason	Teaching in Rhodes.
211	Mr. Joseph Graham	Engaged in business in Metz, Indiana.
211	Miss Mary Scott	Married F. D. McRae.
212	Athletic Association	Urges men to organize baseball team for competition.
212	The Brighton News	Compliments work of E. G. Copeland.
212	Mr. W. E. Long	Principal at Marble Rock.
213	A. O. Christopher	His Luverne school is closed due to diphtheria.
213	Miss Jessie Williams	Thinking about trip to Europe.
213	Fannie Shaffer	Called home due to mother's sickness.
213	Like many another old student	Lester Johnson visiting campus.
213	C. E. Buckley	Visiting from Shell Rock.
213	Miss Ferris	Visited by friend.
213	Harry Moore	Came to campus for lecture.
213	Grace Curtis	Leaves school because of health problems.
213	Mr. Kennedy	Visited daughter Mae.
213	Miss Mary Ripke	Has been teaching in Boone.
213	Miss Frankie Brannan	Mother visiting.
213	Miss McFarland	Gave talk to men.
213	Miss Fannie McDonald	Visited Vennie Wells.
213	John Howard	Visited campus.
213	Edith Nash	Called home because of mother's sickness.
213	Charles Ensign	Visited campus.
213	Miss Florence Ensign	Visited campus.
213	Robert Fullerton	Visited by mother and brother.
214	Miss Alice Green	Will teach in Clarksville, where Alice Neal resigned due to poor health.
214	Brain vs. Body	Visiting editor believes ISNS women need more physical activity.