Speakers

Displaying 8251 - 8300 of 8603 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
8251	Harvard professor lectures; scholarly address given Saturday evening on "The practical in education," visitor given banquet College Eye 1:26, p.5	04/24/1912	Summary of remarks by Professor Albert Bushnell Hart.
8252	Prof. Clark delights audience; excellent lecture given Friday afternoon on beauties of poetry, reading of Les Miserables was of high order College Eye 1:25, p.1	04/17/1912	Praise for Professor Clark's performances.
8253	Dr. Kepford talks; interesting lecture on tuberculosis given Tuesday night College Eye 1:24, p.5	04/10/1912	Spoke on measures that could help stop the spread of the disease.
8254	Prof. Clark will be here Friday College Eye 1:24, p.5	04/10/1912	Will present lecture and readings.
8255	Presidents' conference very interesting; two delegates present from each state institution, interesting addresses College Eye 1:23, p.1	04/03/1912	Brief summaries of presentations at YMCA conference.
8256	Prof. S. H. Clark will visit Teachers College; head of public speaking department of Chicago University will read for students College Eye 1:23, p.1	04/03/1912	English Club will sponsor appearance; Professor Clark will speak on poetry and give a reading.
8257	Y. W. C. A. notes College Eye 1:21, p.6	03/06/1912	Hear presentation by Traveling Secretary Melcher on mission work.
8258	Noted labor leader coming; Henry Van Dyke cancels all Iowa engagements, John Mitchell will take his place College Eye 1:20, p.1	02/28/1912	Will speak on the "industrial problem".
8259	Professor Gillin lectures before lyceum of politics and economics College Eye 1:19, p.1	02/21/1912	John Gillin speaks on problems of small towns.
8260	Address by Professor Kay College Eye 1:18, p.5	02/14/1912	Speaks on Alaska to Science Club.
8261	Mathematics Club College Eye 1:17, p.4	02/07/1912	Professor Smith spoke on rationalism in mathematics.
8262	State student secretary visits I. S. T. C.; addresses students at their Sunday evening meeting College Eye 1:15, p.1	01/24/1912	Guy V. Aldrich outlines plans for the rest of the year.
8263	Mathematics Club College Eye 1:15, p.3	01/24/1912	Professor Smith of the State University will give a speech.
8264	Teachers club holds interesting meeting; notes Wisconsin professor delivers lecture upon subject, psychic phenomena College Eye 1:14, p.2	01/17/1912	E. D. Angell speaks on campus.
8265	Lecture on Dickens was very interesting; patrons of Lecture Course appreciated the extra number College Eye 1:12, p.1	12/16/1911	Alfred Tennyson Dickens spoke on his father's life and work.
8266	Coming events College Eye 1:7, p.6	10/25/1911	Campus event calendar for October and November.
8267	Madame Gadski College Eye 1:7, p.3	10/25/1911	Singer from Berlin visited campus.
8268	Dr. C. E. Seashore College Eye 1:7, p.8	10/25/1911	Gave a speech on campus.
8269	Governor Carroll visits the college College Eye 1:6, p.3	10/18/1911	Iowa governor spoke to students regarding education issues.
8270	Miss Maude E. Boaden College Eye 1:5, p.3	10/12/1911	Maude Boaden went to South Dakota.
8271	Christian associations will observe twenty-fifth anniversary College Eye 1:4, p.5	10/04/1911	Preparations are being made for anniversary celebration; Cedar Falls businessman J. H. Shoemaker spoke to Y. M. C. A.; Professor Condit hosted social gathering for members of Y. M. C. A.
8272	Y. W. C. A. College Eye 1:4, p.8	10/04/1911	Alison Aitchison led meeting; Lydia Lord Davis will speak next time; "At Home" gathering was held.
8273	Hon. Champ Clark delights audience; opening number on lecture course well received College Eye 1:4, p.1	10/04/1911	Summary of Champ Clark's lecture on "The United States in the Twentieth Century."
8274	College calendar College Eye 1:3, p.4	09/27/1911	Schedule of campus events during the fall term.
8275	The Mathematics Club College Eye 1:3, p.5	09/27/1911	Howard Rich will speak at year's first meeting.
8276	New state secretary visits the college; plans discussed for observance of twenty-fifth anniversary of the Christian associations College Eye 1:2, p.4	09/20/1911	Guy V. Aldrich, Y. M. C. A. secretary, made visit to campus; President Seerley led first regular meeting; anniversary celebration for Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. will be organized.
8277	The college lecture course 1911-1912; brilliant talent throughout College Eye 1:1, p.1	09/13/1911	Summary of events to take place in this year's lecture course.
8278	What happened during the summer College Eye 1:1, p.3	09/13/1911	Highlights events of interest taking place during the summer session.
8279	Y. W. C. A. notes College Eye 1:1, p.8	09/13/1911	Picnic was held; Miss Niermeyer led first meeting; the Reverend Day spoke at Bible study.
8280	New Library formally dedicated College Eye 1:10, p.168	05/24/1911	Many important people spoke at the dedication of the new library on May 18, 1911.
8281	Prof. Shambaugh at I. S. T. C. College Eye 1:7, p.114	05/03/1911	Professor Shambaugh spoke on Work and Methods of the Iowa Society of Research Historians.
8282	Supt. Greenwood lectures at I. S. T. C. College Eye 1:7, p.114	05/03/1911	Supt. Greenwood of Kansas City spoke on "The Brain as a Working Machine."
8283	Dr. Stewart here College Eye 1:5, p.80	04/19/1911	G. W. Stewart of the University of Iowa spoke about acoustical engineering.
8284	Supt. Hukill of Waterloo read paper at Math Club College Eye 1:4, p.62	04/12/1911	Superintendent Hukill spoke about the reasons why students are inadequately prepared in arithmetic.
8285	Hon. W. J. Bryan at the college College Eye 1:3, p.45	04/05/1911	As part of the lecture course, William Jennings Bryan spoke at I. S. T. C.; summary of his remarks.
8286	Booker T. Washington; pleases large audience College Eye 1:1, p.7	03/22/1911	Booker T. Washington, a former slave, spoke at I. S. T. C. about his experiences and the two great advantages of his race.
8287	Booker T. Washington; will appear at I. S. T. C. Normal Eyte 21:22, p.377	03/01/1911	Booker T. Washington will speak as part of the lecture course.
8288	Strickland Gillilan entertains large audience; his droll humor with an occasional touch of pathos holds audience Normal Eyte 21:18, p.310	02/01/1911	Strickland Gillilan spoke to a large audience in the college auditorium.
8289	Political Science Club Normal Eyte 21:17, p.300	01/25/1911	Roger Leavitt spoke to the Political Science Club about practical banking.
8290	A. Radclyff Dugmore pleases large audience Normal Eyte 21:17, p.292	01/25/1911	A. Radclyff Dugmore spoke on African animals.
8291	Hon. C. P. Carey speaks at Chapel Normal Eyte 21:16, p.284	01/18/1911	Wisconsin education speaks on situation in his state.
8292	A. Radclyff Dugmore at the college; will lecture tomorrow night Normal Eyte 21:16, p.273	01/18/1911	A. Radclyff Dugmore will lecture on "Snapping Africa's wild game on Roosevelt's hunting trail."
8293	Big Science Club meeting Normal Eyte 21:14, p.244	01/04/1911	A large audience was on hand to listen to George Frederick Wheeler speak at the Science Club meeting.
8294	A large crowd hears Mrs. Lake Normal Eyte 21:12, p.207	12/07/1910	Lenora Lake of St. Louis spoke as part of the lecture course.
8295	Rev. W. A. Sunday at college; talks on character building Normal Eyte 21:12, p.206	12/07/1910	The Reverend William Sunday spoke to I. S. T. C. on character building; outline of his remarks.
8296	On Friday morning Normal Eyte 21:12, p.209	12/07/1910	The Reverend William Sunday gave a lecture on the building of character.
8297	Science Club report Normal Eyte 21:9, p.149	11/02/1910	B. H. Bailey of Coe College spoke on British Honduras to the Science Club.
8298	Daughters of the American Revolution visit I. S. T. C. Normal Eyte 21:8, p.129	10/26/1910	Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution spoke to I. S. T. C.
8299	Cedar Falls Society of the American Physical Education Association Normal Eyte 21:0, p.3	06/11/1910	Describes the last meeting of the Cedar Falls branch of the American Physical Education Association. Dr. W. Hastings of Michigan was the speaker.
8300	President Seerley addresses seniors; graduating class hears twenty-fourth annual baccalaureate address. Normal Eyte 21:0, p.9	06/11/1910	Describes President Seerley's baccalaureate address to the Class of 1910; photo of Lillian Shartz and Karl Knoepfler.