Clothing

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#	Title	Date	Summary
601	Co-eds will wear Gypsy caps and turbans at game College Eye 21:5, p.6	10/10/1929	Description of the new headgear.
602	W. A. A. to have sale College Eye 21:2, p.7	09/19/1929	Will sell second hand women's gym uniforms.
603	The garbage can; with charity for none and malice toward all College Eye 20:39, p.5	06/27/1929	Student describes proper dress for dances; laments not being able to wear suspenders; describes students at the Crossroads.
604	Dresses made by Home Economics girls College Eye 19:29, p.1	04/04/1928	Women model dresses; photo.
605	Listen In College Eye 19:29, p.3	04/04/1928	The Easter parade on College Hill.
606	A tough break for hatless lads; Chick Meehan, coach of the N. Y. U. football squad, finds the fad responsible for the many colds that have interrupted College Eye 19:11, p.3	11/16/1927	A coach advocates wearing hats to ensure health for his players.
607	Eh, what? College Eye 18:16, p.4	10/27/1926	States that freshmen students should stop wearing clothes that advertise their high school rather than the college.
608	Notre Dame mentor experiments for speed; as other sports editors tell it College Eye 18:16, p.6	10/27/1926	Announces that some coaches are turning to lighter weight silk pants for football players to help increase their speed.
609	Concerning pockets College Eye 18:10, p.4	09/15/1926	Explains the differences between pockets on men's and women's pants and skirts.
610	Clothes College Eye 17:39, p.4	04/07/1926	Thoughts on what clothes say about the wearer.
611	Dave's rolled sock cause of funny incident on trip College Eye 17:35, p.1	03/03/1926	David Bates lets his socks down.
612	Prom committee urges class support College Eye 17:31, p.1	02/03/1926	Wants all seniors to attend; advice on appropriate clothing.
613	Important notice! College Eye 15:4, p.1	09/26/1923	Reminds students not to wear emblems on their clothing other than that of I. S. T. C.
614	New T.C. ruling College Eye 14:18, p.1	10/18/1922	Lettermen's Club says that students should not wear clothing with their high school monograms or monograms from other colleges.
615	Inquiring Reporter College Eye 13:6, p.4	10/05/1921	Students answer the question, "What do you think of college girls having uniform dress?"
616	Ossoli program College Eye 11:, p.5	04/07/1920	Topic of spring clothing styles was explored at Ossoli meeting.
617	Editorially Speaking College Eye 11:, p.4	02/18/1920	Criticizes groups that held dances during basketball game and students who did not show up for other reasons; comments on women's choice of footwear in winter.
618	Stylish dresses seen in "The Only Girl" College Eye 11:16, p.8	01/21/1920	Costumes appearing in "The Only Girl," coming to the Regent Theater, are of a new style.
619	Mrs. Walker College Eye 10:14, p.3	02/12/1919	Gave lecture on dress; part of series.
620	Wearing of uniform by discharged soldiers College Eye 10:14, p.2	02/12/1919	Military uniforms may be worn only on specific occasions.
621	Wants government to furnish officers with uniforms at cost price College Eye 9:17, p.3	02/06/1918	Advocates same quality and price for any officer, regardless of his rank.
622	Military suits College Eye 9:13, p.4	01/05/1918	Wants cadets to wear their suits only while on campus or training for the military so as not to show off their uniforms or to offend regular soldiers.
623	Extracts from the federal law governing the wearing of uniforms College Eye 9:12, p.6	12/19/1917	Instructions on the proper wearing of military uniforms.
624	Battalion parade causes interest; three companies from battalion parade and pass in review College Eye 9:9, p.1	11/21/1917	Men have begun wearing military uniforms around campus.
625	Cadet's suits arrive College Eye 9:8, p.5	11/14/1917	Suits will be worn every day.
626	On wearing knit garments College Eye 9:8, p.5	11/14/1917	Women should knit for the Red Cross and not for themselves.
627	Military comments College Eye 9:5, p.4	10/17/1917	Defends students who do not have time to change from their military uniforms following drill practice and must wear them while attending class.
628	Dress-up week Old Gold 0:0, p.321	06/01/1916	What to wear.
629	Legitimate deceit College Eye 7:22, p.4	03/22/1916	Encourages students to take more time with their appearance.
630	Stock market--strong College Eye 7:14, p.8	01/19/1916	Faner Anderson and Glenn Rogers agree to swap clothes.
631	As evidence College Eye 4:15, p.4	01/14/1915	Student points out that several faculty are wearing boots on campus.
632	The story of a cap Normal Eyte 21:17, p.305	01/25/1911	Poetic look at a faculty member's cap.
633	Society Normal Eyte 17:27, p.428	04/10/1907	Creative work was entered titled Autobiography of an Easter Bonnet.
634	Spring opening; at Mrs. Consigny's Thursday, April 6th Normal Eyte 15:26, p.416	04/05/1905	Mrs. Consigny's hat store will display its Easter styles on April 6th.
635	Dr. Margaret Clark Normal Eyte 13:3, p.38	09/20/1902	Addressed women on the subject of dress.
636	The chapel was filled Normal Eyte 12:18, p.274	02/01/1902	Large hats block view of audience.
637	A few words of explanation Normal Eyte 12:12, p.180	12/07/1901	An ode to suspenders.
638	The large hats in chapel services Normal Eyte 12:10, p.145	11/16/1901	Humorous look at the obstacles presented by women who wear large hats.
639	The bloomer club Normal Eyte 11:31, p.764	05/11/1901	Enjoyed picnic in the freedom of their bloomers.
640	The children of the Training School Normal Eyte 11:23, p.561	03/16/1901	Boxes placed in cloakrooms for boots and rubbers.
641	It may not be within our province Normal Eyte 6:13, p.145	12/12/1896	Approves of dress reform.
642	The new school suits Normal Eyte 6:13, p.154	12/12/1896	Many students and all teachers wearing school suit.
643	Let every girl appear in her new suit Normal Eyte 6:11, p.129	11/21/1896	At start of new term.
644	Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co. Normal Eyte 6:8, p.94	10/31/1896	Will make school suits.
645	Some time last spring Normal Eyte 6:8, p.87	10/31/1896	Visiting editor noted that ISNS women looked frail; Miss McFarland believes that the adoption of sensible clothing would help women's appearance and welfare; prescribes appropriate uniform.
646	The spirit of reform Normal Eyte 5:3, p.22	10/05/1895	School has selected a uniform for women who participate in gymnastic drill.
647	After thinking about the matter for some time Normal Eyte 4:11, p.171	11/24/1894	Recommends that women not wear hats in chapel for the oratorical contest.
648	Mrs. Smith Normal Eyte 18:9, p.10	09/15/1894	Will go to New York to check on latest millinery.
649	Miss McFarland Normal Eyte 3:33, p.263	05/19/1894	Speaks to women on dress.
650	The Easter bonnet Normal Eyte 3:26, p.207	03/31/1894	Has been a source of anxiety for some women.
651	Normalites, you are cordially invited Normal Eyte 3:7, p.55	10/21/1893	Check millinery store for bargains.
652	Miss McFarland Normal Eyte 7:1, p.241	05/06/1893	Gives first in series of talks to women; will next speak on "loud dress and talking".
653	Mrs. M. J. Neeley Normal Eyte 2:28, p.225	04/22/1893	Moves location of dressmaking business.
654	Hoop-skirts have been the subject of much ridicule Normal Eyte 2:24, p.190	03/11/1893	Believes that hoop skirt jokes are out of fashion.
655	Mrs. M. J. Neely Normal Eyte 2:20, p.160	02/11/1893	Dressmaker solicits Normal business.
656	Young ladies who attend this institution Normal Eyte 2:19, p.154	02/04/1893	Women must wear watches on the outside attached by a bow.
657	To the lady students Normal Eyte 1:3, p.20	01/26/1892	Piersol's Dry Goods solicits business.
658	The only way Students' Offering 8:37, p.10	06/01/1884	Offers men's clothing.
659	Young ladies! Students' Offering 8:37, p.10	06/01/1884	Offers dry goods.
660	Mrs. A. Ruggles Students' Offering 8:36, p.10	05/01/1884	Offers women's clothing.
661	Spring has come Students' Offering 8:36, p.10	05/01/1884	Offers men's clothing.
662	The only way Students' Offering 8:36, p.10	05/01/1884	Offers men's clothing.
663	Young ladies! Students' Offering 8:36, p.10	05/01/1884	Offers dry goods.
664	Mrs. A. Ruggles Students' Offering 8:35, p.10	03/01/1884	Offers women's clothing.
665	The first in the field Students' Offering 8:35, p.10	03/01/1884	Offers men's clothing.
666	Young ladies! Students' Offering 8:35, p.10	03/01/1884	Offers dry goods.
667	Young ladies! Students' Offering 8:34, p.10	02/01/1884	Dry goods offered.
668	Costumes Students' Offering 5:17, p.3	03/01/1881	Purity of thought and action will lead to plain dress.
669	Ladies have always been accused of vanity Students' Offering 5:15, p.6	12/01/1880	Men paid more attention to their clothes than did women for Thanksgiving holiday.
670	Ahead of all competition Students' Offering 5:14, p.8	11/01/1880	Clothing offered.
671	Hazlett & Moyer Students' Offering 5:14, p.8	11/01/1880	Offers dry goods.
672	S. Berry, merchant tailor Students' Offering 5:14, p.7	11/01/1880	Offers tailor service.
673	Ahead of all competition Students' Offering 4:12, p.8	05/01/1880	Offers clothing and shoes.
674	Hazlett & Moyer Students' Offering 4:12, p.8	05/01/1880	Offers clothing and shoes.
675	Miss McMillan Students' Offering 4:12, p.8	05/01/1880	Offers millinery.
676	Pierce Students' Offering 4:12, p.8	05/01/1880	Offers clothing and shoes.
677	Time wasted Students' Offering 4:12, p.8	05/01/1880	Offers dry goods.
678	Ahead of all competition Students' Offering 4:11, p.8	03/01/1880	Clothing, boots, and shoes.
679	Ladies, call at Anna McNally's Students' Offering 4:11, p.8	03/01/1880	Finest assortment of millinery.
680	Miss M'Millan Students' Offering 4:11, p.8	03/01/1880	Offers millinery.
681	No, never! Students' Offering 4:11, p.8	03/01/1880	Stock of dry goods.
682	Pierce Students' Offering 4:11, p.8	03/01/1880	Boots, shoes, and clothing for sale.
683	No, never! Students' Offering 4:10, p.8	02/01/1880	Complete stock of dry goods.
684	Pierce Students' Offering 4:10, p.8	02/01/1880	Boots, shoes, and clothing.
685	No, never! Students' Offering 3:9, p.8	12/01/1879	Offers clothing.
686	Whoa, Emma! Students' Offering 3:9, p.8	12/01/1879	Offers clothing.
687	B. Thorpe's Cash Store Students' Offering 2:8, p.12	06/01/1879	Offers novelties and dry goods.
688	The reason why Students' Offering 2:8, p.12	06/01/1879	Offers dry goods.
689	Ahead of all competition Students' Offering 2:7, p.8	05/01/1879	Offers clothing.
690	B. Thorpe's Cash Store Students' Offering 2:7, p.8	05/01/1879	Offers novelties.
691	The reason why Students' Offering 2:7, p.8	05/01/1879	Offers clothing and dry goods.
692	Ahead of all competition Students' Offering 2:6, p.8	03/01/1879	Offers spring clothing.
693	The reason why Students' Offering 2:6, p.8	03/01/1879	Offers clothing and dry goods.
694	Whoa, Emma Students' Offering 2:6, p.8	03/01/1879	Offers clothing.
695	And now the girls Students' Offering 2:5, p.7	02/01/1879	Observation on turn-down collars.
696	E. W. Babcock Students' Offering 2:5, p.8	02/01/1879	Offers dry goods and clothing.
697	J. Wyth Students' Offering 2:5, p.8	02/01/1879	Offers tailor services.
698	The reason why Students' Offering 2:5, p.8	02/01/1879	Offers dry goods and clothing
699	E. W. Babcock Students' Offering 1:4, p.8	12/01/1878	Offers clothing.
700	Theo. Hazlett Students' Offering 1:4, p.8	12/01/1878	Offers clothing and shoes.