Normal Eyte — November 30, 1895

Page	Title	Summary
81	The new central building	President Seerley gives a lengthy description of the new building, including construction materials and floor plans; two story corridor or bridge connects it with Gilchrist Hall; first and second floors are ready for use; third floor ready in September.
84	What shall I read?	Professor Bartlett talks about reading and recommends some books.
85	Hurry	Talks about the American disposition toward hurrying.
87	Art in our schools	Professor McGovern talks about the benefits of art.
88	Military drill	Professor Loughridge talks about the value of military drill.
88	A day at Plymouth	Professor Page recounts a visit to Plymouth, Massachusetts.
91	Nature study	Professor Arey talks about the value of nature study.
92	The boy without a subject	Professor Parish's poetic look at growing up.
94	Oratory and declamation in the public schools	Margaret Baker talks about the benefits of public speaking.
95	Greetings from Cambridge	Emma Ridley talks about Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she is studying.
96	Why I read the magazines	Miss McFarland talks about the magazines and journals that she likes to read, and what she gets from her reading.
97	Editorial	Takes special pride in Thanksgiving issue that included faculty essays.
98	Following are the orators	Score sheet and descriptions of the recent oratorical contest.