Literary Societies
Displaying 301 - 350 of 441 in reverse chronological order
# | Title | Date | Summary |
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301 | Though something was said Normal Eyte 12:12, p.177 |
Societies must hurry to make sure that their rooms in the new Auditorium Building will be furnished. | |
302 | The societies will hand in their reports Normal Eyte 12:12, p.177 |
Society reports to be handed in and published in the Normal Eyte. | |
303 | That the societies in their present locations Normal Eyte 12:11, p.161 |
Auditorium Building to house the societies; due to open by the first of the new year; society work has been hampered under current conditions. | |
304 | The new society halls Normal Eyte 12:4, p.59 |
President Seerley and the English Department distributed the society halls in the new building by lot. | |
305 | The gentlemen's societies Normal Eyte 12:3, p.41 |
Did not meet because of the cold rooms. | |
306 | Directory Normal Eyte 12:3, p.47 |
Roster of student organization officers. | |
307 | Official; beginnings of the Iowa State Normal School; "generals' Normal Eyte 11:32, p.782 |
Professor Wright discusses long, tiresome recitations. | |
308 | Commendation for Normal's system of literary training Normal Eyte 11:30, p.737 |
Praise from the Iowa State University student newspaper. | |
309 | A provisional society Normal Eyte 11:28, p.691 |
Organized for men; other societies are filled to capacity. | |
310 | The successful society Normal Eyte 11:26, p.625 |
Mary Simmons presents her views on a good literary society. | |
311 | Editorial Normal Eyte 10:22, p.529 |
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. | |
312 | Editorial Normal Eyte 10:20, p.481 |
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. | |
313 | Editorial; a Normal alumnus on the Minnesota-Iowa debate Normal Eyte 10:17, p.409 |
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". | |
314 | In general; social life at I. S. N. S. Normal Eyte 10:16, p.376 |
Believes that social life could be improved considerably. | |
315 | Oratorical contest Normal Eyte 10:10, p.235 |
Urges as many students as possible to participate in the contest; urges classes to organize. | |
316 | Prof. Loughridge Normal Eyte 9:33, p.788 |
Sent gavels for literary societies. | |
317 | Editorial Normal Eyte 9:26, p.611 |
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. | |
318 | Mother Goose on goslings Normal Eyte 9:24, p.572 |
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319 | Eight pairs of dark red curtains Normal Eyte 9:22, p.523 |
Received for society functions. | |
320 | The Alphas Normal Eyte 9:20, p.476 |
Entertained presidents of literary societies. | |
321 | Editorial Normal Eyte 9:18, p.421 |
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. | |
322 | Editorial Normal Eyte 9:16, p.373 |
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. | |
323 | Society Normal Eyte 9:14, p.336 |
Schedule of society reporters for the Normal Eyte. | |
324 | Editorial Normal Eyte 9:13, p.301 |
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. | |
325 | Editorial Normal Eyte 9:11, p.253 |
Explanation of the success of ISNS debaters; Henry Sabin publishes book; Normal Eyte staff looking forward to Thanksgiving. | |
326 | Attempts have been made Normal Eyte 9:3, p.54 |
To create a unified and organized calendar of campus public programs, lectures, and concerts. | |
327 | Society reporters Normal Eyte 9:3, p.63 |
Schedule of articles on the societies. | |
328 | The public or open sessions of the literary societies Normal Eyte 9:2, p.31 |
Schedule of the sessions. | |
329 | One hundred and fifty high school graduates Normal Eyte 9:1, p.13 |
Took English test for admission to literary societies. | |
330 | Commencement 1899 Normal Eyte 8:35, p.504 |
Lengthy description of the activities and ceremonies. | |
331 | The best way to prepare a debate Normal Eyte 8:33, p.469 |
Ella Sterrett offers advice. | |
332 | Alumni and friends of the Normal School Normal Eyte 8:32, p.450 |
Railroads offering discounted fares for Commencement; brief schedule of the ceremonies.. | |
333 | Duties of the critic Normal Eyte 8:32, p.456 |
F. W. Perkins offers opinions of responsibilities of a critic in society work. | |
334 | The entertainment feature in our literary societies Normal Eyte 8:29, p.408 |
Mabel Montgomery looks at the intent of society work. | |
335 | The literary societies have a large problem on their hands Normal Eyte 8:21, p.292 |
Rooms in which open sessions are held cannot accommodate the numbers of people who wish to attend. | |
336 | Sixth triangular debate Normal Eyte 8:19, p.259 |
Brief history of intersociety debate. | |
337 | Clio Normal Eyte 8:17, p.240 |
Essay on proper spirit for running a business meeting. | |
338 | Aristo Normal Eyte 8:16, p.225 |
Text of paper on recitations as part of literary programs. | |
339 | There are too many young women in the school Normal Eyte 8:15, p.206 |
May need to form another literary society. | |
340 | The graduating classes in June Normal Eyte 8:15, p.206 |
Are too large for the traditional ceremony and addresses; committee seeking solution. | |
341 | Is active solicitation for society members best? Normal Eyte 8:14, p.192 |
Believes that people should judge which society is best for them. | |
342 | Value of extemporaneous work Normal Eyte 8:13, p.180 |
Leora Parker explores the benefits of the work. | |
343 | The first hexagonal debate Normal Eyte 8:9, p.125 |
Results of debate among the women's societies. | |
344 | The Triangular Debate Normal Eyte 8:8, p.114 |
A look at five years of debate results. | |
345 | Resolved, that the business sessions of our literary societies Normal Eyte 8:7, p.101 |
Advocates open sessions. | |
346 | Society reporters Normal Eyte 8:6, p.84 |
Asks for clearer, more interesting accounts of programs. | |
347 | It seems the rule Normal Eyte 8:6, p.78 |
Applauds mandatory literary society work at ISNS. | |
348 | Society Notes Normal Eyte 8:1, p.14 |
Normal Eyte invites contributions from the societies. | |
349 | Anniversary of literary societies Normal Eyte 7:36, p.9 |
Account of the Commencement presentations. | |
350 | Intersociety debates Normal Eyte 7:35, p.33 |
History of intersociety debates; results and team members over the years. |