Normal Eyte — February 22, 1911

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359	Editorial	The election of the Normal Eyte staff will occur on March 2nd.
359	Official Notes	The faculty is now authorized to appoint one ISTC student to take graduate study at the State University of Iowa; faculty hold many receptions; summer session bulletin prepared.
360	J. L. Packer	In charge of schools in Wapello, Iowa.
360	Mae G. Dolan	Attending University of Chicago.
360	Ida Davis	Attending the State Normal in Colorado.
361	Helen E. Porter	Looking for work in Minnesota schools.
361	Marie Miller	Will remain the principal of the schools in Cando, North Dakota.
361	Mary Stever	Looking after her father in Fairfield.
361	Dr. Laura Brown	Is a physician in Lincoln, Nebraska.
361	The following from an Iowa City paper	Lucy Royce was elected to the Iowa City board of education, she will take charge of the orchestra.
362	Alpha Society	The Alpha Literary Society held a party in the Gymnasium.
363	Cornell defeats Teachers; score is 37 to 19.	I. S. T. C. lost basketball game, 37-19, to Cornell.
364	Macy Campbell wins N. O. L. preliminary; "The Thinker--Unafraid" is the title of his oration.	Macy Campbell will take part in an oratorical contest in Michigan.
364	Our new name	Proposed new names for the newspaper.
365	Orchestral concert a success; solo numbers please	The Orchestral Department gave their second annual recital; roster of performers and their work.
366	Present Tendencies in Civics and Government; teachers of these subjects	A paper by Professor Meyerholz discusses the teaching of civics and government in schools.
368	Extra!	A creative article about select students on campus.
369	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Association; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XXII: Israel under the judges, domestic life.
370	The religious campaign	Week long activities were held in honor of the religious campaign. The national secretary, Miss Condes, was the main speaker for the week.
374	The Neo Valentine party	The Neotrophian Literary Society held a Valentine's Day party; description of decorations and activities.
377	"The Cap and Gown" organized	Students who will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree this year have formed a club named The Cap and Gown.