Greenhouse

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Animal room at UNI greenhouse contains alligator, boa and others Northern Iowan 73:55, p.4	05/03/1977	Ron Camarata talks about the greenhouse and its flora and fauna.
102	Graffiti greenhouse Northern Iowan 73:4, p.5	09/14/1976	Students write messages on the UNI Greenhouse; photo.
103	Greenhouse beautifies campus Northern Iowan 72:60, p.3	07/07/1976	Meryl Heidt talks about landscaping work on campus; photo.
104	Greenhouse Northern Iowan 72:54, p.1	04/30/1976	UNI's greenhouse is home to many plants; photo.
105	Love in bloom Northern Iowan 70:36, p.1	02/26/1974	Lisa Steele and Al Ecrete exchange vows in the greenhouse; photo.
106	Where the wild things are . . .; visit the UNI greenhouse Northern Iowan 69:52, p.6	05/04/1973	A look at the plants and animals in the Greenhouse.
107	UNI Fall Semester to Begin Public Relations News Release 1972:2, p.1	09/03/1971	Classes begin Sept. 13; dates and schedules
108	Cutline Public Relations News Release 1970:258, p.1	12/15/1970	Greenhouse director Ron Camarata shows coeds some of the "topical splendor" to be seen in a portion of the Greenhouse complex.
109	UNI Greenhouse to Hold Open House Dec. 20 Public Relations News Release 1970:259, p.1	12/15/1970	In response to demands, Greenhouse director Ron Camarata is scheduling an open house for visitors on Dec. 20 from 1 to 5 p.m.
110	Cutline Public Relations News Release 1970:166, p.1	11/06/1970	Carol Hayden observes a monkey at the UNI Greenhouse.
111	UNI Home of Exotic Plant and Animal Life Public Relations News Release 1970:163, p.1	11/05/1970	Tropical, orchid, cactus and animal sections can be found at the UNI Greenhouse.
112	Rare Ginkgo Trees Grow on UNI Campus Public Relations News Release 1970:81, p.1	10/09/1970	Three ginkgo trees can be found at UNI. Two besides the greenhouse and one in Bartlett Hall Court.
113	Behind the scenes UNI Quarterly 2:1, p.4	10/01/1970	Collection of short articles on campus activities; photo.
114	Handberg promotes flower power as resident grounds gardener Public Relations News Release 67:1, p.17	09/18/1970	Detailed description of landscaping projects; in charge of raising bedding plants.
115	UNI Staff Member is Flower Expert Public Relations News Release 1970:3, p.1	09/08/1970	UNI grounds gardener Mel Handerg takes pride in his work.
116	UNI Humanities Tour to Chicago Scheduled for Nov. 25-29 Public Relations News Release 1969:133, p.1	11/03/1969	Annual "Humanities Tour" for students to Chicago attractions.
117	Gator died of blood clot; at peak of career Northern Iowan 66:3, p.3	09/16/1969	Was about twenty years old.
118	OCM secretary dies Northern Iowan 65:65, p.1	07/18/1969	Allie the Alligator dies at the age of about 20.
119	A jungle? No--greenhouse Northern Iowan 65:32, p.5	01/31/1969	Description of the Greenhouse and its many animals, including several alligators.
120	No need for alligator Northern Iowan 64:38, p.2	03/05/1968	Believes human candidates are strong enough this year; will not need an alligator candidacy.
121	Caretaker busy with plants, animals Northern Iowan 64:33, p.8	02/16/1968	Victor Olsen describes his job in the greenhouse; photo.
122	Beauty is greenhouse College Eye 63:39, p.6	03/10/1967	Flora and fauna in the greenhouse; photo.
123	Establish a memorial to Roger Wardin College Eye 63:28, p.8	01/13/1967	Died January 7, 1967.
124	Exotic plants, alligator, thrive in SCI greenhouse College Eye 60:45, p.1	04/08/1966	Description of the plants and animals in the Greenhouse; photo.
125	SCI Greenhouse: home of gator, exotic plants, rats College Eye 58:33, p.4	07/02/1964	A look at the plants and animals in the Greenhouse; photo.
126	Beautification project for college greenhouse begins College Eye 58:7, p.5	11/01/1963	Built in 1938; Professor Picklum describes renovations now underway.
127	Monkeys, birds, rare shrubs share campus greenhouse College Eye 56:8, p.5	11/03/1961	Roger Wardin talks about the plant and animal life in the Greenhouse; photo.
128	Construction is progressing College Eye 52:16, p.1	01/20/1961	Work underway on Student Health Center, Music Building, Arts and Industries Building, Rider Hall, and other additions and repairs.
129	Construction and remodeling at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:173, p.1	01/16/1961	A music education building, men's dormitory, the Health Center, and an Arts and Industries addition are contracted. Improvements to the heating plant, remodeling of the auditorium, and a greenhouse extension are planned.
130	Expansion program booms College Eye 52:3, p.4	09/30/1960	Detailed look at proposed construction in the next few years; map.
131	Building construction progresses at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:10, p.1	08/25/1960	Eldon E. Cole leads construction efforts for the new men's dormitory, while Phillip C. Jennings reports progress on sewage management and heat main extension for the new buildings. Greenhouse additions are to be completed by October.
132	Physical Plant helps ISTC expand like firecracker College Eye 51:34, p.2	07/01/1960	Lengthy look at the work of the physical plant workers; photo.
133	Construction of new dormitory meets with Board approval College Eye 51:5, p.1	10/16/1959	Approve $1.2 million for hall later to be named Rider Hall; will use plans from dorm at ISU; will accommodate 400 men; Stadium Hall may close; quick list of other construction plans for the future.
134	Animal oddities on TC's campus College Eye 50:31, p.5	05/15/1959	A look at some of the animals in the Greenhouse; photo.
135	Greenhouse stars fantastic flora College Eye 50:31, p.5	05/15/1959	A look at some of the plants in the Greenhouse; photo.
136	Breakfast, anyone? College Eye 49:36, p.3	07/11/1958	A look at some of the edible plants in the Greenhouse; photo.
137	Gila monster bite not fatal College Eye 48:29, p.5	05/17/1957	Professor Grant talks about having been bitten by a Gila monster; photo.
138	Sambo welcomes visitors at surprising greenhouse College Eye 48:8, p.7	11/02/1956	A look at the menagerie kept at the Greenhouse.
139	Table of contents Old Gold 0:0, p.7	06/01/1956	Photo.
140	See them at the Greenhouse College Eye 46:35, p.3	07/01/1955	A look at some of the animals at the Greenhouse.
141	College Greenhouse boards animals, finds feeding is difficult problem College Eye 45:36, p.1	07/09/1954	A brief look at some of the animals kept in the Greenhouse.
142	Untitled College Eye 45:36, p.4	07/09/1954	"Is it a crocodile or an alligator?"; photo.
143	Turkey vulture new 'tenant' living in college greenhouse College Eye 45:10, p.6	11/13/1953	Martin Grant is bringing a wounded bird back to health; photo.
144	Hailstorm causes loss of seventeen years' labor at college greenhouse College Eye 44:25, p.3	03/27/1953	Windows shattered, plants killed in severe storm.
145	Tri-Beta frat to hold greenhouse party College Eye 43:25, p.7	04/11/1952	Roger Wardin will speak.
146	Alligators, frogs, raccoons, turtles room among plants in greenhouse College Eye 42:5, p.7	10/13/1950	Quick look at the greenhouse.
147	Ask the Greenhouse to serve you their complete six course dinner College Eye 41:35, p.3	07/14/1950	A number of foods are produced at the greenhouse that could be used to prepare meals.
148	Two baby coons are bottle-fed by Wardin each day College Eye 40:36, p.4	07/15/1949	Quick look at animals in the Greenhouse.
149	Greenhouse Prunings College Eye 38:44, p.6	08/15/1947	Description of the ceriman plant that is growing in the Greenhouse.
150	Greenhouse prunings College Eye 38:42, p.4	08/01/1947	Mr. Wardin talks about growing bananas.
151	Greenhouse Prunings College Eye 38:43, p.5	07/25/1947	Papayas now growing in Greenhouse.
152	Greenhouse snakes observe rules of etiquette when dining on rats College Eye 38:39, p.3	07/18/1947	A look at the bull snakes in the Greenhouse.
153	Animals make greenhouse like a zoo College Eye 118:45, p.5	07/26/1946	A look at some of the animals in the Greenhouse.
154	Sextuplets born to bunny family; three survive College Eye 37:20, p.6	02/08/1946	A look at some of the animals in the Greenhouse; photo.
155	Thin pane of glass holds tropic atmosphere as mercury hits zero College Eye 37:20, p.3	02/08/1946	Comments on the campus Greenhouse and how the plants survive the cold Iowa winters.
156	College couple with cereus blossom Public Relations News Release 1945:243, p.1	09/27/1945	Robert and Irene Johnson pose for a photo with the blossom of the cereus plant. A story will be written by the couple for a journalism class assignment.
157	Night blooming Cereus flower reaches full bloom Public Relations News Release 1945:242, p.1	09/27/1945	The natural home of this plant extends from Mexico to Brazil. It was brought to the campus greenhouse for observation. It started unfolding at 7:00pm, reached full bloom at midnight, and closed at 4:00am the next morning.
158	Night-blooming cereus opens early at College Greenhouse College Eye 36:42, p.1	08/03/1945	Description of the plant that blooms for just one night.
159	College adopts rare baby owls College Eye 36:34, p.2	06/08/1945	Roger Wardin is caring for two young great horned owls.
160	The Greenhouse Old Gold 0:0, p.220	06/01/1945	Photo.
161	Banana-less days come to an end College Eye 36:29, p.4	04/20/1945	Greenhouse banana trees are bearing; photo.
162	Tobacco in Greenhouse and still no cigarettes College Eye 36:22, p.3	02/23/1945	Roger Wardin talks about raising tobacco in the Greenhouse.
163	College asks for new campus school Alumnus 29:1, p.8	01/01/1945	Broad plan includes requests for new health services building, campus school, arts and industries building, auditorium, garages, coal pile containment, and heating plant facilities.
164	Greenhouse tree provides romance College Eye 36:13, p.4	12/08/1944	Romantic look at the poinciana tree.
165	View your 210 acre college "home" College Eye 36:1, p.6	09/08/1944	Aerial view of campus with a lengthy description of its features; photo.
166	Know your animals? What's a hamster? College Eye 35:42, p.2	08/11/1944	Small hamster family living in Greenhouse.
167	New romance begins in Campus Greenhouse College Eye 35:41, p.2	08/04/1944	One of the Greenhouse alligators may be a female.
168	Conservatory Old Gold 0:0, p.205	06/01/1944	Photo.
169	Coeds puzz'd by service men's tropic diet find samples here College Eye 35:28, p.5	04/21/1944	Greenhouse includes many exotic plants similar to those that service personnel are seeing overseas.
170	College Greenhouse grows rubber, cacti, fruit, kapok College Eye 34:34, p.3	06/25/1943	Lengthy description of exotic plants in the Greenhouse.
171	Alligators to orchids found in college Greenhouse College Eye 34:29, p.1	05/07/1943	A look at the flora and fauna in the Greenhouse.
172	New attractions at TC greenhouse College Eye 34:4, p.3	10/02/1942	A look at collection of flora and fauna at the Greenhouse.
173	Guava tree creates greenhouse interest College Eye 33:44, p.1	08/14/1942
174	Wide-awakes see strange flower College Eye 33:44, p.4	08/14/1942	Night-blooming cereus in Greenhouse.
175	Tropical fruit marmalade served to 'Eye' staff College Eye 33:43, p.4	08/07/1942	Make marmalade from Greenhouse fruit.
176	Passion flower now greenhouse bloom College Eye 33:39, p.3	07/10/1942
177	Curious students visit greenhouse College Eye 33:35, p.1	06/12/1942	Roger Wardin will lead tour.
178	This place seldom visited by students College Eye 33:35, p.1	06/12/1942	Students look at plants growing in the Greenhouse; photo.
179	Greenhouse holds many surprises, plant and animal College Eye 33:16, p.3	01/16/1942	A look at the flora and fauna in the Greenhouse.
180	Chelydra grows to 'snapping' good size College Eye 33:10, p.2	11/14/1941	Professor Abbott is watching some of the Greenhouse turtles grow.
181	Perfect tree grown in college greenhouse College Eye 32:42, p.1	08/08/1941
182	Old man's beard gets all its food from air College Eye 32:39, p.2	07/18/1941	Roger Wardin talks about Spanish moss growing in the Greenhouse.
183	Greenhouse offers food, drugs, fun College Eye 32:38, p.4	07/11/1941	Description of the useful properties of the plants and animals in the Greenhouse.
184	Timothy enrolls for recuperation College Eye 32:14, p.1	12/20/1940	Wounded duck recovering in Greenhouse.
185	Gruesome fate awaits squirrel College Eye 32:4, p.5	10/04/1940	Ground squirrel will be fed to Greenhouse snake.
186	Untitled Alumnus 24:4, p.7	10/01/1940	Latham tribute issue of Alumnus features photos scattered throughout the issue of most of the new buildings on campus; photo.
187	166 days 'til Xmas College Eye 31:40, p.4	07/26/1940	Roger Wardin is setting out poinsettia cuttings.
188	Figs, frogs, and ferns on campus College Eye 31:39, p.3	07/19/1940	Quick survey of collections in the College Garden, Greenhouse, and Museum.
189	Improvements made by late president College Eye 31:38, p.1	07/12/1940	Notes changes on campus for which President Latham was responsible.
190	Tomatoes grown without soil in greenhouse College Eye 31:34, p.3	06/07/1940	Roger Wardin grows plants hydroponically.
191	Greenhouse Old Gold 0:0, p.59	06/01/1940	Brief description of the greenhouse; photo.
192	Greenhouse provides enough groceries for complete dinner menu College Eye 31:20, p.3	02/16/1940	Roger Wardin talks about the edible plants in the Greenhouse.
193	'Musing hour group goes thru Greenhouse College Eye 31:18, p.2	02/02/1940	Group observes plants and animals.
194	Banana tree turns over a new leaf; reveals baby fruit College Eye 31:10, p.5	11/17/1939	Tree in Greenhouse opening up pods to show fruit.
195	Run, bugs! Plants may get hungry College Eye 31:10, p.5	11/17/1939	Greenhouse has insectivorous plants.
196	Allie's successors in new greenhouse seem unaware of danger College Eye 31:3, p.5	09/29/1939	No room in new Greenhouse for eight foot long Allie, so he was killed; now two new smaller alligators in the Greenhouse.
197	Conservatory visitors College Eye 30:37, p.3	06/30/1939	Students in the Greenhouse on campus; photo.
198	Conservatory Old Gold 0:0, p.30	06/01/1939	Brief summary of the building; photos.
199	Ally becomes past history College Eye 29:41, p.1	07/22/1938	Alligator killed because there is no space for her in the new Greenhouse.
200	As the Editor Sees It College Eye 29:41, p.2	07/22/1938	Comments on the death of Allie the Alligator, who had lived on campus for thirty-two years.