Normal Eyte — January 29, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
257	A notebook handed	Does not condone cheating.
257	A commendable action	Senior badges will now be made available for purchase locally.
257	The committee having	More poem submissions are welcomed for the senior class to vote on.
257	The boys' toilet room	To discourage students from taking prolonged bathroom breaks, the windows will be left open and the heat will be turned off.
258	The Ames-Iowa football dispute	The University of Iowa and Iowa State University might not play each other in football; I. S. N. S. is not taking sides because they have had negative experiences with both teams.
258	Algebra in the secondary schools	Students should take advanced algebra classes only if they are planning to attend technical schools or college.
259	Official	Charles Farnsworth gave the chapel address; Ida Agnes Baker visited; anniversary announcement for former Professor Hull; candidates for graduation listed; students need to order their alumni badges; Lecture and Entertainment Course review.
262	Indoor athletic contest	Students will compete in the 15 yd. dash, 15 yd. hurdle, shot put, rope climb, high jump, hop, step and jump, and potato race in subsequent weeks; winners for 15 yd. dash announced.
262	Basketball; Normal wins from Waterloo Y. M. C. A.	Won, 44-29.
262	Intersociety basketball	Philos won against Aristos, 31-26.
263	Miss Arey	Was off work last week due to illness.
263	John Hilliard	Resigned as the principal of Lincoln school; will succeed W. H. Wray as superintendent of Lansing schools.
263	Among those in attendance	Partial list of those who attended State Teachers Association conference in Des Moines.
263	Indoor athletic contest	Top ten broad jump scores; the running high jump will be tested this week.
263	Thos. W. Burklatter	Is the gymnasium director at the state university in Columbia, Missouri; visited Cedar Falls.
264	Lyman D. Bedford	Named director of Black Hawk National Bank.
265	Harry Lambert	Will be substitute superintendent in Hubbard until the current superintendent recovers from appendicitis.
265	Two new regular societies	The Delphian and Eulalian societies were organized; there are now twelve literary societies, nine of which are for women.
265	Russell Glasener	Has appendicitis; is recovering in Chicago.
265	Bible Study Dept.	Sixteenth lesson discusses the farewell addresses of Moses.
266	Friday evening	Professor Dick entertained the Y. M. C. A. cabinet.
266	The many friends of Mrs. Sparks	Her death was caused by pneumonia.
266	Nellie Hatch	Has the grippe.
266	Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bronson	Visited their son, E. L. Bronson, last Sunday.
266	Theresa Brown	Sick with the grippe.
266	Wilson Mann	Sick with the grippe.
266	Dr. Eastman	Visited chapel on Friday.
266	Ethel Bentley	Had appendicitis over the holidays; health is improving.
266	Prof. Knoepfler	Trying to get William Jennings Bryan to speak for a Lecture Course.
266	Friday evening the Alphas	Held a backwards party at Ruth Wright's home.
266	Mrs. Colegrove and Donald and Marion	Will spend the winter with Mrs. Colegrove's mother.
266	Florence Freeman	Has recovered enough from illness to return to school.
266	Tom Berger	Returned home last week because his grandmother died.
267	Friday evening Prof. Newton	Entertained the advanced physiology and plant histology classes in his home.
267	Lenore Shanewise	Was ill with the grippe.
267	Mrs. Lindaman	Caring for her sister, Francis Burns, who has the quinsy.
267	W. D. Miller	Was called home because of his father's death.
267	Nan Baldwin	Has the mumps and measles.
267	Mr. J. Dyer	Added minnows to the fish pond in the greenhouse.
267	Elsie Bennett	Had the grippe last week.
267	About one hundred fifteen students	Professors Aitchison, Colegrove, and Cory have been giving conferences to help students prepare for their county examinations.
267	Nellie Williamson	Was ill last week with the grippe and tonsillitis.
267	Fannie Hayden	Has returned to school after three week absence.
267	At the Orio Declamatory contest	F. T. Bloom won the contest.
267	The library is well supplied	Has a good selection of history reference books.
267	The green house	Encourages students to visit the greenhouse.
268	Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; XVI-the sixth year	Teacher must allow students more freedom, but also provide some direction.
270	A public school library system	Describes ideal library in a public school.
272	Rod will again swing	Restricted corporal punishment will be allowed in New York; decisions based on opinions from all over the country.
445	Women's department of physical training	Swedish folk dancing is popular.