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A Sesquicentennial Look Back
Campaniling is an ISU tradition that goes back decades.
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The MU's Gold Star Hall is a tribute to Iowa State's war casualties.
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Perry Holden took corn classes to farmers in his "seed corn gospel
train" in 1903. Soon, educational trains were rolling throughout the nation.
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George Veenker's vision turned a cow pasture into an award-winning golf course.
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A campus-based geocaching adventure offers history lesson, hidden treasure.
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Iowa State and the State Fair share common history.
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Old spats and snubs part of Cyclone-Hawk rivalry.
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Boulders offer interesting footnotes on campus history
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ISU horticulturist Spencer Beach developed the popular Chieftain apple in 1917.
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With 150 years of history comes tales of spooky spots around campus.
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Special events at ISU this year have a distinctly Victorian flavor.
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The ISU Cemetery is the second oldest campus burial grounds in the nation.
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Graduating classes have been saying "thank you" since 1876.
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Generations of male undergrads attended swim class, sans trunks.
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In a 1963 "mixer" dance, and IBM computer matched couples who'd filled out questionnaires.
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Follow the food, from seated dinners to gourmet buffets.
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FP&M celebrates ISU's 150th with a time capsule to be opened in 25 years.
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