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	Title	Date	Summary
501	Halcash sez College Eye 39:36, p.2	7/2/1948	Eating lunch on College Hill.
502	Krogh Grotto restores health, saves life, satisfies dream College Eye 39:33, p.3	6/11/1948	Profile of A. J. Krogh, who began building a grotto in 1929 at 2010 Clay Street in order to recover his health; description of the grotto.
503	Gaddis raises plants and fish; first aquarium was piano Davis--Helen Mae (Class of 1948) College Eye 39:24, p.4	3/26/1948	College Hill resident Walter Gaddis talks about his hobbies.
504	Move playground to campus area College Eye 38:41, p.3	8/1/1947	Had been located at corner of Seerley Boulevard and Iowa Street.
505	Roger's Rambling Remarks Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948) College Eye 38:20, p.2	2/14/1947	News around campus and suggestions for improvement.
506	Social setup has changed on campus; good reason Nordskog--Paul (Student--1946) College Eye 38:13, p.6	12/13/1946	Lengthy look at the social situation on the post-war campus; some complain that veterans do not participate in the traditional social aspects of college life; plans to build movie theater on College Hill.
507	The new cobbler Alumnus 30:4, p.21	10/1/1946	Glenn Boggs buys College Hill shoe repair business from Peter (Pop) Mortensen; photo.
508	Mrs. Rownd dies Alumnus 30:2, p.22	4/1/1946	Well-known boardinghouse owner Mrs. William S. Rownd (Martha Lidengton) died December 11, 1945; ran Rownd Hall at 2213 College Street for thirty-seven years.
509	Pop saves soles Alumnus 30:1, p.6	1/1/1946	Pop Mortensen, who has repaired shoes in a shop across from Berg's Drugstore for twenty years, talks about his work.
510	Women more trouble says veteran janitor College Eye 36:12, p.4	12/1/1944	Bert Corning talks about the changes he has seen on campus in his twenty-three years as janitor.
511	Normal Hill is unforgettable Meacham--Lucy Helen (Class of 1897) Alumnus 28:2, p.15	4/1/1944	Lucy Meacham briefly recounts the experience of seeing College Hill for first time in 1896.
512	Dog Town Old Gold 0:0, p.32	6/1/1940	Brief description of the event; photo.
513	Teachers College has many traditions; Campanile, Crossroads are cited College Eye 30:43, p.1	8/18/1939	Advice to new students about how to spend their recreational time.
514	Then and now Bartlett--William A. (Class of 1883) Alumnus 23:3, p.7	7/1/1939	Alumnus W. A. Bartlett contrasts recent visit to ISTC with memories of the old days.
515	Traditions are near and dear to all students College Eye 30:1, p.1	9/2/1938	Tells freshmen about campus traditions.
516	New home of Dr. S. C. Larson has style of its own College Eye 29:38, p.3	7/1/1938	Selmer Larson hopes to move into new home on Merner Avenue in August; photo.
517	Safety, please College Eye 29:36, p.1	6/17/1938	Urges students to drive safely.
518	Students violate traffic rules College Eye 29:36, p.1	6/17/1938	Survey shows high rate of violation in College Hill area.
519	"George" keeps men out of trouble College Eye 29:16, p.1	1/14/1938	George Counsell is the Cedar Falls police office on the College Hill beat; has never arrested a student; explains how he goes about his duties.
520	Oldster C. Ray Aurner recalls student life in the Nineties Alumnus 22:1, p.3	1/1/1938	Alumnus recalls experiences of living on College Hill and going to school in the 1880s and 1890s; recalls faculty, serving as secretary to President Seerley, selling schoolbooks, rooming houses.
521	Art class paints College Hill College Eye 28:40, p.2	7/9/1937	Professor Horns' class attempts to paint pictures of the Hill.
522	Waitresses are sorely tried by the orders given by customers College Eye 27:11, p.2	8/7/1936	Waitresses tell of strange orders.
523	Five of seven children choose Iowa State Teachers College Alumnus 20:2, p.10	4/1/1936	Alumnus Herman Mueller recalls early days of institution; life on College Hill; members of his family who attended school here.
524	Hill organizations decorate houses for Homecoming College Eye 27:17, p.1	10/18/1935	Fraternities and other organizations will decorate.
525	A penny yearned is a penny saved College Eye 26:43, p.1	5/17/1935	Student retrieves lost coin.
526	No caps, no gowns, but smiles belied professor's frowns Alumnus 18:4, p.8	10/1/1934	George H. Olmsted recalls early days of school.
527	A town some day Alumnus 17:2, p.10	4/1/1933	President Seerley's 1890 vision for College Hill.
528	The annual Homecoming celebration Public Relations News Release 1931:61, p.1	10/21/1931	Homecoming festivities announced; committees listed.
529	Do you patronize the pop-corn stands? College Eye 23:11, p.2	8/14/1931	Students go through about sixty bushels of popcorn weekly; now four stands on the Hill.
530	"Whatever this campus is, 'Jim' Robinson has made it," says President Emeritus Seerley of former superintendent of buildings and grounds College Eye 23:9, p.1	7/31/1931	Memories of J. E. Robinson's time as campus grounds superintendent.
531	Grade points and hot weather fail to worry College Hill favorite College Eye 23:7, p.1	7/17/1931	Young dog has fun on College Hill.
532	Driverless Dodge displays heroism College Eye 23:4, p.1	6/26/1931	Car rolls down College Hill; no one hurt.
533	Change made in location of Bancroft's Floral Shop College Eye 22:30, p.2	5/8/1931	Will change location of Main Street store, but greenhouse operation will remain on 12th Street.
534	Bartlett Hall Old Gold 0:0, p.17	6/1/1930	Photo.
535	West Campus Old Gold 0:0, p.16	6/1/1930	Photo.
536	House mothers organize at meeting College Eye 21:32, p.6	5/16/1930	Group offers opportunity to get acquainted and discuss problems.
537	Untitled Alumnus 14:1, p.2	1/1/1930	Snowy winter scene along College Street; photo.
538	Untitled Old Gold 0:0, p.127	6/1/1929	Campanile, Bartlett Hall, river, College Hill; photo.
539	Band plays at Hill Park tonight College Eye 19:42, p.7	7/12/1928	Dedicate new fountain at College Hill Park.
540	A glimpse of College Hill on days gone by College Eye 19:14, p.1	12/7/1927	An old photo of college hill.
541	Remodel buildings on College Hill; cost estimated at $6,000 College Eye 18:10, p.1	9/15/1926	College Inn, Student Supply Store, and Gentle Fruit and Confectionary undergo remodeling and expansion.
542	New committee organized to formulate plans for Union Church on College Hill College Eye 18:7, p.7	7/23/1926	Studying local and state reaction to formation of a church.
543	Prepare drive for community church; College Hill to be given place for union services College Eye 18:2, p.1	6/18/1926	Committee of Seventeen has been holding services in the auditorium for two years; now may be time to organize a formal church.
544	Dogtown growing up will be new Chicago College Eye 17:37, p.1	3/24/1926	Brief history of College Hill business community; new Berg's Drugstore under construction.
545	The tale of Dogtown College Eye 17:37, p.5	3/24/1926	Attempts to determine why College Hill is called Dogtown.
546	Merchants' window display night Apr. 2 College Eye 16:26, p.3	3/18/1925	All show windows will be dressed up.
547	Only twenty-one families on Hill have no church affiliation College Eye 16:21, p.8	2/11/1925	Results from survey of church affiliations.
548	Why not a community church? College Eye 16:21, p.4	2/11/1925	Many students favor a church on the Hill, but desire a community church, but many also do not wish to abandon their particular denomination.
549	The Inquiring Reporter College Eye 16:20, p.3	2/4/1925	Students asked their opinions concerning the fraternities and sororities on the Hill.
550	Religious Council formed on Hill College Eye 16:18, p.8	1/21/1925	Student pastors, Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. presidents, and others gathered to form a Religious Council that will organize Christian work and eliminate competition.

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