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	Title	Date	Summary
301	A Tribute to I.S.T.C. Old Gold 0:0, p.204	6/1/1915	Two poems.
302	Teachers may be scarce next year College Eye 2:28, p.5	4/24/1913	More requests for teachers are expected by the Teachers' Employment Bureaus than applications to teach.
303	Personal; of the students of the Iowa State Teachers College; occupation of parents fall term 1912 College Eye 2:11, p.2	11/14/1912	Report on the occupations of parents of ISTC students; 704 of the 1169 reported are farmers.
304	Iowa--A pageant; given by the high school seniors of the State Teachers College in the College Auditorium Friday evening, May 26 College Eye 1:11, p.186	5/31/1911	A pageant was held that depicted the early history of Iowa.
305	Historical pageant "Iowa"; play to be given by senior class of the College High School, Friday May twenty-sixth College Eye 1:9, p.146	5/17/1911	The senior class of the Teachers College High School will present a pageant on the history of Iowa; outline of the presentation.
306	State to take over Shenandoah school; Senate votes to take charge of private normal school December 1; no money appropriated College Eye 1:4, p.67	4/12/1911	The Iowa Senate has voted to make the private normal school in Shenandoah a public institution.
307	Official Notes; by President. H. H. Seerley Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC) College Eye 1:3, p.41	4/5/1911	Article discusses education legislation in the General Assembly and possible need for more normal schools in Iowa.
308	Iowan's annual picnic Normal Eyte 21:18, p.311	2/1/1911	All former Iowans living in southern California are invited to attend the Iowa Association picnic.
309	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:17, p.287	1/25/1911	Text of article from Shenandoah on the potential for an additional normal school in the western part of Iowa.
310	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:8, p.125	10/26/1910	Tribute to Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver, who died October 15, 1910.
311	Association of Contributors to Iowa Education and History Normal Eyte 19:20, p.311	2/24/1909	Officers, objectives, and membership of the new association aimed at collecting and preserving "facts, data, materials, and objects as in any way relate to the origin, growth, and development of education in this state."
312	Organization formed; association of contributors to Iowa education and history organized- headquarters here Normal Eyte 19:18, p.274	2/10/1909	Group elects officers; hopes to collection and preserve "everything that in any way relates to history and education."
313	Association of contributors to Iowa education Meyerholz--Charles Henry(Social Science Faculty) Normal Eyte 19:15, p.228	1/20/1909	Trustees consider organizing group in Cedar Falls; would collect and preserve information on history and development of education in Iowa.
314	Official; the proposed new school laws Normal Eyte 19:9, p.133	11/4/1908	New rules and organization for state education in Iowa.
315	Untitled Normal Eyte 19:9, p.129	11/4/1908	Iowa Athletic Journal will begin publication.
316	The public Normal Eyte 19:8, p.117	10/28/1908	Learning more about Iowa Educational Commission.
317	Margaret. The story of a pioneer woman Miller--Edith (Professional & Training Faculty) Old Gold 0:0, p.200	6/1/1908	A tale of two newlyweds and their life on the prairie, raising four girls, accidents, death, and a lonely tombstone. Creative scene depicted of a log cabin among the trees.
318	The wood chopping Normal Eyte 18:29, p.457	5/6/1908	A pioneer story.
319	The county superintendents Normal Eyte 18:28, p.447	4/29/1908	Met in Des Moines; considered making the county the basic unit of organization for schools.
320	If Harvey Ingham Normal Eyte 18:26, p.403	4/15/1908	Normal Eyte appreciates editorial stand on Iowa senatorial succession controversy.
321	The West is attracting Normal Eyte 18:22, p.348	3/4/1908	Iowa seems to have a hard keeping its good teachers.
322	The governor's message Normal Eyte 18:19, p.289	2/12/1908	Governor Cummins spoke on campus; deemed to discourage the study of languages in favor of more general history; said that Iowa needed to remodel its educational system.
323	The semi-centennial at Iowa City Normal Eyte 17:26, p.405	4/3/1907	Iowa celebrates fiftieth anniversary of adoption of its second constitution.
324	Notes on music Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) Normal Eyte 17:1, p.9	9/12/1906	Professor Fullerton talks about the importance of the study of music.
325	Imperial Iowa; Hawkeye state is the garden of the Earth; wonderful figures of Iowa's fertility Normal Eyte 16:16, p.243	1/17/1906	Re-cap of lecture by Dr. Thomas E. Green.
326	Where the Normalites live Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.27	6/1/1905	Map of Iowa showing number of students from each county.
327	An opportunity Normal Eyte 14:17, p.265	1/16/1904	The Colonial Dames of America is offering $50 for the best essay on early Iowa history.
328	The wages paid to Iowa teachers is always a subject that arouses much interest Normal Eyte 13:2, p.17	9/13/1902	Believes that some people need to re-order their priorities.
329	Professor C. A. Fullerton Normal Eyte 12:20, p.306	2/15/1902	Commended for his work with music in Iowa by Professor W. L. Tomlins.
330	The teacher problem Normal Eyte 12:17, p.258	1/25/1902	Assessment of providing enough high quality teachers for Iowa.
331	The large mass of underpaid, overworked and poorly qualified teachers Normal Eyte 12:16, p.242	1/18/1902	Low pay for teachers in Iowa needs to be addressed.
332	The normal school problem Normal Eyte 12:16, p.243	1/18/1902	Believes that teachers should command a decent salary for their work.
333	Extracts from Supt. R. C. Barrett's biennial report for the years 1900- 1901 concerning the needs of additional facilities for training teachers Normal Eyte 12:14, p.211	1/4/1902	Lengthy statistical data on Iowa education.
334	Life in a typical western village Brown--Anna C. (Student--1897) Normal Eyte 10:21, p.509	2/23/1901	Impressions of small town life.
335	Iowa and libraries Normal Eyte 10:5, p.103	10/13/1900	Comments on the important library laws passed by the General Assembly.
336	Official Normal Eyte 9:22, p.516	3/10/1900	Measures pass in General Assembly for new building at ISNS; amount must be worked out in committee; continuing battle over new normal schools.
337	One new normal school Normal Eyte 9:22, p.516	3/10/1900	House passes bill for an additional normal school; provisions of the bill.
338	Maps have been made Normal Eyte 9:15, p.356	1/20/1900	Show that students are attending from ninety-eight Iowa counties.
339	We clip the following Normal Eyte 8:34, p.479	6/3/1899	Midland Schools editorial calls for increased money for ISNS and for additional normal schools.
340	What the alumni have done for Iowa Normal Eyte 6:33, p.433	6/12/1897	Number of alumni approaching one thousand; survey of their achievements near home and abroad.
341	When Prussia was brought low by the victory of Napoleon Normal Eyte 6:31, p.361	5/22/1897	Critical of law allowing manufacture of liquor in Iowa; believes solution lies in temperance education.
342	In the interest of science Treimer--Carl (Class of 1893) Normal Eyte 3:32, p.250	5/11/1894	Carl Treimer tells of his scientific explorations.
343	Iowa and her teachers Normal Eyte 1:4, p.27	2/2/1892	State should divert appropriations from other institutions to teacher preparation.
344	State expenses and higher education Normal Eyte 1:4, p.28	2/2/1892	Tally of sums spent on higher education.
345	From certain circumstances Students' Offering 5:18, p.4	5/1/1881	Examines statement in which graduates promise to teach in Iowa; common understanding is that the promise is fulfilled by teaching for two years; but there is not a stated limit.

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