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Displaying 451 - 500 of 511 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 451 | Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.244 |
Candid photos from Ossoli Literary Society; photo. | |
| 452 | The library note College Eye 7:4, p.4 |
Humorous look at notes passed between men and women in the library. | |
| 453 | Odds of observations Old Gold 0:0, p.302 |
A look at the various ways that students go through college. | |
| 454 | Grins Old Gold 0:0, p.303 |
Humor section of the 1915 Old Gold with a look at drama, football, dating, and studying; photo. | |
| 455 | Alumni banquet College Eye 7:1, p.1 |
Alumni tell old stories and enjoy the reunion. | |
| 456 | Something lacking College Eye 4:28, p.5 |
Student had trouble finding a place to share the company of a campus visitor. | |
| 457 | A drama of real life College Eye 4:1, p.7 |
Humorous story about Rex Haight and a train. | |
| 458 | Cap and Gown Old Gold 0:0, p.96 |
Club formed in 1911; poem about the graduates of 1914; photo of mock chaperones. | |
| 459 | Campustry and corridorology Old Gold 0:0, p.332 |
Made-up school department. | |
| 460 | After the football game College Eye 2:14, p.1 |
Poem using football terms about a young couple being hit by Cupid. | |
| 461 | The boy problem College Eye 1:13, p.4 |
Advises women that the way to curb rowdy boys is to win over their hearts and give them your genuine interest if they invite you for a day out. | |
| 462 | Hardships at Grinnell College Eye 1:7, p.4 |
Claims that curfew and dating rules are stricter at other schools. | |
| 463 | An Olive Street romance College Eye 1:3, p.46 |
A short poem about romance between two people. | |
| 464 | Ten o'clock waltz Normal Eyte 21:22, p.390 |
Clock chimes, but is the date ended? | |
| 465 | Dry Run--Lovers' Lane Normal Eyte 21:12, p.212 |
Dry Run Creek; photo. | |
| 466 | Evolution Old Gold 0:0, p.36 |
Cartoon depicting a couple transforming into a piece of fruit; from a pair to a pear. | |
| 467 | Two students kissing Old Gold 0:0, p.53 |
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| 468 | The Senior Special Primary Girls Old Gold 0:0, p.51 |
Article praising the primary women. | |
| 469 | Parting of the ways--lovers' lane Old Gold 0:0, p.101 |
Photo. | |
| 470 | Jokes Old Gold 0:0, p.343 |
Jokes shared, including a drawing of a coed asking the wise old owls for advice. | |
| 471 | Drawings Old Gold 0:0, p.334 |
Drawings entitled "The typical Normal guy" and "Leap year at Normal". | |
| 472 | Clock with a couple kissing Old Gold 0:0, p.257 |
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| 473 | Class in campustry Pedagog 0:0, p.53 |
Humorous look at college life. | |
| 474 | For weeks and perhaps months Normal Eyte 16:29, p.462 |
A young man does not get a date. | |
| 475 | A popular ladies boarding-house at 10 p.m. Normal Eyte 16:3, p.34 |
Depicts three men leaving the house while the moon smirks. | |
| 476 | There are Romeos and Juliets Normal Eyte 15:34, p.543 |
Young man gets a bucket of cold water dumped on his head. | |
| 477 | Since time was man Normal Eyte 15:21, p.323 |
The article tells the story of a student who waited until the last minute to ask a woman for a date and in the end was rejected. | |
| 478 | A great discovery; it may bring a wonderful advance in social science Normal Eyte 14:28, p.441 |
Love as a disease. | |
| 479 | So many sparks Normal Eyte 14:27, p.418 |
Humorous reference to "sparking" couples. | |
| 480 | Two remarkable anniversaries have occurred here the past month Normal Eyte 14:24, p.371 |
The first anniversary commemorates Professor Bartlett's career; the second remembers a long courtship. | |
| 481 | Untitled Normal Eyte 14:7, p.107 |
The women paid for the fares of the men on the streetcar. | |
| 482 | There is a certain young man Normal Eyte 14:6, p.93 |
Caught in an insect net. | |
| 483 | Cupid in college; he causes much trouble and is no friend of president or faculty Normal Eyte 14:6, p.82 |
President Seerley asks students to court respectably. | |
| 484 | Profit by the mistakes of others Normal Eyte 13:16, p.254 |
Students on date forget the time. | |
| 485 | Some people who seem to have a weakness for standing in halls Normal Eyte 13:6, p.93 |
Watch out for revealing shadows. | |
| 486 | Caution Normal Eyte 13:1, p.9 |
Wet paint on steps. | |
| 487 | When one sees the couples coming Normal Eyte 12:30, p.474 |
Wonders exactly what students have been doing when they come from the tennis courts long after dark. | |
| 488 | On a day recently Normal Eyte 4:4, p.58 |
Robert Fullerton has a misadventure on a date. | |
| 489 | Reminiscence: the Class of 1888 Normal Eyte 3:36, p.317 |
B. W. McKeen recalls oral examinations at end of second year, bending of Rule XI, and other matters. | |
| 490 | On Normal Bridge at 12 Normal Eyte 3:36, p.290 |
Drawing of couple on the bridge. | |
| 491 | Some of the Fourth Years Normal Eyte 3:29, p.232 |
Observing the stars may be the cover story. | |
| 492 | At a vague, uncertain period Normal Eyte 3:18, p.143 |
Normal Eyte reported that a young woman student was visited by her "brother", who was not her brother at all. | |
| 493 | The amorous tendencies of our youth Normal Eyte 3:7, p.55 |
Believes embracing on street goes too far. | |
| 494 | Pres. Seerley Normal Eyte 3:3, p.19 |
President Seerley advises students to cease recreational walks during hours of study. | |
| 495 | Picnics and boat rides Normal Eyte 2:34, p.265 |
Students are enjoying the weather. | |
| 496 | Lonely pedestrians Normal Eyte 2:31, p.242 |
May meet seniors out star-gazing. | |
| 497 | The Philo reception Normal Eyte 2:28, p.214 |
Detailed description of grand occasion. | |
| 498 | At least two S. N. S. maidens were unhappy Normal Eyte 2:20, p.160 |
One cannot get cream puffs; the other has conflicting dates. | |
| 499 | An astonishingly large number of girls Normal Eyte 2:11, p.83 |
Many women have "brothers" and "cousins" coming to visit over Thanksgiving. | |
| 500 | Anyone who thinks that leap year is not a success Normal Eyte 1:6, p.46 |
Women rented livery rigs and called for their young men. |