Normal Eyte — February 1, 1911

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
305	Editorial	A bill is introduced in the General Assembly that would prohibit the sale of liquor within five miles of a state college or university.
306	Official Notes	Iowa education news; Professor Page asks for additional leave to allow his ankle to heal; legislators discuss simplified spelling; Margaret Baker now in Oklahoma; Ira Condit publishes regularly.
310	Football popular new rules upheld; intercollegiate association so declares; statistics show that few are seriously injured during the fall	A meeting of the Intercollegiate Athletics Association developed new rules for football.
310	Strickland Gillilan entertains large audience; his droll humor with an occasional touch of pathos holds audience	Strickland Gillilan spoke to a large audience in the college auditorium.
311	Fire in the boarding house; Hollis home on College Hill has a narrow escape from a serious conflagration	A fire occurred at the Hollis home, but was successfully put out; lamp had fallen to the floor and started a fire.
311	Want teachers	The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for placement of teachers in the Philippines.
311	Iowan's annual picnic	All former Iowans living in southern California are invited to attend the Iowa Association picnic.
312	To former students of I. S. T. C.	Encourages students to purchase the 1911 Old Gold.
312	"Ideals"	Ideal characteristics some women on campus are looking for in a mate.
313	John Gabriel wins men's intersociety oratorical; he speaks on "The Future of Cuba"	John Gabriel won the men's intersociety oratorical contest; Glenn Davis was second.
313	Medals are given for debaters	Six I. S. T. C. men were awarded medals for their debate against Ames.
313	"And 'twas a good laugh"	The winter play of "The Man Who Came Down" was a success.
314	Want to knows	Campus gossip.
314	Athletic notes	The basketball game against Upper Iowa was canceled.
315	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson XIX: Joshua, the Great Commander (part one).
316	In the Northwest Journal of Education	There are a number of articles about ISTC alumni.
316	Florence B. Clark	Resident of New Mexico.
316	Ida Louise Specht	Graduating from the Stanford University.
316	Ariel Parish	Will be principal of Webster City next year.
316	Ever since her graduation	Bessie Cox has been teaching in primary schools in Fort Dodge.
316	Marie Miller	Will be teaching in North Dakota.
316	We are interested to learn	Lew McDonald was a member of the University of Chicago debating team that won against the Northwestern team.
316	Reports in the Springfield Training School paper	Carl Merner is having a good season of football.
316	A long letter from E. C. Roberts	Invited Mr. and Mrs. Seerley to camp with him in Washington.
316	We read in the Daily Iowan	Syd Maiden played on championship team.
317	Principal E. C. Hill	Managing editor for the Seattle Department.
317	Exchange notes	News on other colleges in the nation.
317	An enthusiastic student	A poem from the Kansas City Times.
319	Friday morning	Took her class to inspect the Short Course Exhibit Car from Ames.
319	On Friday evening	Mary Townsend gave a dinner in the Domestic Science rooms.
319	Miss Josephine Graham	Visited the college with her parents.
319	Miss Meta Linn	Called home on account of father's illness.
320	On Saturday afternoon	Ruth Dowdell met a number of children for story hour.
320	Last Monday evening	Dinner was held at the home of President Seerley; all the faculty attended.
320	Mr. Bruce Armstrong	Spent Sunday on College Hill.
322	Rev. Day	Gave a talk on the Christian and the world.
323	Mr. John McDonald	Visited Cedar Falls for the mid-winter play.
323	Tuesday morning at chapel hour	Ames debate medals were presented to the members of the debate team.
323	On Saturday evening	Group of students entertained some members of the faculty and alumni.