Landscaping

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Contents Old Gold 0:0, p.8	06/01/1946	Table of contents; photo.
202	We need to all work together College Eye 37:5, p.2	10/05/1945	Faculty member comments on the need for a cleanly and attractive campus.
203	59 men required for campus care crew College Eye 36:42, p.3	08/03/1945	Physical Plant crew consists of twenty-one janitors and twenty-eight electricians, painters, drivers, and other workers; crew maintains 132-acre campus.
204	Campus receives initial trimming College Eye 34:28, p.2	04/30/1943	Crews cut grass for first time of the season; usually takes two or three days to cut the whole campus.
205	Students seek 'pasture' College Eye 33:38, p.3	07/03/1942	Paths not yet appearing on campus.
206	Campus keeps workers in full swing since the rain College Eye 33:36, p.1	06/19/1942	A look at the work necessary to keep the campus landscape looking neat.
207	Buildings and grounds undergo improvements College Eye 33:6, p.6	10/17/1941	Work has been done around the stadium; a new parking lot has been prepared; Campanile chiming mechanism under repair.
208	Keep off the grass College Eye 33:1, p.4	09/09/1941	I-Club will continue campaign to keep people from cutting across the grass.
209	Beware! Desist order out for grass cutters College Eye 32:32, p.4	05/16/1941	I-Club urges students not to cut across the grass.
210	Students praise college College Eye 31:42, p.2	08/09/1940	Students tell what they like about ISTC.
211	Ivy is memorial to Dr. Latham College Eye 31:40, p.1	07/26/1940	President Latham liked the appearance of ivy on buildings; many plants will be set out.
212	What goes on inside the canvas College Eye 31:21, p.4	02/23/1940	Crew repairs tree damaged by 1936 storm.
213	To the student body College Eye 31:9, p.2	11/10/1939	Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds speaks of unsightly paths on campus.
214	'Doctor' performs six operations on campus College Eye 30:39, p.1	07/14/1939	Warner Baerwald is the campus tree surgeon who cuts out decaying parts of trees and then dresses the wound so the tree will live longer.
215	Campus progress Alumnus 23:3, p.19	07/01/1939	Extensive landscaping associated with new women's dormitory; building with capacity for 293 students should be ready by winter quarter.
216	Sidewalks are made to walk on College Eye 30:34, p.1	06/05/1939	E. E. Cole talks about recent landscaping improvements.
217	New gardener College Eye 30:27, p.2	04/07/1939	Warner Baerwald appointed campus gardener.
218	Plan announced College Eye 30:25, p.4	03/24/1939	Baker and Seerley Halls will attempt to beautify campus.
219	President O. R. Latham Alumnus 0:0, p.4	07/01/1938	President Latham completes his tenth year in office; brief summary of his accomplishments; photo.
220	Summer sun and shade Alumnus 22:3, p.	07/01/1938	Students walk past the Circle Elm; photo.
221	East campus in the fall Alumnus 21:4, p.	10/01/1937	End of drive in front of Auditorium Building; photo.
222	Beauties adorn athletic field College Eye 28:40, p.4	07/09/1937	Beautiful roses grow near the athletic field.
223	'It's not easy,' says mower College Eye 28:33, p.1	05/21/1937	Glenn Crawford talks about his job of cutting the campus lawns.
224	Tramp, tramp, the grass is leaving College Eye 28:23, p.2	03/12/1937	Does not like the paths that are appearing on the lawn now that spring is approaching.
225	Lighting, paving among campus improvements Alumnus 20:4, p.18	10/01/1936	Improvements include new stadium, laundry building, greenhouse; roof repairs; gateway south of Men's Gym; paving; new outdoor lighting system; and landscaping.
226	But a few days remain for strolling College Eye 27:11, p.1	08/07/1936	Campus view from northeast; photo.
227	Campus-wide improvements move forward; seven separate projects approximating $60,000 under way College Eye 27:11, p.1	08/07/1936	Survey of construction projects and improvements.
228	Serene it stands, after the storm College Eye 27:10, p.1	07/31/1936	Elm tree west of Gilchrist Hall survives storm; many other trees damaged; photo.
229	The editor strolls about the campus College Eye 27:6, p.2	07/03/1936	Describes the beauty of the ISTC campus.
230	New lease on life given Russian olive College Eye 27:5, p.1	06/26/1936	Attempt to save tree near Nursery School Building.
231	Campus canoeing pool nearing completion College Eye 27:3, p.4	06/12/1936	Now landscaping banks.
232	Workers apply campus make-up College Eye 27:43, p.2	05/15/1936	Lots of landscaping and repair work going on.
233	Campus tree takes its own life; makes "Believe it or Not" College Eye 27:27, p.1	01/17/1936	Tree with encircling roots to be featured in nationally syndicated column.
234	Progress; college grows during past seven years, offices, buildings, campus improved College Eye 27:20, p.2	11/08/1935	Quick survey of campus construction over the last few years.
235	Come home and cheer for the Purple, Oct. 19 Alumnus 19:4, p.1	10/01/1935	Urges alumni to visit the campus and see the football team with its new coach, Tom Johnson; quick look at some of the campus beautification work; photo.
236	Campus building program nears peak for 1935 College Eye 27:51, p.1	08/02/1935	Baker Hall to be built; Gilchrist chapel will be remodeled into little theater; ten new tennis courts will be built; landscaping and sidewalks.
237	Yearbook edition Alumnus 19:3, p.3	07/01/1935	Photos from Old Gold featured in Alumnus and scattered throughout issue; photo.
238	Intriguing spring atmosphere casts enchantment on co-eds; girls linger outdoors; are reluctant to leave campus College Eye 26:41, p.1	05/03/1935	Women are enjoying a romantic spring.
239	Spring alterations in 'house cleaning' improve campus College Eye 26:41, p.1	05/03/1935	Campus is undergoing a major landscaping effort.
240	Spring weather interrupted by devastating windstorm; plays havoc in employees' restroom and on campus College Eye 26:39, p.1	04/19/1935	Winds damage trees and buildings.
241	College rebuilds grounds in 1934; alterations, repairs change appearance of buildings College Eye 26:25, p.1	12/21/1934	Description of changes to the campus.
242	Longer class intervals, credit rule, administrative changes top events in campus news; departmental and campus alterations are also recent changes College Eye 26:12, p.1	09/10/1934	Will allow ten minutes of passage time instead of five minutes; changes in music and language departments; landscaping in central campus after demolition of Power Plant.
243	Campus remodeling under way Alumnus 18:3, p.10	07/01/1934	Central campus area, formerly occupied by heating plant and parking lot, will be landscaped; street encircling area will be paved; offices will be remodeled to meet new administrative needs.
244	Central campus mart nearing completion College Eye 26:3, p.1	06/22/1934	Removing cinders from former parking lot; will build circular drive and large landscaped circle north of Sabin Hall.
245	College offices and bookstore to be rebuilt; tentative plans also cal for landscaping of Commons College Eye 25:37, p.1	04/06/1934	Will accommodate changes in administrative organization and beautification plans for Back Circle.
246	Heating Plant, Old North Hall being removed; parking space adjacent to training school also to be changed College Eye 25:34, p.1	03/12/1934	Both buildings should be removed in a few weeks; chimney will be demolished in sections; old cinder parking lot will be landscaped; bookstore will move into the power house.
247	Civil Works plan will be offered by O. R. Latham College Eye 25:25, p.1	12/21/1933	Will offer employment for at least fifty on a variety of projects.
248	Competition is rule of living even for trees College Eye 25:7, p.1	07/21/1933	Grounds crew removes tree.
249	Class memorials beautify campus grounds; reveal school loyalty College Eye 25:6, p.1	07/14/1933	Survey of class gifts.
250	Three rare trees grace local campus; two are tulip trees College Eye 24:19, p.2	02/10/1933	Professor Arey brought two Russian olives and two tulip trees to campus.
251	Editorials; wounds leave scars College Eye 24:17, p.2	01/27/1933	E. E. Cole reports that cutting across the grass in winter does more harm than doing the same thing in summer.
252	Campus foliage suffers siege at students' hands College Eye 23:52, p.4	07/29/1932	Students pull leaves from bushes.
253	Two Minutes College Eye 23:48, p.2	06/30/1932	Criticizes students for taking short cuts through the grass.
254	Grandstands will be built this summer; football seats will more than double capacity of the stadium College Eye 23:45, p.1	06/10/1932	Will also make improvements to Central Hall and put in new sidewalks.
255	Three men and student would take two weeks to groom grass on campus College Eye 23:11, p.3	08/14/1931	About sixty acres is mowed.
256	Spare the grass College Eye 23:8, p.2	07/24/1931	Fences around campus to be removed; implores students to keep from walking on the grass.
257	South campus presents improved appearance College Eye 23:5, p.1	07/03/1931	Area has been cleared, leveled, and sodded.
258	Loyal alumnus languishes Alumnus 14:4, p.12	10/01/1930	Dick, a horse formerly used for campus mowing and other chores, is now about thirty-three years old and participating in limited activities.
259	Thirty years ago an Indiana race horse owner Public Relations News Release 1929:555, p.1	08/01/1930	A look at the life and work of Dick, who has lived and worked on campus for the past twelve years.
260	Campus Scene Old Gold 0:0, p.42	06/01/1928	Photo of campus scenery.
261	Mr. J. E. Robinson tells of campus improvements College Eye 19:35, p.7	05/16/1928	Recounts many repairs and upgrades during his time here.
262	Isn't it fine! College Eye 18:45, p.4	06/15/1927	Editorial states that students of I. S. T. C. should be thankful for the wonderful campus.
263	Trees make our campus beautiful College Eye 17:9, p.1	07/29/1925	View of tree-lined walk from 23rd Street toward Auditorium Building; photo.
264	Did you know that College Eye 17:1, p.3	06/03/1925	A look at some unusual and traditional campus sights.
265	Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.13	06/01/1924	Park-like campus scene; photo.
266	Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.15	06/01/1924	Sun dial; photo.
267	Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.19	06/01/1924	Park-like campus scene; photo.
268	Campus or pasture College Eye 14:18, p.4	01/17/1923	Comments on the look of campus near the schoolhouse.
269	The student's duty College Eye 13:11, p.3	11/09/1921	Urges students to keep the campus clean and beautiful.
270	Our campus College Eye 10:MENS, p.2	04/30/1919	Urges students to keep off the grass.
271	Prof. Arey College Eye 9:27, p.8	04/24/1918	Has received many shrubs and trees that will need to be planted.
272	"The Only Elm" Alumni News Letter 1:1, p.1	07/01/1917	Alumni dedicated elm tree near Library to memory of Professor M. F. Arey.
273	Dedication service; campus elm dedicated to Prof. Arey College Eye 9:1, p.1	06/06/1917	Large elm near Library dedicated to Professor Arey.
274	Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.7	06/01/1916	Shady spot on campus; photo.
275	English Club sets memorial for Shakespeare College Eye 7:28, p.5	05/03/1916	Professor Gist was master of ceremonies; tree is located southeast of the high school building.
276	The Shady Walk--campus view looking toward the city of Cedar Falls Old Gold 0:0, p.12	06/01/1913	Photo.
277	Untitled Old Gold 0:0, p.8	06/01/1912	View of campus looking toward 23rd and College Streets; photo.
278	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:5, p.71	10/05/1910	Notes the many compliments to the Iowa State Teachers College students, faculty, and grounds.
279	The Normal campus Normal Eyte Annual 5:19, p.5	06/01/1905	Brief description of the campus in 1905; photo.
280	Wm. Brandstetter Normal Eyte 15:28, p.447	04/19/1905	Went home with E. E. Magee and got some new trees for the campus.
281	The appearance of the gridiron and north campus Normal Eyte 14:1, p.16	09/05/1903	North campus has been graded and leveled.
282	Perhaps one of the saddest things if not the saddest Normal Eyte 13:28, p.445	04/18/1903	Student trips on wire.
283	Extracts from Board of Trustees report Normal Eyte 12:4, p.50	10/04/1901	Report cites rising enrollment and consequent needs including a laboratory building, gymnasium, library, landscaping, and sidewalks
284	The street car company Normal Eyte 12:4, p.58	10/04/1901	Has begun grading work for a line and depot on campus; will run near new Auditorium Building.
285	The Executive committee Normal Eyte 11:27, p.663	04/13/1901	New trees will be planted on campus.
286	Editorial Normal Eyte 10:6, p.125	10/20/1900	The value of the Lecture Course as part of a student's education; laments loss of trees in landscaping project to accommodate tracks of street railway.
287	Official Normal Eyte 10:5, p.102	10/13/1900	Lecture Course seats will be assigned; landscaping of northeast corner of campus will get underway; seems to be some delay in shipping stone to the Auditorium Building construction site.
288	Official Normal Eyte 10:3, p.54	09/29/1900	Will continue with Museum collections; Athletic Association granted instructor with director to follow; Auditorium Building work continues; extensive grading on northeast corner of campus in connection with extension of street railway onto campus.
289	Other items Normal Eyte 9:4, p.79	10/07/1899	Schedule will continue with seven periods to accommodate the large number of students; War Department will return the two field guns; grading and landscaping of east edge of campus will continue.
290	The walk in front of campus Normal Eyte 9:2, p.36	09/23/1899	Has been re-graded.
291	When the agent of the M. C. Lilley Company was here Normal Eyte 8:3, p.36	09/24/1898	Found campus beautiful; description of changes in roads and drives on and off campus; more lots will be developed on College Hill.
292	Report of Board of Directors: biennial period, 1895-1897 Normal Eyte 7:10, p.113	11/13/1897	Urges General Assembly to adopt comprehensive plan for ISNS; recommend summer session; urges implementation of landscaping plan; recommend appropriations.
293	Official News and Notes Normal Eyte 7:3, p.28	09/25/1897	Band and orchestra will get new instruments; landscaper A. N. Carpenter has produced a campus plan; will offer second course in Latin; Student Battalion large; Lillian Goodwin will be President Seerley's private secretary.
294	Official news and notes Normal Eyte 7:1, p.3	09/11/1897	President Seerley's tribute to James Gilchrist; a look at improvements made on buildings and on campus with the help of a professional landscape planner; library classified; changes in faculty.
295	The grounds are being fixed up and the drives widened Normal Eyte 6:29, p.344	05/08/1897
296	You must keep off the grass Normal Eyte 6:27, p.320	04/24/1897	It is growing so fast that it will push you off.
297	Messrs Doran, Townsend, and McDuffie Normal Eyte 6:19, p.219	02/13/1897	Met with landscape architect to form plan for improving campus.
298	Under the supervision of Superintendent Martz Normal Eyte 5:29, p.274	05/02/1896	Appearance of campus enhanced.
299	The opening week of school Normal Eyte 5:1, p.1	09/21/1895	Enrollment approaching one thousand; Administration Building should be ready by January 1, 1896; landscaping and drives modified on campus front lawn; steps removed from Central Hall; power plant under construction; teachers deal with crowded classrooms.
300	The I. A. C. Student of May 28 Normal Eyte 3:35, p.273	06/02/1894	Echoes ISU student newspaper in asking students to respect the beauty of their school; do not cut across the grass and do not vandalize the buildings.