Literary Societies

Displaying 151 - 200 of 441 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
151	Editorial College Eye 3:21, p.347	02/26/1914	Devised a plan for men's literary society involvement.
152	Editorial College Eye 3:20, p.331	02/19/1914	College Eye election coming up; Bertha Hart will perform; appreciates appearance of Helen Keller on campus; continuing debate on role of literary societies.
153	Editorial College Eye 3:18, p.299	02/05/1914	Questions whether society work should be optional or mandatory; apologizes for number of mistakes in last issue of College Eye; encourages students to purchase an Old Gold.
154	Societies College Eye 3:5, p.93	10/02/1913	Programs for societies; formal entertainments held for friends; debates held.
155	The christenin' of th' bairns College Eye 3:1, p.13	06/12/1913	Two new literary societies, Homerian and Irving, were incorporated.
156	Society Parade College Eye 3:1, p.22	06/12/1913	Societies had traditional Commencement parade; each had meetings following graduation ceremonies.
157	Societies Old Gold 0:0, p.209	06/01/1913	Woman with laurel wreath.
158	Initial track meet last Saturday; no new records made--track a little heavy College Eye 2:30, p.4	05/08/1913	Home track meet held; results provided.
159	Extensive plans for May fete; begins with grand parade and closes with band concert College Eye 2:29, p.1	05/01/1913	Describes events planned for T.C.'s first May Day celebration.
160	Take notice! College Eye 2:26, p.2	04/10/1913	Men requested to attend literary society meetings in order to address an important question.
161	Oratorical contest; date for the final set for January thirtieth; nine contestants College Eye 2:16, p.1	01/23/1913	No preliminaries will be held due to diminished interest.
162	Athletics; many men taking class basketball; men's intersociety contest to be held College Eye 2:15, p.4	01/16/1913	Men enjoying basketball class.
163	The ladies' literary societies College Eye 2:4, p.7	09/26/1912	Held their formals this week.
164	Public speaking; chance for development in many lines of work College Eye 2:4, p.1	09/26/1912	Believes that participation in debate and oratory is important.
165	Rules; regarding the governing of the ladies societies College Eye 2:3, p.5	09/19/1912	Rules for recruiting new members to the women's literary societies.
166	After the rush and excitement of the opening days College Eye 2:3, p.4	09/19/1912	Be active during your college years; join a literary society.
167	In one of the first issues of this paper College Eye 2:2, p.4	09/12/1912	Will present rules on recruitment by women's literary societies.
168	Oratory and debate College Eye 2:1, p.4	06/13/1912	Carl Erickson, winner of first place in interstate oratorical contest; photo.
169	Society anniversaries College Eye 2:1, p.4	06/13/1912	Women's societies hold annual parade.
170	Alumni reunion College Eye 2:1, p.5	06/13/1912	D. S. Wright, senior professor at the college; photo; Professor Wright's Commencement speech and other events during Commencement.
171	Societies Old Gold 0:0, p.119	06/01/1912	Illustration of a young woman.
172	So Here's To All of You Old Gold 0:0, p.120	06/01/1912	Poem about ISTC's literary societies.
173	Remembrances of the year Old Gold 0:0, p.276	06/01/1912	Fictitious letters home.
174	Commencement program ready; noted alumnus will give Commencement address on Tuesday College Eye 1:30, p.1	05/22/1912	W. R. Patterson will speak; schedule for the events.
175	New rules adopted; ladies literary society forms new organization known as Women's Intersociety Committee; provision made for Society Day College Eye 1:30, p.2	05/22/1912	Committee worked on constitution all year; text of the constitution.
176	Coming events College Eye 1:23, p.8	04/03/1912	Campus events calendar through June.
177	The Woman's Intersociety Committee College Eye 1:18, p.5	02/14/1912	Working on uniform rules for rush.
178	Society basketball ruled out College Eye 1:11, p.5	11/22/1911	Intersociety basketball dropped. A new league may be formed by the Department of Physical Education; games had been scheduled for four of the previous five years.
179	Mid-winter play chosen; special students in public speaking will present "The Girl From Montana." College Eye 1:11, p.7	11/22/1911	Until last year, women's literary societies presented short plays in open sessions; beginning last year students in public speaking presented a play.
180	The Simpson game College Eye 1:10, p.8	11/15/1911	Literary societies asked to dismiss their sessions in time so that students can get to the football game.
181	The presidents of the Girls Literary Societies College Eye 1:5, p.5	10/12/1911	Were entertained by Miss Lillian Lambert.
182	Two members College Eye 1:4, p.4	10/04/1911	Believes it would be valuable for I. S. T. C. students to create guidelines for society "rushing."
183	Society anniversaries College Eye 1:12, p.12	06/15/1911	Describes the literary society parade at Commencement.
184	Societies Old Gold 0:0, p.172	06/01/1911	Drawing of a woman holding flowers.
185	Editorial College Eye 1:6, p.91	04/26/1911	Literary societies trying to see who can sell the most tickets to the home debate against Kansas.
186	Official Notes College Eye 1:5, p.76	04/19/1911	At a meeting of the faculty, rules and regulations concerning the work of men's literary societies were adopted; text of the rules.
187	"Stunt Night" College Eye 1:4, p.68	04/12/1911	The literary societies are preparing a night of entertainment for the school.
188	The declamatory contest Normal Eyte 21:17, p.297	01/25/1911	The intersociety declamatory contest will be held the fourth of March.
189	The Department of Physical Education Normal Eyte 21:16, p.283	01/18/1911	Will continue basketball games for women's literary society teams.
190	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:15, p.251	01/11/1911	Editorial states that being a member of a literary society is not a good way to practice debating or oratorical skills.
191	On last Friday afternoon Normal Eyte 21:15, p.264	01/11/1911	Mass meeting was held by all literary societies to discuss the continuation of basketball.
192	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:14, p.233	01/04/1911	Editorial encourages the development of a men's intersociety oratorical contest.
193	Miss Boothroyd, representing the Zeta society wins women's oratorical; Nell Ratcliffe, of the Alphas, claims second place Normal Eyte 21:13, p.225	12/14/1910	Ellen Boothroyd won the women's literary society oratorical contest; roster of speakers and topics.
194	Arrangements made for declamatory contest Normal Eyte 21:13, p.224	12/14/1910	The Elocution and Public Speaking Department is arranging a declamatory contest for the literary societies.
195	Society basketball Normal Eyte 21:13, p.216	12/14/1910	Editorial asks whether or not there is a need for a basketball tournament among the literary societies.
196	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:6, p.89	10/12/1910	Discusses the current decision of the faculty to ban any type of dancing on campus; some members of a literary society had danced after a downtown reception.
197	On Saturday evening Normal Eyte 21:0, p.7	06/11/1910	Describes the march of the men's literary societies.
198	Societies Old Gold 0:0, p.93	06/01/1910	Drawing of a woman.
199	Many graduation events; Commencement week is filled with many events; alumni program is interesting Normal Eyte 20:35, p.582	06/01/1910	Preview of the traditional activities; program for the alumni luncheon.
200	Editorial Normal Eyte 20:31, p.507	05/04/1910	Men's literary societies break tradition by not holding Triangular Debate; school spirit lacking; low attendance at recent athletic events.