Manual Training

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	New equipment purchased for manual arts College Eye 27:51, p.1	08/02/1935	New motors will operate on AC rather than the old DC current; will cost about $4000.
2	Charles H. Bailey, head of the department of arts and manual arts Public Relations News Release 1929:321, p.1	03/17/1930	lDiscusses three kinds of thinking used in manual arts.
3	Echoes from the manual training department Old Gold 0:0, p.259	06/01/1922
4	"Feast of the Little Lanterns" was a feast indeed College Eye 10:23, p.1	04/16/1919	Review of the performance.
5	Faculty participate in Teachers Convention; to be held in Waterloo April third and fourth College Eye 10:21, p.4	04/02/1919	Several faculty will make presentations.
6	New Vocational Building opens; a monument to vocational education College Eye 9:2, p.1	09/26/1917	Vocational Building is home to the Natural Science, Manual Training, Domestic Science, and Art Departments.
7	The new Vocational Building open for summer term College Eye 9:1, p.7	06/06/1917	Building will house the Agriculture, Manual Training, Domestic Science, and Art Departments; cost was about $100,000.
8	New manual arts building College Eye 7:7, p.1	11/03/1915	Describes architecture of building; should be completed for summer or fall term next year.
9	New department of agriculture College Eye 2:4, p.1	09/26/1912	W. H. Davis joins the faculty; will help prepare students for work in rural education.
10	Manual Training Old Gold 0:0, p.255	06/01/1912	Illustration of a young man doing carpentry while his family looks on.
11	The senior class of 1911-1912; classifications of candidates as to diplomas sought and as to time of expected graduation College Eye 1:12, p.4	12/16/1911	Enrollment statistics for the various classifications of students enrolled.
12	Monday afternoon Normal Eyte 21:4, p.68	09/28/1910	Professor Clark Brown accidentally lost a finger on his right hand while using a new power saw.
13	Official Notes Normal Eyte 21:2, p.18	09/14/1910	Changes in assignments for Professors Fullerton and Merrill; Alice M. Heinz appointed to staff; Domestic Science Laboratory enlarged; great demand for manual training teachers.
14	Manual Training Old Gold 0:0, p.221	06/01/1910	Manual training history, includes group photo and many photos of exhibits along with a poem explaining what Manual Training can do.
15	Manual training teachers meet. Normal Eyte 20:11, p.189	11/17/1909	Professor Bailey heads group.
16	Manual training notes Normal Eyte 17:15, p.229	01/09/1907	The arts and crafts in public schools.
17	Manual training notes Normal Eyte 17:13, p.197	12/12/1906	Ways in which manual training can be introduced into the curriculum.
18	Manual training notes Normal Eyte 17:10, p.149	11/14/1906	Students of lower grades now learning drawing.
19	Manual training notes Normal Eyte 17:8, p.116	10/31/1906	Explains that there has been a marked advance in the use of manual training in public schools.
20	Manual training notes Normal Eyte 17:6, p.86	10/17/1906	Manual training is essential to the development of a child.
21	Manual training notes Normal Eyte 17:4, p.53	10/03/1906	Professor Bailey says that special training is not needed to teach manual training; however, it is highly recommended.
22	Manual Training notes Normal Eyte 17:2, p.23	09/19/1906	Discusses the pros and cons of manual training in schools.
23	Normal too good; but legislative committee would continue building fund at Normal five years more Normal Eyte 16:17, p.257	01/24/1906	President Seerley gives a statement about the management of the school; defends and explains the school's programs.
24	Charles H. Bailey, head of Manual Training Dept. Normal Eyte 16:2, p.20	09/20/1905	Demand for manual training has increased, and in turn, the Normal School has added space to the Manual Training Department in order to train shop teachers; photo.
25	The Manual Training Department Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.75	06/01/1905	Prepares students to teach in elementary and secondary schools; photo.
26	Manual training teachers in demand Normal Eyte 15:33, p.518	05/24/1905	Because of the recent development of the program, it has become difficult for school districts to find trained manual training teachers.
27	New plans and new work; rapid growth of school makes necessary a readjustment of the courses offered Normal Eyte 15:20, p.305	02/15/1905	Introduction of new courses in manual training, domestic science, and kindergarten make adjustment of existing curricula and degrees necessary; extensive description of the modifications.
28	Training Normal Eyte 14:11, p.164	11/14/1903	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
29	Training Normal Eyte 14:10, p.148	11/07/1903	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
30	Training Normal Eyte 14:9, p.132	10/30/1903	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
31	Training Normal Eyte 14:8, p.116	10/24/1903	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
32	Training Normal Eyte 14:6, p.84	10/10/1903	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
33	The Dubuque board of education Normal Eyte 13:35, p.552	06/10/1903	Considering the introduction of manual training into the curriculum.
34	Training Normal Eyte 13:34, p.535	05/30/1903	Manual training is coming in the public schools.
35	The Hon. R. C. Barrett Normal Eyte 13:23, p.354	03/04/1903	Advocate of manual training.
36	Manual training is one of the few good things Normal Eyte 2:15, p.117	01/07/1893	Manual training is good for everyone.