University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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It's possible to study this way. What's the use? Miss Duncan, head librarian THE LIBRARY 'Two Women Before a Mirror' stumps me! Students en route to a study date or just to study puzzle over the modernistic cre- ations of artists or revive their interest in the old masters from the pictures that cover the walls of the lower floor of the library. Be- sides the large reading room and the general library there is a fiction room for those who have spare moments, a music and art room for the artists, a Juvenile library for the prospective primary or grade school teacher, and an education room for the whole population of the College. What's in the rooms? Hundreds of books, besides four-thousand new ones bought this last year. Page 28

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School under glass! Ahica brought to Iowa! Turtles exposed to education! The conservatory is a triple threat institution! The new greenhouse, which will be almost Planted in two years, contains four lab- oratories, a tropical garden with two plant houses for rejuvenating spring fever in winter, and a work- room to gladden the hearts of budding Burbanks. The conservatory's freshman alligator, Allie has gained campus-wide recognition in a recent Col- lege Eye feature story. CONSERVATORY