Literary Societies

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#	Title	Date	Summary
301	Though something was said Normal Eyte 12:12, p.177	12/07/1901	Societies must hurry to make sure that their rooms in the new Auditorium Building will be furnished.
302	That the societies in their present locations Normal Eyte 12:11, p.161	11/23/1901	Auditorium Building to house the societies; due to open by the first of the new year; society work has been hampered under current conditions.
303	The new society halls Normal Eyte 12:20, p.59	10/04/1901	President Seerley and the English Department distributed the society halls in the new building by lot.
304	The gentlemen's societies Normal Eyte 12:3, p.41	09/28/1901	Did not meet because of the cold rooms.
305	Official; beginnings of the Iowa State Normal School; "generals' Normal Eyte 11:32, p.782	05/18/1901	Professor Wright discusses long, tiresome recitations.
306	Commendation for Normal's system of literary training Normal Eyte 11:30, p.737	05/04/1901	Praise from the Iowa State University student newspaper.
307	A provisional society Normal Eyte 11:28, p.691	04/20/1901	Organized for men; other societies are filled to capacity.
308	The successful society Normal Eyte 11:26, p.625	04/06/1901	Mary Simmons presents her views on a good literary society.
309	Editorial Normal Eyte 10:22, p.529	03/02/1901	U. G. Hayden wins local oratorical contest; will represent ISNS in interstate contest; considers difficulty in making judgments in these contests; will issue special number of the Normal Eyte devoted to literary societies.
310	Editorial Normal Eyte 10:20, p.481	02/16/1901	A look at final and surprise examinations; thinks recent literary society presentations are not quite so original as they might be; looks at breaches in discipline in skipping chapel, writing graffiti, and petty theft.
311	Editorial; a Normal alumnus on the Minnesota-Iowa debate Normal Eyte 10:17, p.409	01/26/1901	O. P. McElmeel did well in debate work at the University of Minnesota; ISNS literary society work is strong; complains about over use of the term "professor".
312	In general; social life at I. S. N. S. Normal Eyte 10:16, p.376	01/19/1901	Believes that social life could be improved considerably.
313	Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 10:10, p.235	11/17/1900	Urges as many students as possible to participate in the contest; urges classes to organize.
314	Prof. Loughridge Normal Eyte 9:33, p.788	06/02/1900	Sent gavels for literary societies.
315	Editorial Normal Eyte 9:26, p.611	04/14/1900	General Assembly allocates $100,000 to ISNS for new buildings; looks forward to large chapel, many classrooms, and literary society halls; Henry Sabin publishes book.
316	Mother Goose on goslings Normal Eyte 9:24, p.572	03/31/1900
317	Eight pairs of dark red curtains Normal Eyte 9:22, p.523	03/10/1900	Received for society functions.
318	Editorial Normal Eyte 9:18, p.421	02/10/1900	Would like subscribers to pay their fees; women's issue of the Normal Eyte was a success; recent Aristo program was particularly good; Roger Leavitt will succeed the late Edward Townsend as school treasurer.
319	Editorial Normal Eyte 9:16, p.373	01/27/1900	Praise for the work of the literary societies, especially in the wake of the fine work of O. P. McElmeel at the University of Minnesota.
320	Editorial Normal Eyte 9:13, p.301	12/16/1899	Applauds recent literary society programs; school needs more room to do its work well; urges students to rest as much as they can over the Christmas holidays.
321	Editorial Normal Eyte 9:11, p.253	11/25/1899	Explanation of the success of ISNS debaters; Henry Sabin publishes book; Normal Eyte staff looking forward to Thanksgiving.
322	Attempts have been made Normal Eyte 9:3, p.54	09/30/1899	To create a unified and organized calendar of campus public programs, lectures, and concerts.
323	Society reporters Normal Eyte 9:3, p.63	09/30/1899	Schedule of articles on the societies.
324	The public or open sessions of the literary societies Normal Eyte 9:2, p.31	09/23/1899	Schedule of the sessions.
325	One hundred and fifty high school graduates Normal Eyte 9:1, p.13	09/16/1899	Took English test for admission to literary societies.
326	Commencement 1899 Normal Eyte 8:35, p.504	06/17/1899	Lengthy description of the activities and ceremonies.
327	The best way to prepare a debate Normal Eyte 8:33, p.469	05/27/1899	Ella Sterrett offers advice.
328	Alumni and friends of the Normal School Normal Eyte 8:32, p.450	05/20/1899	Railroads offering discounted fares for Commencement; brief schedule of the ceremonies..
329	Duties of the critic Normal Eyte 8:32, p.456	05/20/1899	F. W. Perkins offers opinions of responsibilities of a critic in society work.
330	The entertainment feature in our literary societies Normal Eyte 8:29, p.408	04/29/1899	Mabel Montgomery looks at the intent of society work.
331	The literary societies have a large problem on their hands Normal Eyte 8:21, p.292	02/18/1899	Rooms in which open sessions are held cannot accommodate the numbers of people who wish to attend.
332	Sixth triangular debate Normal Eyte 8:19, p.259	02/04/1899	Brief history of intersociety debate.
333	Clio Normal Eyte 8:17, p.240	01/21/1899	Essay on proper spirit for running a business meeting.
334	Aristo Normal Eyte 8:16, p.225	01/14/1899	Text of paper on recitations as part of literary programs.
335	The graduating classes in June Normal Eyte 8:15, p.206	12/17/1898	Are too large for the traditional ceremony and addresses; committee seeking solution.
336	There are too many young women in the school Normal Eyte 8:15, p.206	12/17/1898	May need to form another literary society.
337	Is active solicitation for society members best? Normal Eyte 8:14, p.192	12/10/1898	Believes that people should judge which society is best for them.
338	Value of extemporaneous work Normal Eyte 8:13, p.180	12/03/1898	Leora Parker explores the benefits of the work.
339	The first hexagonal debate Normal Eyte 8:9, p.125	11/05/1898	Results of debate among the women's societies.
340	The Triangular Debate Normal Eyte 8:8, p.114	10/29/1898	A look at five years of debate results.
341	Resolved, that the business sessions of our literary societies Normal Eyte 8:7, p.101	10/22/1898	Advocates open sessions.
342	It seems the rule Normal Eyte 8:6, p.78	10/15/1898	Applauds mandatory literary society work at ISNS.
343	Society reporters Normal Eyte 8:6, p.84	10/15/1898	Asks for clearer, more interesting accounts of programs.
344	Society Notes Normal Eyte 8:1, p.14	09/10/1898	Normal Eyte invites contributions from the societies.
345	Anniversary of literary societies Normal Eyte 7:36, p.9	06/18/1898	Account of the Commencement presentations.
346	Intersociety debates Normal Eyte 7:35, p.33	06/11/1898	History of intersociety debates; results and team members over the years.
347	The student organizations; introductory Normal Eyte 7:35, p.17	06/11/1898	Brief history and general practices of the literary societies.
348	Credits for the society reporters Normal Eyte 7:29, p.5	04/23/1898	Society reporters will receive credit for their work.
349	The Commencement number Normal Eyte 7:28, p.5	04/16/1898	Will include section on societies.
350	Our gentlemen's literary societies Normal Eyte 7:22, p.5	02/19/1898	Must enlarge current societies or start new ones.
351	The regular inter-society debate Normal Eyte 7:21, p.5	02/12/1898	Brief history and description of the annual event.
352	The gentlemen's society halls Normal Eyte 7:20, p.13	02/05/1898	Everyone appreciates the new electric lights in the society halls.
353	Those who write for the oratorical contest Normal Eyte 7:9, p.106	11/06/1897	Must submit orations to Miss Pierce; literary societies must submit contestants' names; those who participate in too many extracurricular activities may not be selected.
354	Music is claiming an unusual amount of attention Normal Eyte 7:4, p.45	10/02/1897	Literary societies forming choral groups; Orios form orchestra.
355	Official News and Notes Normal Eyte 7:2, p.14	09/18/1897	Fall 1897 enrollment highest ever; 114 candidates for graduation in 1898; library improvements successful; museum improving; English faculty working hard to test literary society candidates; E. B. Baldwin will speak.
356	In spite of the tendency to forget Normal Eyte 7:1, p.9	09/11/1897	All literary societies put on programs during first week of school.
357	The most successful year in the history of the State Normal School Normal Eyte 6:34, p.476	06/19/1897	Account of Commencement exercises.
358	What the literary societies have done for the Normal School Normal Eyte 6:33, p.404	06/12/1897	Miss McFarland believes that the societies have made students more at ease and better able to work together.
359	That mind is greater than matter Normal Eyte 6:31, p.361	05/22/1897	Points out strengths of mind gained in debate.
360	The fourth year of our intersociety debating league Normal Eyte 6:30, p.349	05/15/1897	Debates among literary societies have been good.
361	The eight literary societies Normal Eyte 6:28, p.332	05/01/1897	Had pictures taken.
362	Is there a person who doubts Normal Eyte 6:25, p.289	04/10/1897	Enjoyed debate among women's societies.
363	If there is one thing Normal Eyte 6:23, p.265	03/27/1897	Institution takes justifiable pride in work of literary societies.
364	Owing to some misunderstanding Normal Eyte 6:11, p.121	11/21/1896	Regrets omission of program by new Primary literary society, the Primary Round Table.
365	Each recurring week brings something of interest Normal Eyte 6:10, p.110	11/14/1896	Literary society organized for Special Primary students.
366	The various recognized literary societies Normal Eyte 6:5, p.49	10/10/1896	Hear lecture from Miss McFarland on the essential features of society work.
367	The inter-society debates Normal Eyte 6:4, p.39	10/03/1896	Should be conducted in good spirits, not in partisanship.
368	The following are the regulations Normal Eyte 6:3, p.33	09/26/1896	Open sessions are free.
369	Society Day Normal Eyte 5:35, p.369	06/24/1896	Description of the Commencement presentations.
370	The pentagonal system of debate Normal Eyte 5:34, p.341	06/06/1896	Adopted by women's literary societies.
371	Society notes Normal Eyte 5:32, p.317	05/23/1896	Description of Orio, Zetalethean, and joint sessions; report of receipts of literary society sessions in 1895-1896.
372	Society Notes Normal Eyte 5:32, p.3	05/23/1896	Description of Orio, Zetalethean, and joint sessions; report of receipts of literary society sessions in 1895-1896.
373	Many of the literary societies Normal Eyte 14:21, p.265	04/25/1896	Excuse seniors from meetings.
374	The coming contest Normal Eyte 5:25, p.229	03/28/1896	School oratorical contest will give opportunities for societies to show their colors.
375	Society notes Normal Eyte 5:20, p.180	02/22/1896	A report on the Philo program; urges more debate, especially in the women's societies; topics and speakers for Natural History Association meeting..
376	Each society Normal Eyte 5:14, p.120	12/21/1895	Urges societies to furnish reports on their work to the Normal Eyte.
377	Now let the croakers adjust their tuneful throats Normal Eyte 5:9, p.71	11/16/1895	Entrance fee did not deter attendance at Alpha session.
378	Society notes Normal Eyte 5:8, p.58	11/09/1895	Men's societies will engage in triangular debate; Aristos express willingness to decorate hall if they receive one..
379	The report of the faculty-student committee Normal Eyte 5:7, p.49	11/02/1895	Consider recent ruling of faculty to require societies to collect admission to public sessions; societies will determine what they are willing to do if President Seerley gives them a society hall.
380	It has been decided Normal Eyte 10:7, p.39	10/19/1895	Fee will be charged for admission to literary society open sessions; will be used to decorate society halls.
381	The first of this week Normal Eyte 5:5, p.34	10/19/1895	Faculty decides to charge admission fee to literary societies' public sessions.
382	The literary societies Normal Eyte 5:2, p.9	09/28/1895	Normal Eyte appoints W. J. McCready as special reporter on societies; urges societies to higher levels of achievement.
383	Society orations Normal Eyte 5:1, p.6	09/21/1895	Orations must be given in large or supplementary chapel.
384	The new students of this year Normal Eyte 5:1, p.6	09/21/1895	Students may write essay to determine eligibility for literary society work.
385	It is generally remarked Normal Eyte 4:33, p.517	05/25/1895	Inter-society debate not as enthusiastic usual.
386	No one should forget Normal Eyte 4:32, p.508	05/18/1895	Inter-society debate scheduled.
387	The main feature Normal Eyte 4:27, p.427	04/13/1895	Description of Neotrophian program; featured debate with Clios, a new activity for women's societies.
388	The inter-society debate Normal Eyte 4:22, p.342	03/02/1895	Detailed account of the men's societies' debate.
389	The lecture course of the school Normal Eyte 4:22, p.348	03/02/1895	Urges students to attend the lectures.
390	Friends, sisters, Shakes Normal Eyte 4:18, p.278	02/02/1895	A poetic look at literary societies.
391	The literary societies Normal Eyte 4:17, p.261	01/26/1895	Preparations under way for inter-society debate.
392	Mr. Editor Normal Eyte 4:8, p.119	11/03/1894	Would like to see the Board support the remodeling and furnishing of literary society rooms.
393	The first inter-society debate Normal Eyte 4:8, p.117	11/03/1894	Extensive descriptions of debates.
394	Judging from the amount of work Normal Eyte 4:6, p.89	10/20/1894	Men working hard on society debate.
395	In another place we print the report of the committee Normal Eyte 4:5, p.69	10/13/1894	A look at a proposal to provide better quarters for the literary societies.
396	Society halls Normal Eyte 4:5, p.71	10/13/1894	Committee makes recommendations for renovation of Central Hall third floor into literary society quarters.
397	Speakers for the third intersociety debate Normal Eyte 4:5, p.76	10/13/1894	Roster of speakers.
398	Probably seventy-five girls Normal Eyte 4:3, p.43	09/29/1894	Will join societies soon.
399	Society halls Normal Eyte 4:5, p.233	04/28/1894	Societies would like dedicated rooms in the new building; Board asks if they would accept rooms on third floor of Central Hall.
400	A good suggestion Normal Eyte 3:27, p.209	04/07/1894	Aristos and Philos may hold reunion for old members at end of term.