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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Teachers College grad attends third exhibit College Eye 40:37, p.5	07/22/1949	Mrs. K. L. Kober is representative of textbook publisher.
102	U. S. government is only one not printing textbooks College Eye 40:37, p.5	07/22/1949	Governments of other countries are involved in the business.
103	Textbook exhibit to be held soon College Eye 40:35, p.4	07/08/1949	For teacher preview.
104	Children's books to be on display beginning Monday College Eye 40:9, p.3	11/12/1948	In library.
105	Book companies plan July exhibit College Eye 39:37, p.1	07/09/1948	Will display textbooks.
106	Book exhibit conducted by major companies College Eye 38:38, p.1	07/11/1947	Textbook exhibition.
107	Can you top this? Co-ed buys own book College Eye 38:19, p.1	02/07/1947	Student misplaces textbook; buys a replacement and finds that it is the one that had been stolen from her.
108	Army text books being stored in Lawther attic College Eye 35:37, p.2	07/07/1944	Over 5000 books will be put in storage.
109	Book exhibit is on display for eighth year College Eye 33:37, p.3	06/26/1942	Will display textbooks.
110	Twenty book companies hold annual exhibit College Eye 31:37, p.3	06/28/1940	On display.
111	Twenty companies to display textbooks College Eye 31:36, p.1	06/21/1940
112	Dog Town Old Gold 0:0, p.32	06/01/1940	Brief description of the event; photo.
113	Display of books for children to be next week College Eye 31:9, p.1	11/10/1939	Will be on display in the Library.
114	Beware of unscrupulous book agents College Eye 30:38, p.3	07/07/1939	Professor Denny warns about book agents.
115	Teachers should see annual book exhibit College Eye 30:37, p.3	06/30/1939	More than twenty leading book publishing companies will put out their annual exhibit of textbooks and school materials.
116	Book display next week College Eye 29:39, p.3	07/08/1938	Latest textbooks will be on display.
117	Watson tells how to solve book problem College Eye 28:39, p.2	07/02/1937	Professor Watson has written several successful textbooks.
118	#NAME? College Eye 27:10, p.1	07/31/1936	Textbooks are heavy and long.
119	Lloyd L. Jones, author visits at college, Monday College Eye 27:8, p.1	07/17/1936	Textbook representatives in town.
120	Colorful, bugproof bindings displayed in book exhibits College Eye 27:7, p.4	07/10/1936	Display of textbooks.
121	College bookstore, and 'Y' exchanges discontinued May 1 College Eye 26:41, p.4	05/03/1935	Various services will be discontinued.
122	What's her name? Did she send her picture? Secrets! College Eye 25:4, p.1	06/30/1933	New owner of old book writes back to ISTC.
123	Editorials; textbook trash College Eye 24:13, p.2	12/09/1932	Nobody should take a textbook as very much more than an introduction to a subject in which the masterworks are really the important things.
124	Forum: high prices of textbooks College Eye 24:13, p.2	12/09/1932	In response to a survey, the College Eye will institute a column devoted to student editorial viewpoints; Oscar Johnson does not like the current buy-back practices of local bookstores; believes students should organize and protest.
125	Students here will spend close to $15,183 for books this week College Eye 22:12, p.3	12/01/1930	A look at the cost and sheer volume of college textbooks.
126	Forty-three colleges, sixteen universities, and five foreign schools Public Relations News Release 1929:557, p.1	08/02/1930	The "Currier and Watson Freshman Mathematics" co-written by E. E. Watson, is used by about sixty-five schools.
127	E. E. Watson, professor of mathematics Public Relations News Release 1929:238, p.1	02/18/1930	The professor's math textbook gets published.
128	One in a series of books Public Relations News Release 1929:90, p.1	12/06/1929	Effie Schunemen edited an elementary school text book.
129	Annual exhibit of children's books held College Eye 20:9, p.2	11/08/1928	In Library.
130	Macmillan publishers exhibit textbooks College Eye 18:53, p.1	08/10/1927	For benefit of prospective teachers.
131	Book exchange College Eye 18:1, p.5	09/08/1926	YWCA adopts new policy; will buy books from students and then sell them, rather than accept them on consignment.
132	Brazil official compliments on local text book; Miss Wild and Miss White share honors as authors College Eye 18:3, p.1	06/25/1926	Book by Professors Wild and White receives high praise.
133	Notice! Please! College Eye 16:26, p.8	03/18/1925	Books must be removed from the Book Exchange immediately.
134	Y. W. C. A. book exchange College Eye 16:36, p.6	05/21/1924	Students can bring their old books to sell; ten cents is charged for the service.
135	Spring term book exchange College Eye 14:36, p.8	03/14/1923	Sponsored by YWCA.
136	The Y. W. C. A. College Eye 14:14, p.8	12/06/1922	YWCA will hold book exchange.
137	Y. W. C. A. book exchange College Eye 15:36, p.1	11/29/1922	To be held at beginning of winter term.
138	Alison E. Aitchison Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.3	07/01/1921	Professor Alison E. Aitchison of the Department of Natural Science pens a new geography textbook being published by Ginn and Company.
139	Book exchange College Eye 12:14, p.1	12/01/1920	Y. W. C. A. to act as second-hand book seller.
140	Book exchange College Eye 10:18, p.5	03/19/1919	YWCA exchange proceeds were over $250
141	Book exchange College Eye 10:SPEC, p.6a	03/12/1919	YWCA operating book exchange.
142	Books College Eye 10:4, p.2	11/06/1918	Editorial suggests that students should not put aside textbooks to read magazines and fiction.
143	History teachers College Eye 7:29, p.5	05/10/1916	Encourages students to see the newest history textbook.
144	Studies in Organization and Teaching Normal Eyte 20:19, p.317	02/02/1910	Ideas for future teachers.
145	Text book prices. Normal Eyte 20:3, p.40	09/23/1909
146	Textbook prices. Normal Eyte 20:2, p.36	09/15/1909	C. A. Wise offers good prices on textbooks.
147	Text book prices Normal Eyte 20:1, p.7	09/08/1909	C. A. Wise & Sons Company seems to have the best textbook prices.
148	Macy and Geiser's Government of Iowa Normal Eyte 15:25, p.385	03/29/1905	A textbook written by Professor Geiser on Iowa government is said to be promising.
149	Normal's exhibit; our school will be well represented at St. Louis Normal Eyte 14:24, p.369	03/05/1904	Professor Knoepfler is in charge of the exhibit at the World's Fair; description of the material.
150	Field excursions; Miss Knudsen writes of their relation to geography Normal Eyte 14:10, p.145	11/07/1903	Dubuque provides good area for geography field excursions.
151	Inquiry has come concerning textbooks used in the Training and Preparatory schools Normal Eyte 13:3, p.39	09/20/1902	Description of texts to be used.
152	Some of our students Normal Eyte 5:7, p.50	11/02/1895	Seeking a way to buy cheaper textbooks.